/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15307904
It's not bad actually. Even with covi and a really shit local turnout in the peak season, we did better than I thought so I'm super hopeful for this upcoming season. And I just really like being able to constantly eat good food that normies say is expensive and hard to find. The farm we lease has like 10 different fruit trees, apricots, mulberries, pears, apples, plums, cherries, grapes, asian pears etc. And every year we grow like 15 different ground crops. Most of them we dehydrate so I eat and sell them all throughout the off season too. Just a cozy poverty life.