Annie, Sarah, and visitors Marilyn and Joe take a break by the tomato babies. Sunday was our parents' picnic on the farm. The 80+ degree weather was a huge change from the last time our parents were here when there was over 2 feet of snow on the farm!
^Diane, Ralph, and Megan assemble the wash station. Right:
A finished drying rack assembled from all salvaged and recycled materials! (It's great to get a break from the sun here.)
This plowed section measures at about a quarter of an acre. We applied lime to the field to help balance our soil pH.
Before and After: This is our keyhole bed section - the path is shaped like a keyhole within a circle to maximize bed space and minimize the space for paths. This was a fun space to create and fill with lettuces, endive, greens, arugula, and radishes.
^Diane, Ralph, and Megan assemble the wash station. Right: A finished drying rack assembled from all salvaged and recycled materials! (It's great to get a break from the sun here.) 
Before and After: This is our keyhole bed section - the path is shaped like a keyhole within a circle to maximize bed space and minimize the space for paths. This was a fun space to create and fill with lettuces, endive, greens, arugula, and radishes.
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