tentative schedule for next 2+ weeks

Things are VERY SLOWLY warming up!
Today I almost saw the sun a few times. (written on monday)
here's a flashback picture to 2010??2012? with Ashley and Rooney (the sun was actually shining back in 2010)

2 things in this post -
1. general schedule of times to help on the farm - please RSVP
2. Workshare schedule starting next week with 2 weeks of training shifts - please RSVP
3. May 14: 10-noon Don't forget the seed and plant sharing event at Romero House (see blog post below)

Schedule change/update

SCHEDULE CHANGE - NO WORKDAY THIS SATURDAY 4/23
Yes - we are cancelling another saturday work day!! Today, chance of storm all day and the farm is crazy muddy from all the rain we got already. Luckily, we got a lot of urgent things done over the past few days - planted rhubarb, asparagus, and blackberries, and we are going to wait to plant most of our spring crops until the soil warms up some more - probably early May. IT's been a weird COLD spring!

SCHEDULE CHANGE - NO WORKDAY THIS SATURDAY 4/16

Alice and Amy Miller presenting on community, food, and health

We are excited to talk about Food and Community! Amy Miller and Alice will be presenting with Ajay Nair on tuesday april 19th. We will be talking about the many benefits of growing, cooking, eating, and sharing local food. We will also have mini garden kits available with 4 easy to grow plants that can be planted mid-April. (it will be Kale, chard, broccolini, and maybe something else)

Happy cold wild windy SPRING!

Hello Everyone,

Happy cold wild windy SPRING!

Here on the farm, it's been a slow creep into spring, with lots of windy, damp, grey days. The soil is very slowly warming up. This slow transition is probably good for our perennials, but the farmers and our little seedlings could sure use some sun!

do you want to be a CROP LEADER?!?!

this year we are trying a new experiment -
the VEGETABLE TEAM - There's still time to sign up for a CROP!!

AGRO-ECOLOGY INTERNSHIP


Here's a picture from this summer's soil science class taught by the fantastic Amber Anderson.

AGRO-ECOLOGY INTERNSHIP

Mustard Seed community farm is seeking skilled and
enthusiastic individuals to fill Agroecology Intern
positions for the 2022 growing season.
Do you ever wonder what life is like on an organic
vegetable farm? Do you yearn to make an impact on

corn crib siding done!!!!!

After much had work, and long waiting for our siding crew to be available, the siding is finally done on the corn crib. Now we just need to re-hang the doors and it will be all good to go.



here's a picture from last month, showing the old slatted sides

LEAVES

Thank you to all the folks who donated leaves to us this fall!
We now have enough leaves for next years mulching and we are not scheduling any more pick-ups.
The Food at First Garden is still interested in leaves.

advent candles, gifts, and more

as of 12/2, we have now sold all of our advent candle sets. Thanks everyone and happy advent!
Please email mustardseedbee@gmail.com, or text alice at 978-471-8414 if you are interested in candles.

FALL SCHEDULE - events

There are so many things on the November schedule!!!
schedule summary followed by more details below.

SATURDAY NOV.13 6-11PM - HARVEST BASH FUNDRAISER FOR ROMERO HOUSE

SUNDAY NOV.14 CATHOLIC WORKER FARMS AND CLIMATE CHANGE ZOOM ROUNDTABLE 3pm-4:30 CST

SUNDAYS NOV 14 AND DEC 12 - FARM TEAM PLANNING MEETINGS

NOV 20 AND 21 - Saint Cecilia Parish Christmas Market

MORE DETAILS ABOUT ABOVE EVENTS:

SATURDAY NOV.13 6-11PM - HARVEST BASH FUNDRAISER FOR ROMERO HOUSE
more info at:

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