Biodynamic, Sustainable, and Regenerative Farming for the 21st Century

Winter is a time for hibernating, and letting the world pass you by without worrying about it.

I don’t know about everyone else, but I’m not ready for it to be getting wintry.

When you get caught up in the momentum of something, other tasks can be forgotten or “justifiably” postponed.
It was a chilly, windy day at the Market today, though not as cold as last week. But that might just be because the wind was out of the southeast today and I was able to put both sides up on the canopy. The corner of the canopy more-or-less lined up with the wind and

Wouldn’t it be nice if it all walked in the door that way – rinsed, bundled/packaged, and ready to put on the Market table?

Nothing like a little thunderstorm to make you happy to be inside.

Today was a day for accomplishing small things. But small doesn’t mean insignificant.

Today, I made up for hiding from my allergies all weekend. I also wanted to beat the rain that we’re supposed to get overnight tonight. And as if those weren’t reasons enough, I slept on my right arm funny last night and kinked that elbow, and after doing a little work, I realized it’s the
But I’m not all shook up.