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| Employee farm tour and dinner at Wyebrook farm. Pictured left to right: Jill, Austin, David, Paul and Austin's wife Christie. |
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| A new cherry tomato variety we grew this year Indigo Rose. It is a really show piece at market. I will have to grow it another year before I decide if it is worthy of staying as one of our best varieties. Great tomato taste. Time consuming to pick. |
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| Defiant is a late blight resistant tomato we tried this year. It was resistant but eventually it caved into the disease pressure. Beautiful and sweet tomato. Expensive seed. |
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| David gave a fertilizer lecture for our Rt. 10 Organic Grower's and Nursery Tour this year. The tour was a great success with good attendance. |
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| Paul mixing up his secret blends of fertilizers. An organic guru. |
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| My favorite place on the farm is down in the lower pasture by the creek. It is so quite here. And the bird life down here is incredible. I have seen on a regular basis: blue and green herons, cooper's hawks, red tail hawks, kestrels, king fishers, blue birds, gold finches, kill- deer, and bald eagles. |
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| This is a tomato horn worm. They are incredibly beautiful and destructive. I have seen more this year than any other. I could consistently pull off 20 in one day. |
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| A beauty foggy morning greens harvest. |
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| My favorite cat Butters hiding in the van with us in the rain. |
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| Butters in his nest in the lilac tree. |
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| Blackberries!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yum! |
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