Day Farms

Silk is turning brown on a few cobs. Pollination is finishing up. It's time for those kernels to pack in some of Day Farms delicious, pop in your mouth flavor. If it stays hot, maybe the 4th of July will be a little sweeter this year.

Lotsa babies on the farm right now!!! Cute little fruit all over the place.

Only 15,000 more transplants (melons, peppers, tomatoes) to put out into fields. Started with more than 200,000, so the finish line is now in sight.

Our field of sweet corn🌽 that froze earlier this year is now our miracle field. The boss decided not to replant it after it froze. It has been growing back from little frozen sticks and now there are tassels out in May.

Early tomatoes and peppers were happy to get their first drink yesterday. Good soil moisture from a late April rainstorm, has kept them happy since planting around the first of May.

Seedless watermelon 🍉 plants started grade school today. After some hardening up outside of the greenhouse, we'll ship them of to college (field) in about a week.

Seeding in the greenhouse is winding down but transplanting in the field has begun.

Clouds gave way to sunshine this afternoon. Beautiful day on the farm!

Eight more boxes of tomatoes left at 2500 w gentile. Last day that we will have them. Come get the last taste of sweet corn and tomatoes for this year!