Summer 2012

Our baby chix

Our visitor has staye, we name him Rolo like the candy

Delicious melon

A good friend Scoot Cooper stayed for a few days

A random visitor, Rolo

$200 pumpkin with Pilgrim Barbie for scale

Moon and Stars watermelon

Saving tomato seeds for next year

Good Okra VS Slimy Okra

Cut Okra here

Beautiful Okra flowers on the burgandy Okra

2 rows butternut planted on the same day.

Randy washing and packing eggplant

Farm fresh goodness

Fairy Tale egplant

Fresh tomato sandwhich on home mae bread. Yummy!

Used billboard to cover coop. This is the view from inside

Hens cdhecking out the new boxes. View from the inside of the coop

Layin boxes com0pleted!

One of the Barred Rocks eati bugs in the garden

Intern from Project Green Fork came out and helped by picking tomatoes

Zanrinitsa tomatoes, yummy!

One of our FAVORITE tomatoes, Green Zebras

Sugar Baby watermelon

Three boxes of sweet corn

Zucchine blossom

Cowpea cover crop hope it survives this heatwave

Musk melons almost ready

Wonderful cherry 'mators

Our next round of sweet corn is starting to tassel

Watermelons are getting close

Radiator Charle's Mortgage Lifter Tomatoes

Our first sweet corn is READY!

Beautiful heirloom tomatoes!

We had the pasture bush hogged. The place looks GREAT! I'm getting around to places I've never been.

We had the pasture bush hogged. The place looks GREAT! I'm getting around to places I've never been.

Our Danish Leghorn on top of the Egg Mobile

Armenian Cucumbers

Making home made wheat bread

Rooster on top of the Egg Mobile

Refrigerator pickles and dilly beans

Beautiful squash blossoms

Sweet corn tassles June 8th

squash can be so interesting

More Tomatoes almost ready

Tomatoes almost ready

Baby melons in the first week of June

Red Creole onions, yellow sweet onions and garlic hanging to dry

Cabbages, cabbages and more cabbages!

Freshly picked Market More cucumbers

Our white potatoes drying after washing them

Washing the squash and cukes

It is only June but "summer" has started on the farm.  Our summer CSA started the first week in June, the temperature is often in the 90's and the cukes and squashes have arrived.