Here in the northern hemisphere it is getting warm and the Spring Equinox is just around the corner. What are your plans for this month?

Anyone going through the course who has question this is where you can place them. I am here to answer any kind of question you may have. (It's what I love to do.🤗) Please do not hesitate to reach out. I can even answer your questions through the email on this platform if you prefer.

I would really like to know what everyone is hoping to gain from this course. I want everyone here to know that I am going to do my best to get you there. So drop a comment below, and let me know what your goals are.

Module 6 is dedicated to the effects of the sun and how you as a producer map out your vaults. This is a perfect example of different types of sun exposure that determines which vegetables thrive and which ones bolt, burn, or struggle! - Full sun beds with 8+ hours of direct light are perfect for tomatoes, peppers, and squash-they turn all that energy into delicious fruit! - Partial sun with 5-7 hours are great for root crops like carrots, beets, and turnips that focus their energy underground. - Partial shade areas with 3-5 hours work well for leafy greens like lettuce, spinach, and arugula that can bolt in too much heat. - Dappled shade under trees with 2-3 filtered hours can still nurture shade-tolerant herbs like mint, parsley, and chives without them becoming leggy. Remember, sunlight is the key factor that decides whether your plants struggle or thrive!

Rachel @rachel-cassant-1958 this made me think of you when I read your bio. Welcome to our group!