Hello everyone!
Welcome to Day 1 of Art Week at Mustard Seed Farm!

Here's what you can look forward to on the farm on Monday. If you have any questions, please contact Alice or Amie. If you haven't signed up yet - there's still room in all the Monday sessions - you can still sign up, but please also text Alice (978-471-8414)
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YES, WE ARE TRYING TO DO EVERYTHING TODAY!! 6/21
Farmers market 8am-12:30.
Workday on the farm - 8am-noon.
Solstice party 7pm-sunset. Snack and dessert potluck.
Join us!!!
Hi friends,
We are hoping to finish planting our cool crops (onion, potato, collards, cauliflower) and to get a lot of our warm crops planted this week (peppers, tomatoes, eggplant, basil )
If you have been wanting to spend more time with us on the farm,
or if you have been longing for a WEEKEND, OR WEEKNIGHT WORKDAY, this week is for you!
SUNDAY 5/25 - 1-4PM
WEDNESDAY 5/28 - 5-8pm -
and of course, our regular Tuesday and Friday harvests 7-10am
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Hello mustard seed friends,
There's so much happening on the farm, that I'm going to send 2 June newsletters (and it's still May). here's the first installment. I'll try to keep it succinct.
here's the newsletter p.1 made by Schontonia

here is a
and please fill out the
This is a quick note because there's so much going on this week before you get the official May newsletter.
COMMUNITY SINGING TONIGHT!!! Wednesday, 6:30-8pm: Community Singing at 505 Northwestern in Ames. Simple songs that anyone can sing taught by Solveig, Alice, and YOU?? Singing is for everyone - you don't need to be an opera singer - you don't need to know the songs beforehand. In honor of earth day - the songs will mostly be about nature and the Earth. Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated.
We are planting TODAY!!
4/12, Saturday, 1-4pm. Just show up and join us.
WE hope to get a lot of stuff planted this week - crops that like cooler weather and don't mind a little frost every now and then - Kale, peas, spinach, lettuce, beets, chard, potatoes, onions, some early cabbages and broccoli.
and then we will keep planting throughout April and May, until all our main crops are planted.
if you can't join us TODAY - here are some of our other public weekend workdays -