Gleaning, the process of going along and getting the leftovers after the harvest, is mentioned in the Bible several places. Gleaning is good for the next crop, good for the land, and good for the pocketbook. Here we’re gathering up leftover hay cuttings to use as clean mulch in the gardens. It’s about as sustainable as you can get 😀

Making a quick trip out to the greenhouse to uncover the 300+ peppers and eggplant seedlings for morning sunshine. Wendy vs icy back walkway. Guess

Guess what we’re making a fresh batch of? It’ll be available this Saturday at Poplar Head, and Tuesday at Ozark!

Ok – round 2 – a jar of Avalon Farms Rosemary Salt still up for grabs. What are those crazy folk at Avalon Farms doing