Well, just as we suspected the strawberries have really slowed down, almost to a screeching halt. We will have a few strawberries to sell at Saturday's Market but not many. The raspberries are coming on and if the sun comes out early Saturday we will have raspberries to sell at Market. We have the pickers all lined up and coming in early to pick. The raspberry bushes are loaded so we will have plenty of them soon and may need to open additional hours next week. I will post it on the blog or you can watch for our signs on Hadley Rd.
The greens have also slowed down a bit. Camille keeps reminding me "this is the beginning of the season and it's normal to start out slow." As she says "this is only the tip of the ice burg, as we will have so much produce to sell this summer." We are excited to have our wonderful organic produce and berries to share with you. Thanks for your patience and support. I will keep updating the status on the blog. What crazy weather from 98 degrees to 45 degrees in just a few days.
Here' a picture of Camille and Leo relaxing after a hot day of work Monday, May 28th when it was 98 degrees. Leo went for a swim earlier to cool off.
Welcome to Margy's Blog! On this blog I will provide you with farm to fork recipes from my newest cookbook "Farm to Fork the Margy Way" where you will also see seasonal pictures of our USDA Certified Organic Farm, Tanglewood Berry Farm, as well as, pictures of our animals. I will provide you with a list of what produce is in season and give you suggestions of how to prepare it. Also, I will announce the opening of the market, market hours, and information on my cooking classes.
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