SSAWG | Experienced Organic Farmer Network

Paul transplanting lettuce in high tunnel, early spring, using the &quot;wet spot&quot; of the drip irrigation for spacing and watering in.

Early spring (late March) high tunnel showing strawberries, tomatoes and a bed of lettuce.

Last of winter carrots grown in high tunnels - harvested in late March.

Chandler strawberries in high tunnel, late April, zone 6b.

Paul hooking up drip irrigation - attaching water hose to header.

Contoured beds with grass strip between them for erosion control on slope.&nbsp;Transplanting tomatoes with drip irrigation.&nbsp;

Hauling outdoor transplants to high tunnel for &quot;hardening off&quot;.

Attaching toe boards to ground stakes for a new high tunnel

Attaching purlin to ribs on new high tunnel

unrolled plastic - preparing to pull second layer over tunnel to the left

Paul moving pastured broilers to fresh pasture.

Layers in one of our range shelters, protected from predators by electrified poultry netting.

Paul gathering pastured eggs inside a range shelter

Selection of potted herbs at our farmers market booth, early May.

Antique roses, mini roses, herbs and other plants for sale at farmers market, early May. Plants are very important to early market sale.