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Wednesday February 27, 2013 - By Jeff
Today officially marks the first day of our season. If you are looking for me, I will be here on the farm from now until November. Things are really going to get busy. I started sowing seeds today. The first batch is beets.
Beets are the only root...
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Tuesday February 26, 2013 - By Jeff
We are gearing up for the upcoming growing season at the Bountiful Blessings Farm. With the addition of a new high tunnel this year, we will once again be able to provide local customers with top quality, fresh produce earlier, without the loss of flavor. High...
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Sunday February 17, 2013 - By Jeff
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Wednesday February 13, 2013 - By Terry
The high tunnel has been productive this winter season--well, as productive as it can be. Plants just don't grow nearly as fast in the winter as they do in the summer. A wonderful mix of greens just passed through the kitchen sink into the fridge...
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Wednesday June 20, 2012 - By Jeff
Been very busy these last few days. We planted more sweet corn, cultivated sweet corn, cultivated squash and gourds, weeded beans and tomatoes, weeded other areas of the farm. watered, watered, watered... Such is our schedule. Besides all of that we are...
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Saturday June 09, 2012 - By Jeff
The past few days have been very productive. Yesterday we completed our pumpkin planting. Peter came out in the afternoon and helped weed. It is so dry and now today is going to be even hotter. I am praying for rain!! We really could use an inch or more. That...
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Thursday June 07, 2012 - By Jeff
This photo below is a shot of the pumpkin planter we use at the Bountiful
Blessings Farm. Yesterday and today we planted squash, pumpkins and
gourds. Last year it too several days and many hours to plant not even
half of what we planted this year. Randy...
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Sunday June 03, 2012 - By Jeff
We have just finished planting our last tomato!!! Yippie! I think we have about 2000 in the ground - maybe more. Many of these are heirloom varieties including: Aunt Ruby's German Green Aunt Molly's Husk Aunt Ruby’s German Green Tomato Burbank Tomato ...
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Friday June 01, 2012 - By Jeff
I am sorry that I have been out of touch lately, but things have been just a bit hectic. Last week it was the dry weather and planting and watering and watering, and now its weeds!! There is never a dull moment here at the Bountiful Blessings Farm. today we...
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Monday May 21, 2012 - By Jeff
It you ever want to hear a million opinions on how to do something, start a farm produce business. It seems now matter where I go or whom I speak with, everyone has an opinion about how to grow vegetables. When I tell someone what I do, it seems like they...
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Thursday May 17, 2012 - By Jeff
The Hinckley Farmer's Market group met once again last evening to discuss plans for this season's market. The first market will be held on Saturday, June 23rd from nine to noon at the Hinckley Fresh Market parking lot. The market is located at 710 James Street...
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Tuesday May 15, 2012 - By Jeff
Another day in the field at the Bountiful Blessings Farm. We planted another twelve rows of sweet corn this morning. Dad cultivated sweet corn, onions and potatoes. I had to pick up a few supplies from our local fertilizer dealer this afternoon. Once that was...
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Sunday May 13, 2012 - By Jeff
Once again, it has been very busy at the Bountiful Blessings Farm. We have been working ground and planting. Today it will be repeated again. My dad worked ground down for us to plant today, so I should not have to do any more preparation; just get out there...
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Monday May 07, 2012 - By Jeff
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Sunday May 06, 2012 - By Jeff
The last few days have been very hectic. We have been transplanting, planting in the field, planting tomatoes in the high tunnel and working around the farm. Dad built another hay rack to be used for selling our produce in town. Kim has been planting her...
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Thursday May 03, 2012 - By Jeff
Have you ever heard the phrase, "such are the best laid plans of mice and men"? That was kind of how my day went. It started out well with a trip to a friend's to move a refrigerator and shade cloth. We will be using the frig on the farm at the stand...
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Wednesday May 02, 2012 - By Jeff
Today has been another busy day. In fact, I just got inside. I picked up some lumber and cement blocks this morning from a friend. Dad met me over there and helped me get loaded. I hauled the stuff home and we unloaded it and put it away. I took the truck and...
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Saturday April 28, 2012 - By Jeff
Finally getting some rain! Today Andy and I painted boards for signs. It seems like we never have enough come market season. We moved all the tomatoes out of the hoop house and into a safe, warm, building for tonight in case it gets too cold. I am a little gun...
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Tuesday April 24, 2012 - By Jeff
Wind can really make a difference in whether a day is nice or whether it is pleasant. Today has been a very nice day - it was not too warm, but the wind was somewhat calm and it made it so much nicer being outside. Dad worked on the sprayer some more today. We...
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