Transplanting, along with directly seeding in the soil, is the name of the game this week. (And for weeks to come!) We’ve transplanted kale, chard, beets, some onions, rhubarb, and spinach. Wondering what’s up next? Asparagus, the last of the onions, mini broccoli, kohlrabi, and potatoes. Yikes! That’s a tall order, and there’s a good chance we'll be playing catch up into next week. beet seedlings But we’ve never been ones to shy away from long work days, and I don’t see us d

This is the time of year when the pace seems to pick up more and more everyday. Five-month-old puppy “ i.o.” is not entirely sold on the idea of cows being out in the pasture instead of the barnyard where she’s always known them to be! Sometimes it’s a delicate balancing act to get everything done that needs to be done. And, sometimes, when nature and time collude in pushing, it feels like a rude shove! We felt the shove this week, but it feels familiar and is even welcome be