Author: Gail Taylor

Happy Earth day: thank you sun, thank you rain, thank you soil, thank you planet! What a great idea to celebrate the Earth every year. I recently listened to a story that included pieces of interviews done with two of the Read More …

This weather is just one big April Fool’s joke I had already started planting outside before the weather forecast showed dangerously low temps on the horizon. And I know I wasn’t alone. Last week I got a chance to try out Read More …

Updates from the farm   March is a busy greenhouse seeding and bed prep time, so I appreciate that this year we stretch it over 5 weeks. I know it still has the same number of days as always, but we end up with Read More …

Counting down to seeds in the ground The cyclical and predictable farm season with its schedules and patterns is something that never ceases to comfort me. I’m an obsessive planner. My desk in January is always cluttere d with a calendar, a Read More …

2022 3PH CSA Shares: Sign up (via the google form here) Returning members through Feb 28, wait list on March 1       I’m technically still “on vacation” so the CSA sign up details snuck up on me this week. But I’ve seen Read More …

I fell asleep last night to the sound of fireworks exploding in the distance. I woke up this morning, wrapped in the warm, loving embrace of the entire Three Part Harmony Farm community who so generously contributed to a crowdfunding Read More …

2020: What a year It is the last day of the year. I don’t know anyone who hasn’t already started dreaming about the next one. Visions and daydreams are the same – of a peaceful, healthy world and connecting with each Read More …

In the news it seems like the main impact of climate change is about people who live on islands that will soon be underwater, or parts of the world where summers with temperatures above 110 degrees will be the new norm. Or perhaps Read More …

Three Part Harmony Farm 2018 season end of year report All of the farmers in the mid-atlantic (not to mention all farmers everywhere!) went through some serious trials and tribulations this year, and Three Part Harmony Farm was no exception. Read More …