All spiffed up!

Happy rainy October, everyone! It’s been a busy one so far.  Seth and I got married on Sunday, October 9th, and in preparation for that grand and festive event many folks from our families (most broadly defined) rallied round and helped with some serious farm...

New calf spurs blog entry

Some photos of the farm taken from the roof of the Yentes-Quinn house, clockwise from Northeast-ish: First, the top end of the vegetable field with blueberry acre behind. Then the lower part of the vegetable field, with the fruit tree nursery in the foreground (and...

Ramblin’ in the new mown hay

It’s hay season! A smattering of photos to illustrate some of what that’s likeGround-driven PTO forecart (for tedding) and John Deere No. 4 Big sickle bar mowerChain of…command? fools? Loose hay loader, Anna on hay wagon, Seth and Ada on the...

A small collection of photos to give the feel of the farm these days:High bush blueberries in pots, for sale.Hazelnut “tubelings,” now happily growing in the nursery along with baby American chestnuts, amelancher cherries, grapes, and all kinds of other...

Planting season 2011

With blackfly season halfpast, all the seeds in the ground, and a half-inch of rain tumbled down to get them started, we’re basically sitting around drinking lemonade and sunbathing. But when we’re not busy doing that, we’re weeding the garlic and...

Tyler the Magnificent

Everyone works hard around here at whatever it is they’re doing, and this post is a special Ode to Tyler. Tyler has undeniably made a lot of things possible, including:-reflooring the barn, by recruiting Graham for the winter so that he would have a safety...
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