Zukes on plastic mulch.
I shouldn’t use such an ominous post title! It’s just that it was really dry here at Stone’s Throw Farm for a while, and I was logging a lot of miles rolling out drip tape for irrigation. We’ve had more than enough rain lately, though, including during the Carlton County Farmers Market this morning, unfortunately. Better luck next Saturday, I hope! The good news is we’ve already transplanted many of the “hot crops” and the cool crops are doing well. Plus, I’m using this very rainy day to work in the office a bit.
Our first CSA share delivery is coming right up on June 20, but you can still sign up for a share–it’s a good year for procrastinators!
Dandelion time!
The chickens fertilizing an area I’ll plant into next year.
Toad blending in.
Both plantings of tomatoes are in the ground in the hoophouse.
The greenhouse before I started transplanting peppers and tomatoes.
Getting ready to transplant tomatoes in the field.
First spinach harvest for market.
Tomatoes setting fruit in the hoophouse.
Stone's Throw Farm 
Your farm really looks nice!