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Tues, July 8 2008

So, now we have a blog -  what do we do?  Surely we must have some important wisdom and news to share with the world!

We may not even have the time to post here much, so maybe we'll just start with some random thoughts about the season up to now.

So far it has been pretty rewarding to see how all the no-till beds are working- they are really producing some food.  And high quality too.  It is especially nice to see at the farmers markets how our stuff compares to what else is available.  It has been a good season so far, and there is a lot of good looking veggies out there,  and our stuff is consistently high quality in comparison.  It is nice to be developing some loyalty at the markets for that, esp as we don't have the quantity that others have available.

The markets have been fun, and the Woodstock one on weds evenings is esp nice. We  talk to folks about our methods, and what Regenerative farming is. People definitely seem to be getting it these days, with all the fears out there of Peak oil, collapsing financial markets and the like- lot's of people thinking we are all going to have to "eat local" eventually. 

anyway, it is great to see and be part of in our small way this new localization movement. and if you're reading this, i guess that means you are probably part of it too-thanks!











 


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mike adams
07/15/2008 14:19

hey there-

first to reply to your first blog- the farm is great, you two are great and the food you grow is great.

except for the ticks- who love me more than i love them- all is good-

beautiful sunrises, sky a glow with fireflies, swim holes...

we all need to grow more food- thank you both for taking a lead and showing a way.

your kale is so much better than mine.

may your tomoatoes grow large and plentiful.

let it grow!

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Harry link
08/26/2008 09:20

Thanks for haring your organic greens and such with our South Bronx community! The children loved the salad!

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