
Poetic Stone Walls
Harbingers of Change We’ve had one of the first real winters in quite a few years here on the Currant Farm. The unblemished snow in the upper fiel...
Read moreAs the weather turns cooler and it really starts to feel like fall, we’re experiencing quite the color explosion on the farm. It’s also the last e...
Read moreWhat’s not to love about fall? The season has arrived and with it, Mother Nature has burst into a beautiful sea of color. You often hear...
Read moreSeptember has arrived kissing the Currant Farm with her cool nights and teasing us with the last few warm days of the year. I’ve always lo...
Read moreThere are two honey bee yards on the farm and I got a surprise one morning when I went to check on the one I can’t see from the house. As I pulled...
Read moreA walk through the woods around the farm this time of year, is sure to reveal some other-worldly shaped organisms poking up from the gr...
Read moreThe stunning male Wood Duck’s glossy green head caught my eye, while the less ornate, yet still elegant female glided along beside him...
Read moreIt’s a typical January morning here on the Currant Farm; dark, cold with snow flurries. Reno, the new 8 month old farm dog has been learnin...
Read moreSpring has come in on the same rails as winter rode out. Winter was uncomfortably mild and virtually snowless and March, the month I usually ref...
Read moreIt’s planting season here on the Currant Farm. Thousands of Currant cuttings going into the Currant fields this week and hundreds of Grape seedlin...
Read moreThere’s not a day that I don’t feel grateful for this farm and my life on it. Winter blizzards and gentle, quiet snows, summer thunder storms an...
Read moreLike many, Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. In my case, it probably has a lot to do with being so close to the land and having a...
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