Who likes collards? Photo by Scott David Gordon

It's been a beautiful week at the farm, and it feels as though we are in a good spot for the rainy weather forecasted for this weekend. Assistant Farm Manager Jason puts it nicely: "I don't look forward to a flood, but this rain will provide enough relief to step back a moment and look at what we accomplished. We will have the opportunity to assess our successes and failures as a team. It also allows us a little time to organize the messes that were created in the wake of the planting, irrigating, and harvest bustle." We've also brought out the pumps in anticipation of what was lovingly dubbed, "Lake JBG" during the spring flooding. Scott David Gordon captured some great snapshots of life at the farm this week, and we hope you'll enjoy!

Dandelion greens are a favorite right now. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Dandelion green harvest. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Alfonso bunching dandelion greens. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Moving irrigation lines. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Photo by Scott David Gordon

Photo by Scott David Gordon

Scott captures some early morning transplanting. Photo by Scott David Gordon

A baby bok choy. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Israel harvesting kale. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Our farmer ladies Olbein, Sindy and Angelica riding along with the harvest. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Greenhouse Manager Brandon waters our transplants. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Andres harvesting broccoli. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Harvesting savoy cabbage. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Our CSA packing line. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Washing turnips at our Hergotz farm. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Fall fields at JBG's Garfield farm. Photo by Scott David Gordon