Tag sustainable

Bird in the House

Last week after a morning of starting watermelon and squash in the greenhouse I returned in the afternoon to find the soil tossed aside and each of the seeds cracked opened with only the shell left behind.  At first glance…

Farmers Organizing Together

Like most young farmers I’m in it for the long haul.  I’m committed to growing safe healthy food for my community, as a career.  To do that, I need a just quality of life.  I don’t want to be just…

Hot Time in the Greenhouse

The sun is out and the greenhouse is filled.  The seedlings are still pretty small most are just wee sprouts. Here in Sonoma we have been experiencing temperatures in the 70’s, its feels summer.  So I’ve been doing all my…

Upcoming Gardening Class

Everyone can garden, it is never too late to learn Join me on Sunday March 23rd as I discuss and demonstrate how to simply start a successful edible garden Topics to be covered: Choosing what plants to grow Deciding on location…

Eco Farm

Last week I was away from the farm for a couple of days to attend Eco Farm, the annual Ecological Farming Association’s conference.  Eco Farm is seriously my favorite farming conference, this year was the 6th time I have attended.…

Women in Farming

I have been following the cross-country journey of two wonderful women, Caitrin Hall and Lake Buckley.  They have recently finished this amazing journey which they did all by bicycle. What makes this cross-country journey so important is that during their…