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Farm Blog

Equinox Letter
September 22, 2021
Feb 2021, State of the Yoga-Farm Address
February 14, 2021
Planting a Fruit Tree or Orchard.
June 10, 2020
Ananda Farm No-Till, Natural Farming Resources (books and videos)
April 27, 2020
Tribute to Larry Korn
January 10, 2020

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Everett farmers market is happening! Come on by 12-3pm! Lots of plants and produce! 🌱🌱🍅🌈🌼🌻 ... moreless

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Plant Sale ☘️ Join us this Saturday May 20 12-3pm at ananda farm for another plant sale! This time around we will have more heat loving plants that will be ready to go right into your garden. We're talking tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, other veggies, herbs, and flowers. And a good collection of fruit and nut trees, oranamentals, berries. Our Farm store will be open and stocked with seasonal selections. Everyone is welcome during the plant sale to walk the farm and enjoy the peace of nature here. See you Saturday ! ... moreless

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using plants as a living mulch- some gardeners dislike comfrey because you cant move it once its planted. We have it all in our garden beds and will continuously cut it to the base throughout the growing season so it doesnt shade out other plants. We will chop it and tuck it off to the side of the beds and it will eventually break down and build the soil.Comfrey is vigorous and will spring back in just a couple of weeks to full size afain. It doesnt seem to spread either and the bees love the flowers too. We also pop some comfrey root under trees we plant to build soil around them this way too. We also use red elderberry in the same way. The last photo is a red elderberry growing out of a big seed kale at the base of an alder tree, with new kales and onions for the season planted all around it. We can use what nature gives us and give it back to build the soil. I love natural farming because there is a symbiotic cycle of giving and receiving with nature. -Brian

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Cleaver - that pesky weed in your garden also is a deliciously rich green flavored tea when dried ! Perennial herbs are popping up everywhere around the farm this time of year. Over the course of the summer we gather lots of herbs and dry them for various uses, which include our tea blends, culinary herbs, and oil infusions for our herbal products.

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