• August 2025
• August 13th - What It Takes to Get Organic Produce to a Farmer's Market
• August 12th - So Many Hot Peppers and Sunflowers
• August 11th - When the Farmer Is Away, It's Still a Hot Day
• August 8th - Everything Old is New (to Someone)
• August 7th - Don't Chicken Out!
• August 5th - Half-way through the Summer CSA
• August 4th - We Harvest Tomatoes, Mosquitoes Harvest Us
• July 2025
• July 31st - From Seed to Produce, In Reverse
• July 30th - The Onions Are Here!
• July 29th - Pig Reintegration and Lambda Eggplant
• July 28th - Changes in Priority, Slow and Fast
• July 24th - Carrots Are a Lossy but Necessary Small Farm Crop
• July 23rd - Indeterminate Doesn't Mean What I Thought It Meant
• July 22nd - Something New to Harvest Every Day
• July 21st - Divest to Invest
• July 17th - Bugs Are Inevitable, but Your Approach to them Isn't
• July 16th - When Everything Is in Production
• July 15th - Jenkins is a Good Dog
• July 14th - Coop, There It Is
• July 9th - And Just Like That, Things Change
• July 8th - The Broad Spectrum You Use is What You Deserve
• July 7th - How to Beet the Heat with the Best of Them
• July 2nd - Schrödinger's Courgette
• July 1st - Moving Coops on a Hot Day
• June 2025
• June 30th - Animal, Mineral, or Vegetable?
• June 26th - There's Always Someday Cooler Than the Last Two
• June 25th - Still Hot, but Bearable
• June 24th - Hottest Day on Record, Still Work to Do
• June 23rd - Field Irrigation and Pig Fencing
• June 19th - Heat Advisory and a Warning about 'Reasoning'
• June 18th - Scoped Experimentation and Tacit Approval
• June 17th - Recent Progress on Radishes, Field, and Things
• June 16th - A Short, Productive Day
• June 12th - Digging for Feedback and Priorities
• June 11th - Multithreading and Background Prioritization at the Farm
• June 10th - Waste Not What Your Farmer Can Do for You
• June 9th - Weather or Not, Here We Grow
• June 6th - Small Crew, What Can You Do?
• June 5th - Weeding, Seeding, and Harvesting
• June 3rd - Washing Is Almost Everything
• June 2nd - Harvesting the First Week of CSA Season
• CSA Week 1 - Raab, Radishes, Lettuce, Bok Choy, Kale, Oregano, and Cabbage
• May 2025
• May 28th - Trellis Twine for the New Greenhouse
• May 27th - Flight of the Tomatoes
• May 22nd - High Winds and Rainy Chores
• May 21st - Field Tomatoes and Coyotes
• May 20th - Peppering, Staking, and Celebrating Servant Leadership
• May 19th - Cultivating Future Growth
• May 15th - Your Field Team Makes Your Day
• May 14th - All Good Things End Up in the Field
• May 13th - The Last of the Onions Planted
• May 12th - Hoe, Hoe, Hoe Your Rows
• May 8th - Preparing for Bees and Somesuch
• May 7th - Preparing for Pigs
• May 6th - Eighty-dozen Eggs and Rain on the Face
• May 5th - Harvesting Green Garlic and Lilacs, Planting End Rows
• May 1st - Eggs and Onions and Watering Robots (Oh My!)
• April 2025
• April 30th - Onion Planting and Row Cover, Day 2
• April 29th - Onion Planting and Row Cover
• Educating Kids about Vermicomposting
• April 24th - Mulching, Fence Baiting, Drip Irrigation, and Tractors
• April 23rd - Salt Marsh Hay and Sixty Dozen Eggs
• April 22nd - Kohlrabi, Broccoli, Leeks, and Stirrup Hoes
• April 18th - Pizza Night with Fresh Baby Kale
• April 17th - Compost, Potting Mix, Soil, and Dirt
• April 16th - Watering, Trenching, and Planting
• April 15th - Pants, Plants, and Mud
• April 10th - Hoops, Potatoes, Chicken Coops, Dry Farming
• April 9th - Egg Economics, Greenhouse Seeding, and LLM Context
• April 8th - First Day, Onion Trimming, Physical Fitness