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Posted on September 17, 2020November 29, 2020 by Kathy

Today’s Harvest

Lots of eggplants, summer squash, and tomatoes. We donated 91 pounds today to the food pantry!

Photos by Kathy Martin

CategoriesHarvests, Wayland field

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A message from our president and farm manager @han

A message from our president and farm manager @hannah_traggis!

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We had a record harvest on Thursday, donating 154

Everyone has a favorite tool to work in Aurelia's

Everyone has a favorite tool to work in Aurelia's Garden. From the @mantistillers tiller for tilthing, a trusty weedwacker to keep the electric fence running, a new wire hoe for getting those baby weeds, or just our own pair of hands for the delicate jobs.

Here's some video clips all taken within a span of 2 minutes on a busy, noisy day back in May when were working hard on our plot expansion getting ready for this abundant season. Be sure to turn the sound on!

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Today's harvest of 125 pounds of gorgeous vegetabl

Today's harvest of 125 pounds of gorgeous vegetables delivered to our partners @opentablema! Almost too much to fit in the largest vehicle among our volunteers today.

#microfarm #supportlocalfoodbanks #mastergardeners #womenwhofarm #allvolunteers #waylandma #fennel #cabbage #cucumber

During the few lulls between the past week's rains

During the few lulls between the past week's rainstorms, we've managed to harvest and clean half of our garlic: so far, seven of the fifteen varieties we planted last Fall. We can't wait to deliver this to our partners @opentablema after curing it in our hoop house for a couple weeks!

#garlicharvest #microfarm #supportlocalfoodbanks #mastergardeners #allvolunteer #waylandma

Yesterday we made great progress on Part 3 of our

Yesterday we made great progress on Part 3 of our Totally Terrific Tomatoes program: staking and pruning!

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Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday weekend from

Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday weekend from the field! It’s garlic scape season- everyone at Aurelia’s Garden loves this seasonal treat. We also are weeding and mulching like crazy, especially our newly prepared winter squash and flour corn beds. Later this fall we will be able to donate locally grown and ground cornmeal. Watch this space in the fall!

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Spring-dug parsnips are a New England treat! These

Spring-dug parsnips are a New England treat! These parsnips were dug early in the season and sent to our partners at Open Table. Left in the frozen ground all winter, spring-dug parsnips are uniquely sweet and tender compared to their fall counterparts. According to the USDA, a half-cup serving of parsnips provides 3 grams of fiber and only 55 calories. They are a good source of vitamin C and K, the minerals folate and manganese, and antioxidants. #aureliasgarden #garden #gardening #microfarm #microfarming #zone6garden #waylandMA #waylandgarden #vegetables #vegetablegarden #donations #foodinsecurity #supportlocalfoodbanks

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