Lynn Sue

The Nurseryman's and Warren hoes get the most use on my farm.  I like to use a sharp trenching shovel to loosen larger weeds before pulling them by hand, and also for cutting along the edges to stop grass creeping in under my beds. Whatever the hoe, keep it sharp and oiled.

Chengwatana Community Farm in northern Minnesota is looking for collaborators. Chengwatanacommunity.com

Hi Trace! Thanks for the shout out! It was great to hsve you at Chengwatana Community Farm (twice) this year. Lynn.

Thanks Amy Gardener for the tip about baking in cast iron in a HOT oven.  I can't wait to try that. Lynn.

Hi Mike. Why don't you post some profile and contact info so people know who they are writing to and how to contact them off-list?  

Cook grated carrots slowly in milk or cream with cardamom seed, raisins, and the sweetener of your choice. Cool slightly and serve with cold whipped or pouring cream.

If you are still looking for a place, and would consider Minnesota, please contact me. My farm web site is www.chengwatanafarm.com
Minnesota is cold and inhospitable much of the winter, but has a lot going for it!

Greetings, and thank you for offering to answer questions. I am engaged in rotational grazing of Galloway beef steers. I offer free choice kelp and mineral salt, but have not been doing anything else for parasite control. Do you have any recommendations other than frequent moving, to keep parasites within acceptable bounds?

I am. It's my family farm.

Chengwatana Farm has a whole farm CSA; I believe it is becoming a common model. www.chengwatanafarm.com