Mid-August was hot, summery, and busy in the garden. Thanks Katrin for the much-appreciated help.
Author Archives: WoodGrain
In the Elms
Thanks to visiting Swedish arborist and world-champion tree-climber Veronika Ericsson for giving the 100 year old elm trees around the old homestead some much needed attention. Quite fitting, as the trees were originally planted by the Swedish settlers who farmsteaded here. Photos by Veronika and Katrin.
Garden 2012
After another cool, wet start to the growing season, the garden is finally coming into it’s own. First beans for the market this week.
Hay’s in
Thanks to Amy and thanks to John – for showing up just in time (as usual) to help get the rest of the hay in.
Hazel’s First Calf
Jersey Red Angus X bull calf, born May 31. Photos by Amy.
Early Greens
The high tunnel is planted out with spinach, arugula, mizuna, pac choi, mustard greens, endive, lettuces and radish; mostly for the Groundbreakers CSA and the early farmers’ markets. On to tomatoes and peppers…
More lambs
New life
It’s almost spring, and new life on the farm abounds. Photos by Amy.
In the Barn
Come winter, we all spend much more time in the barn. Photos by Amy.
December snow
December so far is a month of snow, skiing, snowshoes to the river, and wonderful company. Photos by Amy.