mountain farmer by day, and also by night

soon to be resident gardener in new hampshire, formerly an organic farm intern in the berkshire hills, previously an apprentice in the colorado rockies (all photos on this page belong to me)

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end of the season

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fall harvesting

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autumn mulch

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fall harvesting

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katahdin sheep

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rhode island reds

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autumn in new england

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friends :)

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back in action!  thanks for bearin with me.

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baby apples, red tractor, old barn

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i've been meaning to do an introduction post for a while.  here is photo of me holding kumquat, the tiniest baby, earlier this spring back in western colorado.

tomorrow's the last day of queued postings- i have sadly left my farm self and have returned, briefly, to my suburban self.  please bear with me for a short while until i begin my stay as a residential gardener, and then in the fall work on farms in coastal maine.  thank you all for following along, it brings me great joy to share the things i find beautiful with all of you!

i do have a long-running personal blog, focusing on science, nature, feminism, food politics, music, and bad jokes.  feel free to message me for the link.

in the meantime i will be yearning for early morning rooster calls, rough hands and dirty fingernails, barn swallows, sweet cow noses, and the deserved sleep earned after a hard day in the sun.

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a look inside the chicken caravan

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typical new england farm

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berry season (finally)

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baby nutmeg eats grass now