We love the roles and relationships we’ve formed with our church, community, and family. Lately, though, we’ve felt a little besieged by all the commitments we’ve made to spend time off the farm. (more)
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We finish our annual review today reflecting on the role of allness statements in our farming adventure and the ease with which we avoid them. (more) Our annual review continues today with the second of our three principles: it’s gotta be fun while we’re doing it. (more) I’m unusually proud of this one, because it does a better-than-usual job of letting you see some of the other Master Gardeners at work. (more) We have fun each year around Mother’s Day when we subject ourselves to our annual review. (more) You can challenge me on our including an Organic Moments video on Japanese maples: it’s not about food, and it’s not even strictly organic, because you’ll see some fungicide applied to the grafts. (more) In general, home-scale fruit and vegetable growers don’t pay enough attention to cover crops. (more) I’m so proud of my bride. This is our first video featuring her, and she did a magnificent job. (more) Can you feel the tingle? It’s Amanda’s and my excitement as we watch take shape the lodge we’ve dreamed of, argued about, and planned for. (more) Amanda and I are both pursuing our advanced master gardener certification, mine in organic home-scale fruit production and hers in organic home-scale vegetable production. (more) |
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