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random pics 2019

We're now part of the Kentucky Proud program

Mushroom logs placed in the woods 1-4-19

The final straw for no till plastic in this 1 straw revolution

The end of using heavy black plastic as ground cover. It does not hold up to a full season without disintegrating.

No till, but littering plastic bits everywhere

The end of using heavy black plastic as no till ground cover. It does not hold up to a full season without disintegrating.

digging up potting soil from the center of a rotten stump 2-2-19

Couch in the woods 2-8-19

Oak Logs for Shitake Mushroom Totem Poles 2-26-19

Layer of Hot Shitake Sawdust Mushroom Spore and a layer of log 2-27-19

Hot Shake Mushroom Totems - should fruit when it's too hot for the other Shitake... in about 2 years... 2-27-19

3 Terrorists :~) Bagging their heads to retain moisture and heat to encourage more rapid colonization of the log 2-27-19

Garlic - Chesnook Red, Silver White, Metechi - 3-1-19

Garlic - Elephant, Inchellium Red, Music - 3-1-19

Come out to see WAFers Ally as Elly May and Gianni as Mr Dresydale

Over winter station positioned under a skylight in the shop 3-5-19

Algae starting to form on the sides of the pond 3-7-19

Fresh seeds to the rescue 3-8-19

Another layer of hay added to the Garden of the Sun 3-8-19

Starting to mark off rows in the River 3-8-19

Zinga Kitty Kitty watches us setup rows in the River.

Prepping the 1st River plantings Tom Thumb Lettuce, Mache and Spinach 3-10-19

transplanting Spinach starts 3-10-19

Future long Bus/RV parking

Augering holes for hundreds of trees. 3-15-19

Restocking Bass adding some minnows and a couple of grass carp 3-21-19

the ever changing tree planting map

planting trees on the downside of our hay swales

The auger broke down with a hundred holes left to dig.so we had to finish it the old fashioned way.

Tree planting crew 3-23-19

the sun sets on our tree planting project 3-27-19

Early Girl tomatoes in individual greenhouses 4-3-19

Red Marconi Sweet Pepper in a Jug 4-9-19

Oveview at the 1st water transfer of the year 4-15-19

Nasturtium Tire Seat at the Fire Pit 4-17-19

Zinga Cleans up after the PotLuck

Spring Flowers

Spring Water 4-24-19

25 Purple Passion Asparagus planted 4-24-19

25 Mary Washington Asparagus planted 4-24-19

25 Sparkle Strawberries planted 4-25-19

25 Seascape Strawberries planted 4-25-19

25 Early Glow Strawberries planted 4-25-19

Edging Seed Lines Through the Hay 4-30-19

Cucumber, Lettuce an Spinach Seeded 5-1-19

Echinacea Triangle 5-1-19

Nasturtium Tire 5-1-19

Stevia Rows Seeded Next To Garlic 5-1-19

Some Onion Rows in the Hay 5-14-19

Some Potato Rows in the Hay 5-14-19

1st Garlic Scapes of the Year 5-14-19

Cucumber Fence in Front of Rows of Lettuce 5-14-19

CatTail Harvest 5-16-19

Baby Nasturtiums between Blueberry Plants 6-16-19

Fresh harvested young Sassafras Leaves for making Gumbo Filé 5-20-19

Vew from the truck on water tranfer day 5-21-19

the 1st ripe Blueberries 5-23-19

the Water Buffalo

Tarp Harvesting Mulberry 5-24-19

Mulberry Picker 5-27-19

Rodger and Peter - field crew

Garlic Scape Harvest 5-29-19

Future Crop Eatin Burrito Filling 6-2-19

The Living Room for Firefly Viewing 6-4-19

Zynga Welcomes You to the Relaxation Station

We Picked Up a Buncha Chicks to Work the Farm 6-1419

Cucumbers, seed lettuce, tuscan kale, purple kale, yarrow and tomato

Onions & Potatoes 6-23-19

Garlic that's ready to harvest but too wet to harvest. Yarrow in the background. 6-23-19

A 1 day old bean sprout that's already bigger than the sorghum it's suppose to climb. 6-23-19

Some areas that we planted have very poor drainage. We have had an incredible amount of rain.

1 of 3 strawberry beds

Establishing perennial kitchen herbs

Chicks & Guinni's 6-23-19

Guinni's move to there own cage outside 6-30-19

Baby Chicks Move into their Coop 7-4-19

Celebrating that we're not British with a multi color bonfire 7-4-19

Our 1st day at market this season 7-5-19

Gerald visits 7-5-19

5 Kinds of Garlic drying. Elephant, Music, Metechi, Inchellum Red and Chesnook Red. Siliver Whites are still in the field for a few more weeks. 7-6-19

Squash, Tomaroes etc 7-11-19

Peppers, Nasturtium, Tomatoes, Yarrow 7-11-19

The hay mulch has been a very effective weed barrier.

Volunteer Sorghum and Tomaroes in the Potato and Onion area.

Cucumbers, Tuscan Kale, Tomatoes, Yarrow 7-11-19

The hay mulch has been a very effective weed barrier.

Freshly transplanted Mortgage Lifter and Beef Steak Tomatoes 7-11-19

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Autumnberries Elaeagnus Umbellata	Autumnberry Jam 8 oz	Autumnberry Purée 1 quart of Purée
Basil Sweet Genovese Purple Genovese	Blackberries WILD Himalayan Blackberries	Blackberry Basil Jam 8 oz
Blauhilde Beans	Garlic Culinary Garlic	Garlic Scapes per pound
Gumbo Filé approximately 1.25 oz	Hawthorn Berry *Crataegus monogyna*	Joe Pye
Lambs Quarters Chenopodium Giganteum/Album	Marketmore 76 Cucumbers	Mortgage Lifters Radiator Charlie’s Mortgage Lifter Tomato
Mountaineer Half Runners String Beans	Mugwort Mugwort 1/4 ounce	Nasturtium *Tropaeolum Majus* edible Flowers & Greens
Passion Flower passion flower	Paw Paw Asimina Triloba Seeds or Fresh	Perilla Perilla Frutescens Seeds or Fresh
Purple Bumblebee Tomato	Spiced Autumn Jam 8oz.	Toothache Plant Spilanthes
White Pine Needle Pinus Strobus 1/4 oz	Wild Dagga Leonotis Leonurus Leaf or Flower Pedals	Yarrow Achillea Millefolium
Yellow Squash Crook Neck and Straight Neck

Autumnberries

Autumnberry Jam

Autumnberry Purée

Basil

Blackberries

Blackberry Basil Jam

Blauhilde

Garlic

Garlic Scapes

Gumbo Filé

Hawthorn Berry

Joe Pye

Lambs Quarters

Marketmore 76

Mortgage Lifters

Mountaineer Half Runners

Mugwort

Nasturtium

Passion Flower

Paw Paw

Perilla

Purple Bumblebee

Spiced Autumn Jam

Toothache Plant

White Pine Needle

Wild Dagga

Yarrow

Yellow Squash

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