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Our Intentions By becoming a member of Sunny Sky Farm, you are sharing in the bounty and risk inherent in agriculture. The chances of a complete failure of every crop are very small; it is much more likely that some crops will produce 75% or less of expectations and others will produce 125% or more of what was originally planned for. Organic farming practices and the wide variety of crops planted reduce risk. Our season starts in March and runs until late October, These earliest and latest crops can be difficult to produce and as a result, quantities during these weekly deliveries may be less than that during the height of late summer. Severe or freak weather could delay or interrupt any of our plantings. We pledge to do our best to bring in the crops. | ||||||||||||||||||
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first lettuce transplants | ||||||||||||||||||
We have certainly had an occasional snow storm during October. | ||||||||||||||||||
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cold kale mid-October 2002 | ||||||||||||||||||
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Early March in the greenhouse | ||
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