Photos

Young sunflower

The market place bustling

A great pickup

Washing peppers

Betsy and the peppers

Emilia dunks some chard

More pepper washing

Disc harrowing buckwheat

Mowing down the buckwheat cover crop

Sunrise over Beechwood pastures

Snap and snow peas

Blackberry blossom

(from right to left) Asian mix, arugala, salad mix, and fava beans

Kale and kohl rabi

Crimson clover

Sweet potatoes

Red raspberry bushes

Scallions growing strong.

Scallions just sprouting

Winter projects list

Camphill winter share board

Horse tack

Rohda in her winter coat

Rosie and Rohda pause for a picture

Walk-behind plow

Brady and Todd consider the plowing

Walk-behind plow deep in the soil

Fresh horse-plowed land

Making furrows for the potato planting

Todd on the cultivator prepping for potato planting

Brady harrows with the horses

Compost spreader

Two-way sulky plow

Sickle bar mower

Disc harrow

forecart

Walk-behind cultivator

Shay

Wendel

The Crew

Dave

Apprentices: Porter, Anna, and Brady

Andy (and Beth) in the strawberries

Last year’s “end of season” celebration breakfast outing and farewell to Shay

Mary seeding flowers

Lots of help from the community with planting the potatoes

Todd and Brady mark rows in the early spring

Tristan among the rye

Francis holding down the row-cover

Our two groups cross path, as the Chicago juniors plant parsley with Joelle.

Todd and the 8th graders watch Anna working with the horses.

Pasture above the garden

Eurhythmy tree

Sunset over Kimberton

Misty fall morning in the valley

Hritz barn

To the backside of the barn

Market area

Garden carts, so important

Washing area in the yard

Walk to the garden

Sunrise over the outhouse

New green house!

Propagation green house

Lower green house

Old horse shoe in the irrigation room

Getting ready to take our pigs to the butcher

Last evening with the pigs

Hey buddy

Milo and Luka, the donkeys, waiting for hay

Lounging sheep

Jasmine and Paco, our goats

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