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Working with compost has made me much more aware of fungi and the major role it plays, both in the environment and the ecology of life on this planet. Fungi, along with bacteria and other microbial life, are the foundation of soil, which is of course, the source of most of our food.
Earwig invasion! Last Tuesday, the Tree Team leader, Antonio, came to me with handfuls of nectarines and peaches–fruit about the size of a quarter–that they had thinned to show me that the annual earwig invasion had begun.
In This Week’s Box [box_list] Navel Oranges, Hass Avocados, Olsen Organic Farms, Lindsay, CA Kiwis, Brandt Farms,Reedly, CA Fuji Apples, Rider and Sons, Watsonville, CA Grapefruit, Sundance, Oceanside, CA Nectarine and Plum Conserves, Frog Hollow Farm, Brentwood, CA [/box_list] [print_this]…
In This Week’s Box [box_list] Pink Lady Apples, Cuyama, New Cuyama, CA Navel Oranges, Hass Avocados, Olsen Organic Farm, Lindsay, CA Kiwi, Brandt Farms, Reedly, CA Ruby Red Grapefruit, Sundance, Oceanside, CA Golden Nugget Mandarins, Cunningham Organic Farm, Fallbrook, CA…
[box_list] Navel Oranges, Hass Avocado, Olson Family Farms, Lindsay, CA Kiwis, Brandt Farms, Reedly, CA Pink Lady Apples, Cuyama, New Cuyama, CA Grapefruit, Sundance, Oceanside, CA [/box_list] [print_this] From Farmer Al Got Cots? Yes, we Do!! Looks like a full…
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