The second year at Adobe House Farm has proven to be much more fruitful than the first year. Every year the soil quality will improve, we will know which plant varieties work best in the high-desert, and we will have more of the main infrastructure in place.Only in its second year, Adobe House Farm is much more productive because head farmer (and sister), Linley Dixon, has more time for leaving actual planting. The winter and spring have also been much warmer than usual in Durango, which helps plants grow earlier. It's exciting to see how much has grown since last year.
For more about what is going on at Adobe House Farm, check out Linley's blog at AdobeHouseFarm.com. 
