All the supports are in place.  These pictures show where the plywood will go!

We are rebuilding an old hay wagon.  The wooden parts all rotted away, but the underlying metal "farm truck" is in good shape.  I did have to replace a tire.

Ours has the optional rubber tires

The truck is in good shape.  The left rear tire is new.

A load of pressure treated lumber and 1-1/8" plywood has arrived.

That's me bolting parts together after drilling some DEEP holes!

It is the first of May and the farm stand is open for business!

Herbie has had enough of winter and it isn't even January yet.  Don't put that tongue on any pump handles, Herbie!

These are naturally fermenting dill pickles.  The cucumbers and the dill are from our garden.

I put new batteries and topped up the coolant in our Massey Ferguson 2705.  It starts right up and runs well.  The next thing we need to figure out how to do is add hydraulic fluid.

Our first cutting was done on Friday, June 3.  I took the following photographs to show that the swather was clean of conventional weeds and crop that would contaminate our certified organic field.