Every spring is different and invariably throws some sort of curve ball all it’s own! Last year, it was the unusually cool weather that made the start of the season
With the end of this past winter seeming to drag on forever in freezing weather, snow, and sleet, it’s been a shocker to find ourselves in the hot, dry conditions
One of my favorite things is growing crops that look the same in the ground as they do when purchased at the market, so it’s always a fun time of
It looks like the worst of winter is behind us (fingers crossed!) and I’ve finally been able to get all the crops in the ground that were scheduled to be
Although it’s already the beginning of March, the Home Farm still looks like a pretty forbidding place. Mostly covered in a layer of snow and ice, it’s hard to believe
How to till garden beds using a broadfork.
No one says farming is a walk in the park and the spring can remind you of that in every way possible. The physical labor on the farm always seems
I’m back on the farm after a successful Sunday at the annual Philly Farm & Food Fest. Thanks to everyone who came out to support us! Apart from this yearly
With rainy days followed by sunny ones with highs near 60, it feels like spring has finally sprung! And with it, the farm is truly getting going. I was finally able
Things seem to be popping up everywhere with this week’s warmer weather. In the greenhouse, the kale and lettuce seeds have germinated and are beginning to grow their first true