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                  More planting, watering & weeding. 07/04/2011
                   
                  Much work has been done since I wrote last.  The following is a list of what has been planted in the last two months:  more corn, pinto & bolita beans, potatoes, tomatoes & peppers and the garden vegetables.  We have spent the many days irrigating, weeding and cultivating the crops.  The winds, heat and smoke from Arizona and New Mexico wildfires present a challenge.  We consider it a blessing that things are growing and the fields are getting green. 
                  We have harvested some lettuce, eaten a handful of peas and made grilled squash pasta salad (see recipe page) with the first of our summer squash.
                  We will begin attending the Edgewood Farmers' Market this week or the following (depending upon what we have available).  The Market opens this Thursday, July 8th at the Wildlife West Nature Park in Edgewood.
                    
                   


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                    Farm Wife, Ivellise

                    City wife turned country girl, who could never keep a house plant alive, married to a farm boy turned accountant whose desire to work the land never left his heart.  When the opportunity to return to the farm arose, I thought to myself, "How will I ever grow vegetables?!"  Lots of prayer, the support of my parents, the help of my patient in-laws &  my Farmer husband and the grace of the Lord have taught me much about farming and growing.  It is a tremendous blessing! 
                    I will post as often as I am able to keep you updated with life on our farm.

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