Waypoint Farm

Hay is finally moved to where it is supposed to live 🤩 this makes me happy for two reasons. #1 it signifies the start of the barn build and #2 we can easily fit double the hay for future ponies 😉🙈 thanks .aviator !

I'm pleased with the results of my second garden ever. We tried it once before, but we couldn't manage it with work. It's certainly a work in progress and I am learning so much for the future, but I will admit when I went to the farmers market today, I was both in awe and a little bit discouraged by their vegetables compared to ours! Our tomatoes got ravaged by hornworms (I hate them!) And my beets didn't really come in at all. Holding out hope for a couple more peppers, but cucumbers and eggplant is coming in strong! And our herb garden was too successful 🤣I really wanted potatoes tonight, and I love new small potatoes, so sorry Ian, I scavenged some without you 😉

It does not get much more peaceful then this farm on a Sunday morning ❤️

Put together a harvest basket with early things from the garden, and a dried herb blend I made today. Zucchini, broccoli, kale, a shallot, tomatos and lettuce. Plus a fresh loaf of bread in the oven.

First harvest box! This is definitely a learning year. Horse manure needs to age more, my peppers didn't love my soil, and stagger my lettuce more. Next year I think I will dedicate the ground box we built to potatoes and something else, and build raised beds for everything else (except the random spot I planted my cauliflower and broccoli which is soooo happy)