State of the Farm: June, 2025
Another cold Memorial Day followed by three weeks (and counting) cold days. Sometimes, we get in the seventies. Once or twice, in the upper eighties
Another cold Memorial Day followed by three weeks (and counting) cold days. Sometimes, we get in the seventies. Once or twice, in the upper eighties
It’s that time of year again. Now we are beginning our planning for the season. This year I decided to be more precise in the
We managed to get pretty much everything planted by the end of Memorial Day weekend. This is, more or less, the traditional planting time up
Now that it’s May, we can attempt to start work on our garden without a high expectation of weather damage. Of course, that’s a hope.
Be careful what you wish for. (Yes, yes. Another State of the Farm entry. I’m in Wisconsin. Sue me.) Some years ago, I discussed the
This will not be a long post as I’m in Pennsylvania for a family reunion. I had planned an interesting post but left without the
Some farms are pretty. It’s mid-April and as I write this the temperature outside is approaching 90F—unusual up here in New England. Past experience has

(Almond from our back porch.) It has been a long winter.