Simply click the picture of Cooper walking in the snow to see all of 2025.
Seeding veggie crops in the greenhouse has begun. He Jaylon (L) and Meg (R) are seeding lettuces and other greens
A spotted salamander found near the pond under piece of plywood. The plywood is left in place as a friendly hideout for salamanders
Cooper and Willie running around in the snow
Randy in his EcoRover track chair towing the deer he harvested out of the lower field
Herbs and tomatoes ready for pant sales
The Mom’s packing CSA shares. Connie (L) Randy’s mom and Guin (R) Josephine’s mom.
First twelve beds all ready for our first planting of squash, zucchini, tomatoes and eggplants
Kayla, rinsing and prepping arugula for shares
Harvesting greens in the early morning sun
The steak is out, steak out. Josephine sitting in her truck keeping an eye out for our neighbors cows
Georgia and Josephine out at night watching for cows
Three of the four cows have been caught.
Kim (L) and Meg (R) trellising tomatoes in the high tunnel. These tomatoes are pruned to a single leader and clipped to the string
Monica harvesting chard for the CSA
Cooper even helped plant some herbs into our tub. The tub marks the entrance to our farm. Up next a new mailbox and a sign
Josephine planting assorted flowers and produce in our tub
Tubby Creek Farm finally has a tub planter to mark our entrance
Lots of millet growing in our broccoli
Maximilian sunflower, part of our native plants sale
ten more beds for our second planting of tomatoes, okra and squash
Happy potato plants! We hilled the potatoes just in time. Now they are flowering and looking pretty.
Native plant sale at the Cooper Young Community Farmers Market was a big success
Josephine trying to save some salamanders and other amphibians as our pond dries up earlier than it typically does.
Monica harvesting in the early morning rain
Many of you have met Guin, Josephine’s mom. She’s always helpful around the farm and at the market. She’s headed back to Maine for the summer and we look forward to her return in August.
A beautiful speckled king snake
A little toad getting a hand up. Found in the greenhouse by Meg and set out to freedom.
Folks out working hard harvesting cabbage.
Family day working in the pack house. Cooper (R) putting onions in the CSA with Grammy C (Connie, on the left) and Randy in the background.
Spring bush beans are looking good
The first tomatoes of the year have been found and tested by Cooper
Robin spraying the mud off of the first carrots of the year.
The buckwheat in the cover crop has done its job now its time for the cow peas, sorghum and pearl millet to grow.
Finally found a use for the giant whisk we bought from the Trolley Stop restaurant
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