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As most of you know we recently completed the planting of a new parcel of peach trees. These trees currently stand about two feet tall, and they are experiencing a rush of spring growth; leafing out in all directions. With…
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Farm Focus: Serendipitous Weather
Posted in Blog Tagged with: heat wave, irrigation, irrigation pipe, peach trees, PG&E, pump, rain, serendipitous weather, trenches
Fruit and News of the Week: January 27th
THIS WEEK’S FRUIT Tarocco Blood Oranges A beautiful orange to deep red flesh is revealed when you slice open a Tarocco. The flesh of the blood orange is firmer and more dense than an orange and its flavor is a little more…
Posted in Newsletter Tagged with: CA Farm, California drought, CSA, Drought, Farmer Al, food not lawns, Frog Hollow Farm, irrigation, Organic, rain
Farm Focus: Thirsty Trees
It’s July and all our systems are operating at full tilt. Out in the Orchard our Tree Team is busy harvesting at maximum capacity. Our Ground Team is busy with several important jobs. Among them, our compost is being built…
Week of June 19th 2011
The rains are finally (hopefully) behind us, so let the summer begin! Our “Gold Dust” peaches always herald the beginning of summer…
Posted in Articles, Newsletter Tagged with: bing cherries, cherries, gold dust peaches, ground team, irrigation, peaches, tree team
