Farm Happenings at Sungrounded Farm
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Farm Happenings at Sungrounded Farm

Bug Control

Posted on August 8th, 2020
Have you ever seen a plant that looks like swiss cheese?  If so, chances are flea beetle is the culprit.  The image above is two arugula leaves, one at the end of the row left uncovered, and one that was safely tucked under a blanket.  If you pick up on the farm, you may have noticed1 read more »

Summer Squash Season

Posted on August 3rd, 2020
All these warm days are bringing us loads and loads of summer squash and zucchini!  When temps soar, summer squash plants grow fruit so fast we can barely keep up.  On the farm we pick summer squash three times a week in order to keep a relatively consistent, prime size of squashes, and o1 read more »

Order Sunflowers from our Neighbor Farm this Week!

Posted on July 27th, 2020
As promised, we have garlic available for boxes and even the first cucumbers and fresh red onions, along with our usual staples- roots and greens.  Farm Shares are bursting with delicious veggies, but that's not all! This week we're featuring a fun extra of lovely and local Sunflower bouquets1 read more »

Long Awaited Garlic is Almost Here!

Posted on July 20th, 2020
We're so excited to tell you that this year's garlic saga is nearly complete.  Garlic is our longest-in-the-ground field crop, as we put cloves in the ground in October.  Garlic is one of the few crops we make the effort to save seed for, since there's no cross pollination to worry about1 read more »

Flowers on the Farm

Posted on July 13th, 2020
A couple weeks ago I mentioned our insectary plantings, so I wanted to share a photo, as they're looking great right now with Lacy Phacelia in full flower and others like California Poppies, Bachelor's Buttons, Sweet Alyssum and Birdsfoot Trefoil just beginning. We plant flowers around the farm not1 read more »

The stir-fry box

Posted on July 6th, 2020
While arguably any box of veggies could be made into a stir-fry, this one is particularly delicious. We've entered the point in the season on the farm that most of our meals seem to be a pile of vegetables.  This happens: 1. Because we're extremely busy this time of year and forget to think ab1 read more »

The Pollinators Love Us!

Posted on June 29th, 2020
We had an exciting happening on the farm this past Saturday afternoon-- a swarm of honeybees showed up right in our front yard.  That may sound less than ideal, but it's actually a really cool thing! Honeybees swarm when their existing hive has reached a certain population, and they produce a1 read more »

A Couple of Harvie Tips

Posted on June 22nd, 2020
This week I wanted to send out a few tips to improve upon everyone's Harvie experience, which I hope is going well!  We've had a few questions and confusions about customizing and rescheduling shares, and I thought there are probably more that have these same questions. Did you know that Harvi1 read more »

The bounty begins!

Posted on June 15th, 2020
The end of June is one of our favorite times on the farm, as so many things are 'new'.  Fast and cold-hardy spring crops (like radishes, turnips, greens, peas and more) are still sweet and plentiful, but around this time we start to add in more variety into our diets.  On the farm, we alm1 read more »