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Farm Happenings for July 5, 2020

Posted on July 5th, 2020 by Wouter Sels

Hi everybody,

 

We would like to let everybody know that the following two weeks (from July 11 2020 until July 22 2020) we won't be doing any markets nor deliveries for our CSA veggie boxes.

We will be back to mormal on Saturday July 25th 2020

We are taking a two week break to catch up with some jobs on the farm and to take a little breath after the past few intense months with ever changing conditions and increased demand for our products.

As these two weeks break weren't scheduled into our deliveries we had setup back in February, we will be making some adjustments to the deliveries scheduled into the future:

These two weeks will be added to the back end of the March to August season(the current CSA season).

Please allow a few days for the adjustments to show up in your Harvie profile.

 

Please don't hesitate to contact Wouter via wouter@lorinna.net or 0437723422 if there were any questions.

 

Thanks from Seven Springs Farm

Seven Springs Farm
Seven Springs Farm is situated in Lorinna, a very pristine area located in the upper Forth River valley, Tasmania, on the outskirts of the Cradle Mountain Lake- St. Clair National Park and World Heritage Area. It is a small mountain community, off the power grid and isolated from the influence of conventional agriculture.

All the produce we supply is grown organically on our farm and at our friends' place in Barrington, a certified organic farm growing predominantly medicinal herbs. Here some of our veggies and cereals are in a rotation with medicinal herbs, sheep and mixed species cover crops all supported by an on-contour(key-line), agro-forestry farm layout. It's absolutely stunning!

We're working on a bio-dynamic bases to support our veggie growing. Aiming for natural fertility building inspired by nature: Sequestering carbon by grazing mixed species pastures and cover-crops. Very regular (often daily) animal moves allowing for maximum soil building, after which we follow with our vegetable, potato and cereal crops.
The cereals and animals are part of the whole farm in a support function to allow us to work in an ever closer loop farm system.
Trees in an ago-forestry- savanna layout further aid in the development and maintenance of high carbon and fungal rich soils.
In increasing parts of the farm the cultivation and tree planting patterns are laid out on 'on-contour lines' (Keyline)
All to the benefit of our farm biodiversity and ultimately tasty and healthy vegetables.
Many other parts of our farm are developing into more and more sustainable and regenerating systems. The growing of our on farm vegetable seeds is for example an exciting growing part. Talk to us at the market or at a member day to share our excitement on 'all things organic, bio dynamic and regenerative'
In the mean time sign up for our veggie shares and follow the seasons throughout the year!
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