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Cherries at Market

Cherries at Market

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You’ll see us this week with more cherries – these ones will be slightly riper than last week’s, so eat’em up!

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Just loooook at these alliums in their perfect little rows with weed free and freshly cultivated aisles. Don’t tell the permies. I could get used to this. Come over tomorrow and plant onions! More alliums in rows? Why not! As usual I’ve picked the day it starts to get rainy and windy and weird out but come and eat pasta with me anyway. 🌈🌱✨ . Details on facebook and at countyrailfarm.com
🌱💎✨ Gimme a row of great tools to do all the things we need to do : bcs : hardbody : flame weeder : jang seeder : kubota #luckydamnducks #itsspringidecided
This is that feeling when you have a brilliant idea and it fails and then you spend a day pulling up grass and dandelions because by the time the weed-free project failed it was too late and we were too busy to do anything about it. #lessonslearned Here’s to another year of brilliant ideas, more hands to share the work, and all those worms that loved my weedy field last year.
Ok ok starting tomorrow bright and early (maybe even tonight? No guarantees) arugula is at the @good.food.store in Missoula! (I’m looking at you @cocodibonet) ... For produce managers, buying local takes effort, a lot of it, and we’re suuuuper lucky to have a powerhouse like GFS at the forefront of supporting the @western_montana_growers_coop and individual growers. Not to mention @naturalgrocers, @luckysmarket, @realfoodhelena, @thirdstreetmarket, and others who take those extra hours and phone calls. Thank you, friends. Your work is deeply appreciated. Xoxoxo #arugula #localorganic #greens #springhit #nomorechilling
Last night 20 members of my extended family sat in a circle and did our usual post-Seder conversation: we told stories and belly laughed, and then engaged in an honest discussion about gender expressions and pronouns. They asked questions, listened, and really tried (often succeeded) in understanding. I was impressed and proud to have a family that makes such an effort to accept even when they don’t get it intrinsically. And so so proud to have family who have already done the work and who have the language and the understanding that helped give the discussion depth, validity, and relatability. Thank you fam - May we all be so lucky. . This is the one time each year I see my extended family, (almost) every year since I was born. I grew up across the country from all of my cousins, most of my aunts and uncles, my grandparents. I’m grateful for them and for this time of shared history and connection despite our varied lives and drives. I’m privileged in many ways, and this family is high on that list. . Back at home, the first cherry tomatoes in the greenhouse 💕 😭 they grow up so faaaaast. #tomatobabes #chagsameach #pesach #family #queerfarmer #gay #holigay #cherries #sungoldbbs 📷 @arlyce_rosko
Another nice shot by @arlyce_rosko of transplanted beets living their best life in the high tunnel - @clarkforkmarket these bbs are all for you 🌱💕

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