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Week 10: Walla Wallas, Peppers, and secret TOMATOES for full shares.

Week 10: Walla Wallas, Peppers, and secret TOMATOES for full shares.

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I know it doesn’t say so in the share list, but we brought tomatoes for full shares today. It’s ON. Also the onion ring recipe this week is excellent and super easy.

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This summer @smalltimeshirt and I got divorced amidst the support and love of our friends and loves. It was a beautiful and perfect celebration of our 10 years of partnership and the community around us. See more (so so good) photos and read our vows if you want a reason to cry today at countyrailfarm.com/divorceparty . Special thanks to @rohanna_mt @okaykoga @kennamermaid . All pics by the incomparable @bess_bird 💕💕💕 . #queer #queerfarmer #queerlove #queeringdivorce @countryqueers #montanaqueers #gaydays #gaymarriage #queermarriage
A throwback to Eyeshadow Monday this September 👁👄🦹🏼‍♀️💅🏻 when @kyropyro and @catofthemonthclub offered some extra color for harvest and @kimberlycookphotography happened to be photographing the farm... coincidence? Or grand design 💖🙌🏻 . It’s cool and slow on the farm these days. I’ll be updating here and there with the projects that continue, but mostly we’ll be doing puzzles and planning for next season with a big pot o tea at the kitchen table. Thanks for an incredible season, for your support and your grumbly bellies, for your full kitchens and your helpful hands. You make this little corner of the world go round and we so deeply appreciate it. Love 💕 Tracy & Crew . Thanks Kim for these 🌈📸
Last week marked the end of the season, the last days of having these two gems on the farm (for the year), and the culmination of their season projects! They presented their work, the results, expectations / suggestions for future crops with numbers and so much joy and excitement for next year. It is an unbelievable pleasure to have a crew that loves this farm as much as I do and I can’t tell you how much I’ve learned (we’ve all learned) about communication and boundaries and management. Thanks for your work your time your words your energy, the hard moments and the sweet ones, you rule @dasia_simone_ and @arlyce_rosko! . Dasia @dasia_simone_ planned and executed the herb and flower garden this year, selling a few flowers and providing us with more herbs than we’ve had before. She told us what works, what doesn’t, and what we should think about for next season... when she’ll be involved with herbs and flowers but focusing on other stuff too. . Arlyce @arlyce_rosko tracked all our market sales (a first!) and we now have a breakdown of what we should continue growing for market and what’s not even worth our time. You know I love a good graph, and she played her audience well. . Before next season we’ll be having tea/coffee dates and planning out the fields together. Another first for me, planning WITH next years crew, to figure how much of what to grow. I’m so looking forward to another year with this perfect full time farm crew 💕💕💕💕💕 xoxox . #queerswhofarm #farmingwhilequeer
Green things for the last market of 2019! Come see us at @clarkforkmarket tomorrow 9am-1pm. Thank you, all of you, for such a sweet season. #organic #missoula #montana #farm #homegrown #arugula #salad #farmingisrad
And that’s a wrap #organic #garlic #fullfallcrew
Hardneck is off to the races with root growth already. This is my first year doing a fish soak and intentionally experimenting with mulches - can’t wait to see the results. See you in the spring little ones 💕💕💕

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