Showing posts with label In the Fields. Show all posts
Showing posts with label In the Fields. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Sound Avenue Land

Last year we started farming a second plot of land located on Sound Avenue in Riverhead. Since our farm events are always held at our farm on Peconic Bay Blvd, we realize that many of you have never seen what this land looks like.

Here are some photos I took yesterday evening at sunset. The meadow had just been mowed by our friend Chris Wines of Ty Llwyd Farm in Jamesport. By the way, if you're ever out on the East End, stop by Ty Llwyd Farm on Sound Avenue for the most delicious fresh eggs!

Monday, June 02, 2008

First Harvest!

Here are some photos of our first harvest of the season. This week we're harvesting arugula (both baby and bunched), radishes, spinach, boston lettuce and rhubarb.

My First Taste of Summer

Yesterday evening after a long Sunday getting ready for the first week of deliveries, Matthew left me in the kitchen to make dinner and took out across our back yard to the field. He came back a few minutes later with a little present...the first beautiful red strawberries of the season! I made him stand out on the back porch with the mosquitoes just long enough to capture this picture. The light was perfect.

Thursday, May 15, 2008

The Haygrove

We installed a Haygrove Tunnel out in Field 2 this year to grow early tomatoes in. I'll let Matthew tell you all about it in a future post, but here are some photos taken just after the whole top blew off! Everyone ran out to secure the plastic and re-tie the ropes that hold it down.



This was a few weeks ago before the drip irrigation had been installed, so the tomatoes look a little thirsty. They've been growing tremendously ever since- so I'll get out there one day this week and post some updated shots.

Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Potato Harvest 2007

I wanted to share some photos of our potato harvest from last week. This has been our best year of potatoes!

Here is the potato digger hooked up on the back of the tractor.


The potatoes are dug out of the ground and dropped back on top of the soil.

Here they are still attached to the roots ready to be harvested, washed, and packed into your CSA boxes!