054 - From Strawberries to Corn Mazes: Embracing the Summer Months
Time for a quick catch-up from the farm... we're transitioning out of the strawberry, and spring seasons and moving into summer.
036 - PYO Strawberry Patch Work Heading Into Spring
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About this Episode
In this episode, Lowell and Eldon give an update on what all is going on here at the farm. In particular, a majority of the episode is spent talking about the PYO strawberry patch and some of the things we're doing right now. Towards the end, Lowell talks some about how technology and farming are continuing to be more and more intertwined.
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