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<\/a><\/div>\nKOHLRABI P <\/p>\n
SWEET POTATOES F\/P<\/p>\n
SWEET PEPPERS F\/P<\/p>\n
TOMATOES F\/P<\/p>\n
EGGPLANT F\/P<\/p>\n
HERB CHOICE F Sage, cilantro or dill<\/p>\n
GREENS CHOICE F Swiss chard, kale, gai lan, or bok choy<\/p>\n
LETTUCE and\/or FRISEE F\/P The frisee makes a nice little salad.<\/p>\n
GARLIC F\/P Partial shares get a choice of garlic or herbs.<\/p>\n
ROMA GREEN BEANS F The last week of these guys.<\/p>\n
NEXT WEEK: Peppers, eggplant, greens, turnips, beets, green tomatoes and sweet potatoes<\/p>\n
FARM REPORT:
Autumn is here and we welcome its arrival. After an especially eventful growing season, your farmers are looking forward to a winter rest. But, we are not there yet! Much lovely fall crops must be harvested, brought in for storage or protected outdoors. The high tunnel is ready for its hat to go back on for the wintertime. We planted it full of greens back in early September. It is nice to keep the plastic off of its top and ends for as long as possible to avoid overheating the plants inside, but it needs to be buttoned up before the first frost.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/div>\nOut in the fields have a nice blanket of various cover crops that Tom sowed in late July. Sorghum Sudan grass, cowpeas, mung beans and oats cover the Spring fields. These plants growing now are next year’s fertility.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/div>\nKOHLRABI P SWEET POTATOES F\/P SWEET PEPPERS F\/P TOMATOES F\/P EGGPLANT F\/P HERB CHOICE F Sage, cilantro or dill GREENS CHOICE F Swiss chard, kale, gai lan, or bok choy LETTUCE and\/or FRISEE F\/P The frisee makes a nice little salad. GARLIC F\/P Partial shares get a choice of garlic or herbs. ROMA GREEN BEANS … Continue reading In the Share – Week 21<\/span>