We won't be at the market this coming Sunday, December 7.
I'm working on this site, so most everything here is kookoo, until the work is finished.
We sell 9 super foods that we grow on our one-acre farm.
Our super foods are:
Greens-broccoli, kale, red cabbage, Tokyo Bekana,
Spices-garlic, turmerics,
and tomatoes jujube fruit and chicken eggs.
This week on our farm:
We will harvest: broccoli, tomatoes, and eggs.
And we are planting: broccoli, kale, Bekana, red cabbage.
We sell at the Murrieta Farmers Market.
This market is open on Sundays , 9 AM to 1 PM.
It's located at Village Walk Plaza, Murrieta, CA.
We grow what we sell
....And, just one person plans for, grows, harvests, and transports what is sold.
That one person is me. This approach makes it possible for vegetables
to reach your table in less than 24 hours after harvested.
Vegetables we don't sell go to our goats, sheep, chickens, geese...and us.
Some of our greater farming challenges are:
(1) farming with a tiny water budget,
(2) skirtIng around the earwigs and aphids in the spring,
(3) and producing an adequate vegetable supply every single
week of the year, as the seasons change.
I'm a retired educator. I taught high school chemistry and physics for forty years
and during my last teaching yearsI earned my doctorate degree in Educational Leadership.
I taught at a high school that served a very small agricultural community in the
California Central Valley. This school's student body was a diverse community
of students, typical of students found in Californian farming communities. After
school I coached the Science Olympiad team.
There are many different contests in a Science Olympiad regional meet. So our students
focused on becoming specialists in just one or two areas of science. Most years
our students did better than the prior year. All the other competing schools were very
large and typically were located in affluent communities. One school was even a
special, science-focused school.
Some years our school took first place in our regional meet... doing well enough to
go on to the State meet. During my last year teaching, our team won
third place at the Northern California state meet.
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I'm working on this site, so most everything here is kookoo, until the work is finished.
We sell 9 super foods that we grow on our one-acre farm.
Our super foods are:
Greens-broccoli, kale, red cabbage, Tokyo Bekana,
Spices-garlic, turmerics,
and tomatoes jujube fruit and chicken eggs.
This week on our farm:
We will harvest: broccoli, tomatoes, and eggs.
And we are planting: broccoli, kale, Bekana, red cabbage.
We sell at the Murrieta Farmers Market.
This market is open on Sundays , 9 AM to 1 PM.
It's located at Village Walk Plaza, Murrieta, CA.
We grow what we sell
....And, just one person plans for, grows, harvests, and transports what is sold.
That one person is me. This approach makes it possible for vegetables
to reach your table in less than 24 hours after harvested.
Vegetables we don't sell go to our goats, sheep, chickens, geese...and us.
Some of our greater farming challenges are:
(1) farming with a tiny water budget,
(2) skirtIng around the earwigs and aphids in the spring,
(3) and producing an adequate vegetable supply every single
week of the year, as the seasons change.
I'm a retired educator. I taught high school chemistry and physics for forty years
and during my last teaching yearsI earned my doctorate degree in Educational Leadership.
I taught at a high school that served a very small agricultural community in the
California Central Valley. This school's student body was a diverse community
of students, typical of students found in Californian farming communities. After
school I coached the Science Olympiad team.
There are many different contests in a Science Olympiad regional meet. So our students
focused on becoming specialists in just one or two areas of science. Most years
our students did better than the prior year. All the other competing schools were very
large and typically were located in affluent communities. One school was even a
special, science-focused school.
Some years our school took first place in our regional meet... doing well enough to
go on to the State meet. During my last year teaching, our team won
third place at the Northern California state meet.
nhere