At the IVC farm, West Marin grower Peter Worsley gave the class a lecture on discing, ripping and rotilling with a tractor.  We learned about the universal 3 point hitch and spacing of row crops.  He then proceeded to disc and rip our field, spread manure in readiness of our new herb and benefcial insectary plants bed.

Below, Liza notices the pupa and adult ladybug stage

Below creating bark walkways between tomatoes

 Building addtional tomato trellis fence, melons will go in to the left of tomatoes.

 Henry of the Marin Conservation Corp after a long day of putting in IVC irrigation.