As I was saying last week our cucumbers and courgettes are coming to an end.

We are still managing to harvest around a crate a day of cucumbers which is around 120.

And the courgettes...

Last week I did not have time for a newsletter.

With it being a five Saturday month, I had no farmer’s market.

So, Erin, Calum, Breagh and me packed our rucksacks full with weekend...

Harvesting in the field is in full swing at long last.

Everything is around three weeks later than usual but now looking great.

Unfortunately, the beetroot that everyone has been asking...

 This week at long last we are going to start harvesting our leeks and onions.

They are around 3 weeks later than we would usually start to harvest them, but they are looking great, so they...

This week we lifted the fleece of off the savoy cabbage and kale.

The savoy cabbages are not as big as we would have liked, but they are better than the spring cabbage we had harvested a couple...

 Over the last few weeks, I have been getting asked at the farmers markets if our beetroot is ready.

I am also asking the beetroot when it will be ready.

I had sown the beetroot,...

Last week on the farm was mostly spent weeding out in the field.

I spent a couple of on the weeding machine, weeding in front of the bed weeding

It took a couple of days for me on the...

Last week we managed to plant the eight thousand cabbage and kohl rabi plants in the field.

The weather stayed dry although not as warm as what July should really be.

We also managed to...

 Another week of mixed weather, tail end of the week was windy and cold, lucky we have all the squash plants under a nice cosy fleece.

I have talked before about brassicas plants, and how...

This week’s newsletter might not be the best one I have ever done.

Its Sunday night 7.30pm and the Scotland game is not far away from starting.

Last week’s work did not go...