Farmers Keep Producing Island Grown Food During Health Scare
Charlee Armer helps feeding baby goat with help from farm hand Carla Padvoiskis at Grey Barn Farm.
Charlee Armer helps feeding baby goat with help from farm hand Carla Padvoiskis at Grey Barn Farm.
Farm hand Carla Padvoiskis helps with baby bottles of milk.
Farm hand Carla Padvoiskis helps with baby bottles of milk.
One at a time inside, and stay in your lane at Grey Barn.
One at a time inside, and stay in your lane at Grey Barn.
Cleaning the seedling flats at Tea Lane Farm.
Cleaning the seedling flats at Tea Lane Farm.
Outside is the best place to be.
Outside is the best place to be.
Mermaid Farm is open for business with rules posted at the door.
Mermaid Farm is open for business with rules posted at the door.
Plenty of dairy available.
Plenty of dairy available.
Spreading manure in the fields of Flay Point Farm.
Spreading manure in the fields of Flay Point Farm.
Asa Baer's dog rides in the vab with him while working.
Asa Baer's dog rides in the vab with him while working.
Working on the greenhouse at Thimble Farm.
Working on the greenhouse at Thimble Farm.
Preparing the soil with distance between.
Preparing the soil with distance between.
Lettuce is thriving at Thimble Farm.
Lettuce is thriving at Thimble Farm.
The new normal.
The new normal.
Cows huddle together under this week's rain.
Cows huddle together under this week's rain.
Vineyard farm stands are open, with rules posted outside every entrance, offering Island-grown produce, dairy and meat.
Feeding the Vineyard carries on during the Coronavirus scare.