High Tunnels Shot in February 2012
Plowing in Winter Rye, boy that soil looks good, of course it allways looks good weed free! We have transplanted the first wave of Tomaotes and Cucumbers into 5″pots, they will soon go into one of the high tunnels. We also seed 800′ of early Sugar Ann Peas and transplanted Turnips and Lettuce for the first outside rows of the 2012 season. We already have several rows of Kale that has been outside for a couple of months, Kale is so sweet and tender with cold chill nights. We hope to get beets in the ground sooooooon.
Jeanne is out pruning the Blueberry bushes, whish is a learned craft that not many folks appreciate. Jeanne has spent many years learing about Blueberry management and it has paid off.. I think we have the best tasting Blueberries around!
The next really big job is getting 2500 Strawberry plants weeded, I have fallen behind in that task. Back to work !
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Twin Springs Farm is a 76 acre diversified farm located in beautiful Nelson County Virginia. We use sustainable farming practices; we do not use harmful herbicides or pesticides. Our growing method includes the use of Cover Crops, Compost, Compost Tea, Alfalfa Meal, and Trace Elements & Micronutrients. We grow Blueberries, Strawberries, Lettuce, Spinach, Greens and other produce that we sell through direct market, farm markets, and coomercial accounts.
Twin Springs Farm is one of the founding farms of Firsthand Farmers Cooperative which was founding prior to the 2011 growing season. We offer multiple CSA options for vegetable, mushroom, dairy, and many other great local healthy products.
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Twin Springs Farm is a 76 acre diversified farm located in beautiful Nelson County Virginia. We use sustainable farming practices; we do not use harmful herbicides or pesticides. Our growing method includes the use of Cover Crops, Compost, Compost Tea, Alfalfa Meal, and Trace Elements & Micronutrients. We grow Blueberries, Strawberries, Lettuce, Spinach, Greens and other produce that we sell through direct market, farm markets, and wholesale. We have salad greens available year around utilizing unheated high tunnels during the fall and winter months. We currently attend the Lexington and Nelson Farm Markets. We are members of Virginia Association for Biological Farming (VABF) and Southern Sustainable Agricultural Working Group (SSAWG) and National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition.
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