A wonderful part of farming in New England is the changing of the seasons. There are four distinct periods of time and with the official end of summer, another transition is upon us. In fitting fashion we baled our final cut of hay on the last day of summer and the weather has been quite …
I’ve always enjoyed visiting farmer’s markets in whatever cities I have lived in… I’ve visited some wonderful markets in Cincinnati, Chicago, Boston and most recently Cambridge and Somerville, MA. I would wander through these markets, and see if anything exciting would jump out at me. Every time it was a different experience. Sometimes I would …
I wish for your days to be rhythmic. to have a tempo, a cadence that moves along swiftly, logically. I wish for your purpose, opportunity, and offerings to be vivid to all. I wish for your mission to penetrate deeply, through every thick layer. I wish for you to let people in, but also have …
part of my job here is marketing and I am pretty much constantly thinking about advertising priorities. what makes sense to invest in? should we print more materials? build more signs? take out more ads? pay for brochure distribution? it is hard to make these decisions, and moreover it is hard to evaluate the efficacy …
Last week, Jenni was describing to me the cheese she had just made. She was pleased with how the production went, and said to me, “the floc just felt right”. I don’t think she said this to necessarily make my day, she was just sharing her experience. Needless to say, it made my day. …