Fireclay Farm
No-till permaculture farm producing diverse range of fruits, vegetables, and herbs.
As a chef I would add salt and spices to flavor my dishes as a farmer I add microbes and worm castings. To make sure I have the most microbial rich castings I produce them myself in my living room right next to my seed station. This bin was started with 2 pounds of worms and now has more than doubled in population they are really pushing out the castings. I add them to my seed starting mix, transplant soil mix, and I am starting to make a slurry and soak my transplants into the mix before setting outside. I learned the last one from farmer Jesse Frost from
New Germination Room. This setup was inspired by
There are many people I get knowledge and inspiration from and I will be featuring these people over the coming weeks. This week I want to thank Ben Hartman for the education on your social media page.
NO-TILL DAIKONS!!!
I used a to loosen the soil and these babies are ridiculously difficult to get out of the ground. They go really deep.
Nicest daikon I’ve ever grown.
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Washing machine salad spinner, almost dialed in. Does anyone have any suggestions to make it more snug? Does it need weight in it, like actual greens?
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24830 Road 95
Davis, CA
95616
Opening Hours
| Saturday | 12pm - 8pm |
| Sunday | 12pm - 6pm |