Support Local Agriculture
We are so grateful to all of our loyal market customers that came back after a long winter/spring to support us at the first farmer’s market of...
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Trial and Error
The spring season has been flying by! The week’s forecast is predicting high summer temperatures, which we are grateful for, but not too excited...
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Settling into Spring
This last week on the farm has been spent doing a number of different activities! We have been in shock at how Mother Nature has been keeping us...
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Spring Showers!
This transition to spring couldn’t be more beautiful! At the beginning of this month we had one last snowstorm and now we have our hands full in...
MORETools for a Market Gardener
We are so grateful to have been shown these hand tools that we currently use everyday in our gardens. I believe these tools are vital in keeping...
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Getting beds ready
We have been diving head first into the spring season these last couple weeks! We’re on a roll and there’s no stopping now until November. From...
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Getting started
The sun is shining and the birds are singing their songs of spring. Today is the first day it’s truly felt like spring for us. We couldn’t be...
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Spring has sprung!
The beginning of Spring has started off colder and with more snow than usual. We have watched the snow slowly melt to just get a glimpse of our...
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Maybe spring is coming?
The weather outside on the farm may be variable, with warm temperatures feeling like spring than cold windy days reminding us we still have 2...
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Winter’s Farmers’ Market coming to an end for the season
This coming weekend will be our second to last winter farmer’s market at the Rollinsford greenhouses. I want to share my gratitude for this market...
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The Moon of Long Nights
The moon of long nights has arrived as we begin to get closer and closer to the winter solstice. Austin and I have been trying to pay very close...
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thinking back to our pigs
For homesteaders who choose to live off the land and the sustenance that they produce this month is normally marked by the butchering of the farm...
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