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- Julia Asherman
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- Julia and Brandon
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- pet pot-belly pig
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- old but still working manure spreader
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- View of farm fields from entrance gate
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- kitty tour guide showing off the landscape fabric and okra residue
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- tidy work area inside seedling greenhouse
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- Julia shows her swell germination chamber
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- germination chamber, heated water in the bottom
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- warm water in the bottom of the germination chamber
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- microgreens production. planted every week
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- post harvest microgreen residue = yummy worm food
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- the worm bin composter, photo by Julia
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- small patch of perennial flowers
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- Summer sized sugar cane, photo by Julia
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- sugar cane cut and loaded, heading to Roy’s sugar shack, photo by Julia
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- Roy’s sugar cane squeezer, photo by Julia
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- the sugar cane bed, it’s still alive under there!
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- sugar cane bagasse – what’s left over after squeezing the juice out
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- Blue Collards for seed
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- Julia pulls some delicious carrots, and shows me her Georgia red clay soil
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- gutter system on high tunnels, collects rain water, and puts into tanks, that can then gravity feed as irrigation water
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- gutter system on high tunnels, collects rain water, and puts into tanks, that can then gravity feed as irrigation water
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- Wasabina mustard green from Johnny’s, it’s sweet and spicy/hot, great in a mixed mustard bunch, great on sandwich or burgers
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- red stemmed cutting celery in HT
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- One unit of the motel
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- tiny Roadside stand at the farm
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- Bouquet work, photo by Julia
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- April in the tunnel, photo by Julia
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- overwintered brassicas in April, photo by Julia
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- rye rolled down, photo by julia
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- Home made roller crimper solution, photo by Julia
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- side view, home made roller crimper solution, photo by ulia
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- sweet potatoes growing, photo by julia in rolled rye mulch
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- Field of no-till sweet potatoes, photo by julia
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- market, photo by julia
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- Roadside a few years back
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- market, photo by julia
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- market, photo by julia
