Thursday, July 16, 2015

Farm Update

Down on the Farm

What a nice refreshing day this has been and in mid July? The weather has been so weird this year.

Any time we hear crows and blue jays going crazy out back in the woods, we know that a hawk is near by.  The red tail hawk that visits here often...to often, is huge.  The wing span has to be four to five feet.  It always amazes me what a time the crows give the hawk.  Six or seven will circle the hawk in mid-air and really go after him.  I don't know why the hawk just doesn't turn on them and bite their heads off, which he could do easy enough, but never does.  And, of course, the lesson is, you can be a crow and you can be a hawk, just don't be a chicken.

In the market:

Carrots
Sweet Corn
Kale
Swiss Chard
Yellow Squash
Beets (Red and Gold)
Red Potatoes
Romaine Lettuce
Zephyr Summer Squash (yellow with a green tip, yummy)
Zucchini
Beautiful Fresh Basil
Green Tomatoes (a few ripe ones)
Fresh Ground Flour
Zivot Probiotic Drinks (local)
Cucumbers
Honey
Duck Eggs
Chicken Eggs (if your timing is right)
Green Peppers
Arugula
Green Beans
Sweet Onions
Spring Onions
Garlic
Mint (Mojito, Chocolate, Peppermint, Spearmint, Lemon Balm, Apple, Mint Julep)
Herbs (Sage, Oregano, Thyme, Rosemary, Parsley, Basil, Lemon verbena etc)

Our Sunday morning Yoga on the Farm was very cool.  Try to make it next time, August 2.  You can sign up at razzyoga.com

The next cooking demo is tomorrow night with our third, in the summer series, August 7.


Hope to see you this weekend!
 




 

Locally Yours,
Vicky and Steve

No comments:

Post a Comment