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Thanks to everyone who came out to our Shiitake Log Inoculation Workshops today! We had a wonderful time sharing our experience and love of shiitakes with you all! We hope you had as much fun as we did and took a little knowledge home with you alongside your log. Please feel free to tag yourself and share our pictures. We look forward to future workshops here at the farm! . . . #shiitakemushrooms #ouryardisafarm #farmworkshop #forgottenfoodsfarm #kyfarmers #sharingourpassion

What an action-packed weekend on the farm! Thanks to @redoaks_explorers for coming out for our Syrup and Shrooms Family Workshops this weekend. We love the mission Red Oaks Forest School puts into practice to help our children foster a connection with nature and build a relationship that lasts throughout their lifetime. Our own children are inspiration for our organic, sustainable farming practices, and we hope this weekend the goals of our farm and the goals of Red Oaks came together to inspire these young minds. . . . #futureofagriculture #forestschool #farmandforestschool #kidsonthefarm #farmlearning #farmschool #kidsoutside #connectingwithnature #agroforestry

Just a little damage from yesterday’s crazy winds. Definitely not as bad as it could’ve been, and we’re grateful for that. Hope everyone else fared okay. We’re thinking of our farmer friends to the west who lost buildings and high tunnels when the storm blew through yesterday evening. Hope y’all have quick, easy repairs. #kyfarmers #highwinds #justanotherdayonthefarm #springiscomingsoon

Happy National Agriculture Day! Today we celebrate farming and bringing food to our community; we celebrate the future of farming and future farmers and the hope that we give them by practicing growing methods that work in harmony with our land. “Agriculture must mediate between nature and the human community, with ties and obligations in both directions. To farm well requires an elaborate courtesy toward all creatures, animate and inanimate. It is sympathy that most appropriately enlarges the context of human work. Contexts become wrong by being too small - too small, that is, to contain the scientist or the farmer or the farm family or the local ecosystem or the local community - and this is crucial.” - Wendell Berry, Bringing it to the Table: On Farming and Food . . . #kyfarmers #ouryardisafarm #nationalagricultureday #futurefarmers #farmkids #wegrowfood #nationalagday #nationalagweek

Last boil of the season! Ready to welcome spring. A full day on the farm while the kids argued about whether it was already spring or still winter...rightfully so 😂 #maplesyrup #ouryardisafarm #springiscomingsoon #untilnextyear #sugaring #farmingallday

Lots of work in the high tunnels this morning. Getting them prepped and planted! #ouryardisafarm #kyfarmers #hightunnels #wegrowfood #springweather #farmwork #familyfarm

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