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Jenifer has more than 500 tomato plants sitting outside the green house ready to go in the ground but we don’t need that many.

Our two evil geese have been imprisoned.

Finally got our potatoes in the ground and some transplants out this week.

Transplanting isn’t much fun with wind, rain and temps in the 30s.

I got home from work Thursday evening around 6:30 and was met with a need for immediate household repairs.

It was barely dry last Saturday and Sunday. I was hoping to do some tillage, but with the rain on Tuesday and the forecast of rain tonight through Sunday, I don’t think it will happen.

I just happened to be at our farm around noon on Thursday. I had come to get the 3/4-inch drill bit I use to drill holes for tomato stakes.

Dean spends some quality time figuring out his new old phone.

Forecasts for cold rain are not conducive for a good farmers market.

We rented one of those huge 40-foot long dumpsters to clean up around the farm. It has only been here week and it is almost full.

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Dean Mullis
Dean Mullis writes from Laughing Owl Farm in Richfield.