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The last of this year’s tomatoes Channing found in the greenhouse. Definitely going to savor these as we finish cleaning up the for winter and begin planning for next year’s planting.

Happy Halloween! 🧟‍♂️🎃👻🦇🧟‍♀️💀

We’ve scheduled dates for our 2020 workshops! There are some old favorites as well as some exciting new ones to look forward to in the coming year. We’re looking forward to hosting these and sharing our love of the things we do here on the farm. #2020workshops

We’ve had some beautiful fall weather the last few days as we’ve worked on transitioning the farm for winter. So many things left to do - always! Soaking in every minute of this magical time of year: these golden hues, colorful leaves, amazing sunsets, defined clouds, and so many delicious treats! How are you enjoying fall? 🍁🍂

Hearty seasonal fall meal for dinner on the farm today: shiitake mushroom risotto with shredded venison using #kyproud 1922 House Wine. We’ve been working hard to prepare for winter bringing in firewood, bush hogging fields, clearing off the remains of summer gardens, finishing up the outside of the new cabin, prepping to clean out the greenhouse and high tunnels, gathering supplies for sugaring season, and we still have a long way to go. There’s always something to do here, and it’s nice to come inside to a delicious #localmeal made fresh from out yard at the end of a busy day 😋

Shiitakes are one of our favorite farming endeavors and one of our favorite dinner components. As we prepared mushrooms for dinner tonight, Channing and I enjoyed relaying success stories from our shiitake log inoculation workshop in the spring people have been sharing with us over the past couple of days. Our logs are fruiting well right now, and it’s been so awesome to hear that people who attended our workshop are having success with their logs ❤️🍄🥰

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