Hello♪

This is Nenehachi Farm!
Thank you for taking the time to read our diary😊

This is my first post in a while📕
How have you all been?

We've been exhausted with tax returns and cleaning out the warehouse…

I know I should tackle things I'm not good at first,
but I just couldn't manage it💧

It reminds me of summer vacation in elementary school🌻

We tend to procrastinate on things we don't enjoy,
but the mini-tomato season is just around the corner🍅

As I mentioned briefly before,
from this season, Nenehachi Farm will be using:
"Sea urchin shells" from Miyako
"Pig manure" from specially cultivated pigs in Nagaoka, Shiwa-cho
"Apple juice pomace" from Nagaoka, Shiwa-cho
and the microbial fertilizer "BUIK"

Adding organic fertilizer significantly improves the taste of mini-tomatoes.
This year, I'm thinking of focusing on fertilizers sourced entirely from Iwate.

Thankfully, we've also been selected to set up a stall at "Yoichi" in Zaimokucho!

Actually, I haven't had many opportunities to set up a stall in Morioka during the daytime…
I'm excited, but also a little nervous.

I'm looking forward to delivering Nenehachi Farm's vegetables and fruits
to many more customers at "Yoichi"🍅🍏🍇🍑

I was recently fortunate enough to appear on a radio program.
It was IBC Iwate Broadcasting's "Okaeri♪SONGS"

I had the opportunity to talk with announcer Fumiyo Muramatsu
about how I started Nenehachi Farm and to introduce my favorite song.

I also talked about the organic fertilizers mentioned above.

I've seen her on TV many times, but
Ms. Muramatsu's beautiful voice is amazing!
I was captivated during the recording✨

The broadcast date is Tuesday, March 17th, from 5:45 PM to 6:00 PM.

Please tune in🙌

↓ Soil that turned white thanks to microbial fertilizer

↓ The farm owner getting scratched