Ethical Meat
Micah Wiles2018-10-02T11:01:31-04:00This Fall we took our first steer that was born and raised on the farm
How to Harvest Honey
Micah Wiles2017-07-18T13:18:59-04:00After waiting more than a year to harvest honey from the hives we have on the farm, we were busting at
Forest Floor Magic
Micah Wiles2017-05-04T10:07:01-04:00Some days it seems hard to remember that we are all part of a large and thriving ecosystem. Our to-do lists
Permanent Paddock Planting
Micah Wiles2018-10-02T11:01:49-04:00This has been a busy spring filled with tree planting. I planted hundreds of fruit and nut trees, both
Flowers of the Field
Micah Wiles2017-04-16T22:41:18-04:00Downy skullcap Partridge pea Spotted jewelweed
Following in Vavilov’s Footsteps
Micah Wiles2017-04-16T22:39:27-04:00Last fall I ordered several varieties of garlic through the USDA’s Agriculture Research Service germplasm database called GRIN (https://ars-grin.gov/). They offer thousands
The Need to Breed
jamie2024-08-15T17:55:04-04:00Any farmer can tell you that the environmental conditions they work with are extremely dynamic and vary greatly from year to year.
Mini Mob Graze
jamie2018-02-12T16:03:09-05:00The girls rockin’ out with their tongues out. They use their long textured tongues to pull in the highly nutritious seed heads.
Its starting to feel a lot like summer
Micah Wiles2018-02-12T16:10:09-05:00It’s getting hot and steamy out and things are starting to get exciting around here. Beans, limas, and field peas shot up
Making hay in the olden way
Micah Wiles2018-10-02T11:02:12-04:00Haymaking equipment is expensive and requires a lot of gasoline and time on the tractor. Making hay by hand is much more