Seal Cove Farm Blog

NANNYBERRIES ARE READY EARLY THIS YEAR!

(posted on March 10, 2012)

Category: Compost News

The compost is now ready to go!!  What a difference from last year when we were still moving large piles of ice in April. If you're ready to get an early start on your garden, yards of dark finished nannyberries are waiting for you!

SCF Colorguard insures the security of our Gourmet Compost!view larger image

Nannyberries on Parade!!

(posted on July 8, 2011)

Category: Compost News

Frontlining the Seal Cove Farm parade float this year was a loader bucket full of "Gourmet Compost". A uniformed parade participant on his cell phone was overheard saying "you gotta see this, there's someone here parading poop!.....and so we were!

Pad Notesview larger image

Views from the compost pad

(posted on June 5, 2011)

Category: Compost News

A very wet spring has made compost production a big challange this year. Normally at this time, we have a large volume of friable finished compost. Because the ice and snow hung in there for so long,and precipatition continued so long into the spring, the compost,while mature and weed free, is lumpier than we would like. It is fine for applications where it will be rototilled into the garden, but it will be a few weeks before it is back up to "gourmet" status.

Georgianna and Bob getting treats for their sweet peasview larger image

# 1 Nannyberries Customers!

(posted on March 14, 2010)

Category: Compost News

Last year at this time,huge piles of ice and snow made it almost impossible to manuver the tractor and turn the compost within the confines of the pad. Due to the fabulous late winter weather we've had this year,the compost is as ready as the customers are early! Georgianna and Bob Pulver were our first Nannyberries customers this season,and they filled their station wagon with enough compost to amend their sweet pea beds. We expect that their extensive flower and vegetable gardens will again be as bright and beautiful as Georgianna's hat !!!