It’s definitely feeling like fall today, with a cool, drizzly day outside. Lots of things on the farm are pointing towards the latter part of the season. I seeded the first rye/vetch cover crop yesterday, which will cover many of the beds for the entire winter, helping to reduce compaction, loosen the soil, and add nutrients when incorporated into the soil in the spring. This morning, I seeded the second-to-last round of transplants for the entire season! I start seeding transplants in mid-January each year. These baby plants are started in trays and then planted out into the field after 4-8 weeks. From mixing the media in which they are...
Seedlings
