Solstice 2022
The first hard frost made the bed for a dusting of snow on our little hill this week. These long, cold winter nights feel familiar,
The first hard frost made the bed for a dusting of snow on our little hill this week. These long, cold winter nights feel familiar,
Kate Rudd is a Masters in Regenerative Economics student at Schumacher College. She visited us for a week as part of her dissertation research and
Fede was the first to see one. Driving home one evening, she caught it in her headlights on our steep driveway. The last time we
Permaculture is a design system for areas inhabited by people that seeks to harmoniously integrate various aspects of the natural world, resulting in a sustainable,
“Sow someone where the driver passed with the strength of the bulls: the seed shines in a shower of gold descending between the shadow of
Autumn repays the earth the leaves which summer lent it. -Georg Christoph Lichtenberg I geared up the other day to check in on the bees. As I've
Sitting down to eat together is a cornerstone of Italian culture. Perhaps you've heard about this or experienced it yourself, but for Italians food is
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August is an awesome time to look back on all we've accomplished in 5 months, especially as we harvest produce. I'm really proud that despite
[caption id="attachment_178" align="alignleft" width="388"] We planted the May Pole at the top of the field. See it on the horizon?[/caption] Appropriately after dancing around the