Monthly Archives: May 2009

Heirloom Tomatoes “Not too late” Sale

Posted on 20. May 2009 by ilene

Due to popular demand, we have more heirloom tomato plants ready for sale, in many interesting varieties. And plenty of peppers! Here is your chance to add a magic heirloom tomato to your garden collection, sneak in one more, or … Continue reading →

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Welcome, little calves

Posted on 16. May 2009 by ilene

An exciting week on the farm. We are very inexperienced with livestock birthing. We are learning! Good thing that these cows like to birth on their own, and don’t want our help. You see she is missing from the herd, … Continue reading →

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Happy Mother’s Day on the Farm

Posted on 10. May 2009 by ilene

Birth on the farm just in time for Mother’s Day. This sweet little calf arrived yesterday (Saturday) afternoon during the Tomato Sale. Katie didn’t even tell me! She wasn’t with the herd at the end of the day, so Phil … Continue reading →

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Heirloom Tomato Varieties

Posted on 4. May 2009 by ilene

Thanks everyone, for a fabulous tomato sale! We cleared out the first planting of tomato plants, I still have a few Brandywine and that’s it. I have a second planting of lots of varieties for sale, ready around Memorial Day … Continue reading →

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It’s Tomato Seedling Sale Week!

Posted on 3. May 2009 by ilene

Six weeks in the greenhouse and these plants are beauties. Over 20 varieties of heirloom tomato plants, for our garden and those of our plant customers. You can come by the farm this week on Friday May 8 or Saturday … Continue reading →

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Chick Update

Posted on 3. May 2009 by ilene

The chicks are three weeks old, so its time for an update. In their first week, they had visitors come to admire the new hatches. Here are CSA members, Heather and Kelsey of the Schwartz family.   Then, with chicks … Continue reading →

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