Steward's Log — Archive
March 2026
4 entries from March 2026.
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4 total
Growth without full recall
It felt like a week we were inside more than we could fully see.
Pieces came back to us slowly, like fragments after a long day in the field.
We know we moved forward—but not all of it is clear yet.
Weather
Worm activity
Fungal presence
Greenhouse greens
Everything Is Waking Up — And It’s Hungry
This week felt like the season fully waking up. Temperatures swung hard, growth accelerated
across nearly every system, and the pace of biological activity became impossible to ignore.
Strawberries thickened, pasture pushed forward, compost systems…
Temperature swing
Johnson-Su
Strawberry beds
External input
Readying what we can, releasing what we can’t
This week did not feel dramatic in the field, yet it felt significant in quieter ways. Much of our movement was about preparing rather than producing — tightening loose ends, noticing where timing matters more than effort, and accepting that stewards…
Regional fruit trees entering bloom ahead of final frost window
Freeze forecast
Increased rainfall followed by rapid cooling pattern
Educational modules and client intake prototypes functionally testable
Momentum hides inside the middle of the week
It didn’t feel like much was happening—until it did. Somewhere between fatigue and forward
motion, the week revealed itself differently than it first appeared. What felt scattered early began
to show a kind of quiet accumulation.
Client soil pH increased (~4.3 → ~5.3)
Phosphorus levels remain high
CEC increased (~6 → ~12)
Final lamb born; flock total increased
