Monthly Archives: May 2015

I have written about the organic certification process many times over the years. Back in 2009, I published an article in In Good Tilth making a strong argument in favor of the certification process and questioning the use of the … Continue reading →

I suppose it’s not terribly surprising to hear a farmer say that she has food on her mind. But, oh I do. Food is, of course, a pretty common subject of thought around here. We grow it, harvest it, sell … Continue reading →

As the kids and I were riding bikes this week, I was struck by the sight of a few blooming rose bushes amidst so many willows and blackberries. Although the blackberries were definitely not planted by us, the willows were … Continue reading →

Last Friday, we welcomed May Day, also known as Beltane. In the turning of the year, this is the halfway point between the darkest parts of the year and the lightest parts. We are now in the half of the … Continue reading →