Growing Organic Heirloom Vegetables Which Sometime Come Out Looking Like Alien Vegetables
April 5, 2012 By
Alien Radishes Cloverleaf Farm Mortgage Lifter Boxing Tomato Clovereaf Farm What Planet Did These Vegetables Come From? We grow organic heirloom varieties of vegetables. Heirlooms are the vegetables our ancestors grew, before people decided to hybridize them. They are much more delicious, and more nutritious, and as you can see, grow somewhat irregular. Over the [...]
This Thing Called Farming
January 9, 2011 By
On a hot summer day in July, I often wonder why I do this thing called farming. I know many of forefathers, including my own, had to farm for their meals. We, of course, can just go to the grocery store. On those hot summer days when I am out in the gardens sweating out [...]
Embracing the Past While Living in the Future
June 29, 2009 By
Growing Organic Heirloom Vegetables Growing organic is not a new concept. Farmers have been doing it for centuries. Before WWII, there were no such things as chemical fertilizers, or insecticides. After WWII, there was a surplus of chemicals that they had used during the war, and needed a way to use them. Someone had the [...]
Organic Zone Ahead
June 27, 2009 By
We here at Cloverleaf Farm would rather lose a crop than use chemical fertlizers, or chemical insecticides. While “garden experts”, such as Paul Parent Garden Club, are suggesting the use of RoundUp, we prefer to grow the way our ancestors did…organically. Pure and delicious! Before WWII, the chemicals of today were non existent. The only [...]
How Dare I?
June 23, 2009 By
After listening to the Paul Parent Garden Club on Sunday, June 21, I decided to boycott it. I have that right. I am after all, guaranteed free speech by the U.S. Constitution.
