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a small family farm on an island off an island

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Pork – Free-range, outdoor-reared, non-GMO feed, heritage breed.

Vegetables – A variety of fresh field and greenhouse veggies, grown with organic practices.

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Welcome new friend! We thought it would be another few years before we’d be able to afford a spader, but one came up used and we jumped. Sam made the trek to meet the lovely folks at Pilgrim Organics in Armstrong to pick her up.

Spinach for days! We love this time of year. The Farm Stand is stocked, and deliveries of this green good stuff went to Hornby Co-Op, @edibleislandwholefoodsmarket and @seedsfoodmarket yesterday.

Timing matters in the new germ chamber. Both are trays of kohlrabi. The bottom tray looked like it was germinating slower, so we left it in an extra night. This was a mistake, as the tray came up and got leggy overnight.

Compost turning time! Spoiled hay, chicken manure and alder sawdust. Cooking away nicely, and I get to work with my wing man. He’s just as into machines as his big brother, luckily avoid fights about who gets to come along as the BigBoy doesn’t fit in the seat with me anymore! #compost #soilhealth #bobcatequipment

Repurposed and rewired bread proofer from the former Denman Island Bakery has become our new germination chamber. Warm, steamy and room for 18 seed trays.

The small dog has installed herself next to the prop house wood stove. She knows how to spend a chilly rainy March day. It was nice having the seeding company.

Recent posts from Two Roads Farm

“It sounds like autumn.”
Basking in La Nada.

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