While all the action is happening on pasture, there are also the vegetable fields to consider. I got these pictures from Andrew, the vegetable production manager. As you can see, there is a sign now letting you know exactly where you are.
Awesome sign. Thank you Lindsay!
Our friend the praying mantis was back in action in the hoop house up across the tracks.
Hopefully, he’s eating all the bugs that want to eat our tender greens!
And there are pigs and cattle grazing and rooting in the fields adjacent to the veggies. They love the shade they can find in the trees along the brook.
Do these guys look like they’re ready ready to move onto the famous greener pastures?
Speaking of veggies and of livestock, if you have nothing to do tonight, please come to the D&R Greenway’s 4th Annual Earth Ball at Eastbrook Farm in Princeton. The party starts at 6:30pm and tickets are $125 a person. More info is here. Our farm donated all the meats for the dinner and several bushels of fresh spring veggies.
There are great auction items, like ‘Farmer for a Day’ at none other than Double Brook Farm! Tickets can be purchased at the door and parking is at Princeton Day School, with a shuttle to take you to the festivities.
Best of all, dress code is ‘Country Chic’, so cowboy boots are welcome!

























































