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Saturday, June 2, 2007

First Harvest

We had a wonderful first harvest this Friday. It was nice to get to meet eveyone. Here are several pictures of harvest

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summer view

Euphrates doing her Job.

Howdy!

getting ready for distribution

Sunset

tunnels full of sprouting winter greens, go seedlings!

Cleome

one of the u-pick flowers

Bringing in the harvest

new barn and bachelor buttons

Tractor Cultivation

Chioggia and gold beets

Eggs

this is some high quality protein.

Strawberries

Divine.

Peas

Eat with Bread and Butter

Spring Colors

Leah with Radishes

more greens for the winter CSA

truly local agriculture

winter greens in passive tunnel

almost ready for harvest!

Fall Carrots

Safety First

Farm kid planting winter greens

Planting a tunnel to winter greens

Distribution scene

early September

Produce for the week of August 21st

U-Pick: all unlimited: cherry tomatoes, paste tomatoes, flowers, basil, kale, beans
salad mix, cantaloupe/ or watermelon, sweet peppers, hot peppers, tomatoes, summer squash, chard, onions, potatoes, basil, herbs

Vegetables for the week August 7th

U-pick: all items unlimited: beans-green, flat, and yellow, flowers, kale, cherry tomatoes
tomatoes, summer squash, field cukes, eggplant, carrots, salad mix, chard, basil, herbs

red sunflowers

zinnia beds

tithonia, or torch mariglod

a u-pick flower

Produce for the week of July 30th

U-Pick: all unlimited: beans, kale, and flowers
tomatoes, European cukes, field cukes, summer squash, eggplant, head lettuce, salad mix, gold and chioggia beets, basil, chard/kale, herbs

Early morning harvesters

picking beets in the morning

passive solar tunnels and new vineyard seen from the pond

Happy bean pickers in the field

July 24th produce

U-pick: all unlimited: beans (green, flat, and yellow), flowers, basil, kale
tomatoes, summer squash, European cukes, field cukes, eggplant, beets, sweet frying peppers, salad mix, head lettuce, chard, basil, parsley

July 17th produce

U-pick: green beans - see board for limit, flowers, kale, basil
European cucumbers, field cucumbers, tomatoes, summer squash, beets, salad mix, chard, kale, herbs, basil,

vegetable forecast for the week of July 10th

U-pick: umlimited flowers and kale
head lettuce, salad mix, senposai, chard, kale, green onions, European cucumbers, summer squash, basil, mint, parsely,

mid season greens

Forecast for the week of July 3rd

U-pick: unlimited strawberries until the patch is finished.
head lettuce, salad mix, spinach, beets/beet greens, chard, dill, basil, European Cucumber, summer squash

Vegetable forecast for the week of June 26th

U-pick: strawberries - season limit: 7quarts, peas: season limit: 1 quart
head lettuce, salad mix, spinach, chard, kale, beets/beet greens, garlic scapes, Italian frying peppers (sweet), cilantro or dill

Week of June 19th vegetable forecast

u-pick: snow, shell and snap peas, strawberries
head lettuce, salad mix, chard, kale, garlic scapes, basil, oregano

Week of June 12th vegetable forecast

U-pick strawberries and sugar snap peas
head lettuce, kale, basil, spinach, radishes, mixed asian greens

The chickens' living quarters - Paul built this last week.

the house is moved to new pature every week and a half or so.

Our chickens' new home

the ladies love the clover and bugs in the pasture!

Spring Greenhouse

January 2nd Vegetables

potatoes, carrots, beets, parsnips, leeks. turnips, black spanish or watermelon radishes, celeriac, unlimited kale, spinach, red or green cabbage

green winter gold

what your body wants when it snows

winter produce

First Winter Distribution

November Share

kale and leeks

hearty winter vegetables!

a cold, muddy turnip

Sweet Land Farm: 9732 Route 96 Trumansburg, NY 14886 607.387.3702 evangelinesarat@gmail.com www.sweetlandfarm.org

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winter leeks in the field

hot peppers

The Bean puller

Dry bean harvesters

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