The smell of tomato seedlings in the final days of Winter stirs Summer dreaming! We all want tomatoes for Christmas and tomatoes are one of the easiest seeds to germinate.
Here is a step by step slide show to help you grow your own strong organic seedlings!
Read MoreThe time is drawing near - with each warm day the soil warms more and the clear nights have begun to creep into double digits! TRANSPLANT DAY is approaching - so full of expectation for the harvest.
Transplanting can be very simple and done correctly can mean the difference between an abundant harvest and a so-so one!
TIMING IS KEY…
Read MoreThe quickening is happening - that time of the season here in Southern Victoria when the sunny days are truly WARM, blossoms are popping and the activity on the farm has increased - even as cold rain falls and the wind still chills.
I’m often asked if I have a favorite vegetable. I LOVE the vegetable that is glowing and shining in the field! To me this is the one that has found its sweet spot…
Read MoreA good rainy morning is a wonderful chance to share what has been happening this Spring on the farm. We spent the Winter reflecting on our farm, completing much overdue book work and looking ahead - setting new goals and refining old ones. Crop seeding began in early August and it has been a busy time as we nurture the heat loving crops in the greenhouse and wait for warmer nighttime temperatures to transplant them into the field.
Read MoreThe lovely Dylan and Priya from Palate came down to the farm and made a couple of short movies (click on the photos) a few weeks back now. We think that the photography is pretty awesome and the movies give a great insight into how and why we farm the way we do - if you are interested to watch we hope that you enjoy.
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