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| Lodging in the winter wheat is pretty bad, at least in this one section. I think some of it may even die. |
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| The East strip is doing OK. This land was opened up just 14 months ago, so that's actually pretty good. There is quite a bit of buckwheat coming up as weeds, but in general the fertility is adequate to grow things. The beets are doing the best. I am thinning them every day and eating the thinnings. |
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| Facing North. From right to left, spring wheat, potatoes, a few celeriac, tomatoes, beans, basil (unseen), corn, and garlic. |
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| Facing South. From left to right, garlic, popcorn, flint corn, red clover. |
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| The cucurbits are coming along, and the sunflowers and flint corn I planted last week are coming up. Today I hand planted Kentucky Wonder pole beans to make a three sisters planting. |
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