20 bales of alfalfa hay = 20 self-composting raised beds! That’s the plan, at least. We are hoping that when we revisit these bales in early spring they will be soft and composted in the middle, so we can plant…

  Every great idea starts with a plan. ABOVE: The Plan ABOVE: Krystal beginning to execute The Plan

Today we got stuck into the old Japanese Garden. It was hard work , but so worth it. We started with a pretty uneven piece of land. The weeds and blackberries were also slowly but surely making their way back…

Here are Cali, Josh, Nicole and Kara’s hands after a few hours of planting “enough lettuce to feed an elephant”. Nicole just dropped by and let me use a few of her photographs to show what they were all up…

sometimes the Farmers truly blow my mind with their awesomeness. One of the Farmers missed us on Friday Farm Day, so he left me this message: Joshua wrote: “Hey, sorry i missed you today, i went with Cali and Nicole…

If they keep multiplying the way they do we will end up with strawberry fields…but today we simply planted them. An awesome friend of the farm, Marissa, donated a ton of strawberry and iris plants to us today. Here’s Katrin…

Here’s a link …Enjoy! Mia, Katrin and the Farmers