The spring is a bit more typical than the end of winter. It has rained just enough to make it soggy out in the fields just when we need to get the onions planted. The atypical warm weather of March lured us into planting lettuce, kale, broccoli and cabbage a bit ahead of schedule, now it hangs in suspended animation. Almost all of the gorgeous cauliflower scheduled for the season opening is flowered, eaten and gone. You will get the last of the sprouting broccoli in the first week and then that too will be tilled under.
We have our opening potluck next weekend, April 12th from 2-6. Come with a dish to pass and a pizza topping. We will have fun rain or shine with good conversation, great food and farm tours. We had our first baby goats born yesterday so they should be jumping all over by the weekend. 7 more mama goats (does) to go but likely not until mid May. Felipe is doing great you will get to meet him as well.