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Clay Bottom Farm

Clay Bottom Farm We are a CSA farm in Goshen, Indiana. Home of the The Lean Farm. WWW.CLAYBOTTOMFARM.COM WWW. The farm has twice won Edible Michiana’s Reader’s Choice award.

Lean Book: https://www.amazon.com/Lean-Farm-Minimize-Increase-Efficiency/dp/1603585923 Ben Hartman and Rachel Hershberger own and operate Clay Bottom Farm in Goshen, Indiana, where they make their living growing and selling specialty crops on less than one acre. Their food is sold locally to restaurants and cafeterias, at a farmers market, and through a community-supported-agriculture (CSA) progra

m. The Lean Farm, Ben’s first book, won the Shingo Institute’s prestigious Research and Professional Publication Award. Link to Lean Farm Book: https://www.amazon.com/Lean-Farm-Minimize-Increase-Efficiency/dp/1603585923/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_14_img_0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=2DXZY6EGVAFEH3XZHYT2

Operating as usual

With the deep mulch system, a version of no-till, we start with 4” of compost applied to the surface. We don’t till it i...
12/08/2022

With the deep mulch system, a version of no-till, we start with 4” of compost applied to the surface. We don’t till it in, we grow straight into it. Then we add 1/2” of compost every two years to feed microbes and rejuvenate the soil.

Today we are skim coating in a greenhouse. Note how Desmond uses a shovel to grade the paths. We find that paths are easier to maintain if they are graded a bit. We leave paths open—without wood chips or straw, etc.—to save cost and labor.

We started our new 1/3 acre tiny farm out four years ago by adding four inches of compost to the soil surface. This is t...
11/19/2022

We started our new 1/3 acre tiny farm out four years ago by adding four inches of compost to the soil surface. This is the deep mulching method. This suppresses w**ds and provides a loose soil and plenty of nutrients. Then every two years we add a 1/2” skim coat to feed the soil microbes.

Notice that going into winter we mowed old crops and then laid compost followed by tarps right on top. This lets the old crop, roots and all, feed the soil, too.

Here’s to tomatoes in November! …—My best tip for fall tomatoes is great ventilation—I’m sold on peak vents. I’m not hea...
10/30/2022

Here’s to tomatoes in November!

—My best tip for fall tomatoes is great ventilation—I’m sold on peak vents. I’m not heating the hoophouse in the fall.
—These are grafted Margolds on booster rootstocks.


There is only one day remaining of my fall 25% sale for the Lean Market Growing Masterclass. The sale ends October 31, and the Masterclass won't be available at this discounted price again until the spring. Includes a video series on building the greenhouse I grew these tomatoes in. Click bio link to join me in the Masterclass now!

Spinach season! Here are tips for growers:…1. In zone 5b, I’ve found it’s best to seed a patch every week from Sept to e...
10/17/2022

Spinach season! Here are tips for growers:

1. In zone 5b, I’ve found it’s best to seed a patch every week from Sept to end of Oct if we want a harvest before the new year.
2. To give tomatoes (the previous crop) their due season, I start with transplants. These are 6” apart.
3. I also direct seed using a Jang with roller F24x sprockets 11f 13r, brush med or high depending on seed size.
4. No need to till! This ground was loosened shallowly with Hoss sweeps on a wheel hoe.
Happy growing!

For a lot more tips, our online market growing masterclass is on sale now for two more weeks. Check it out!

End of season, cherry tomatoes. …To contain the plants and to give our kids a fun play space, this year we grew cherry t...
10/13/2022

End of season, cherry tomatoes.

To contain the plants and to give our kids a fun play space, this year we grew cherry tomatoes in the shape of a house. Today it gets demolished.

3 tips for great fall carrots:1. Proper spacing. These are bolero variety, Jang seeder roller x24 with sprockets 11 fron...
10/06/2022

3 tips for great fall carrots:
1. Proper spacing. These are bolero variety, Jang seeder roller x24 with sprockets 11 front 13 rear. 4 rows on a 3’ bed.
2. Proper moisture. We seeded into a moist bed and kept it moist at 2” deep.
3. Friends! Thanks to and friends at our June workshop for pitching in. The final pics show our June 20 seeding. Francisco, I hope you always go barefoot in the garden 👌. Gracias amigos

October is sale month for the online course, see bio link.

We are finishing our 16th growing season, and each year we try to simply our methods—to do less, but better, as  puts it...
10/05/2022

We are finishing our 16th growing season, and each year we try to simply our methods—to do less, but better, as puts it.

This season we used a 2-chain design for most of our growing beds: we seeded crops like cilantro, basil, lettuce, and spinach into 6” paper pot chains (see final picture for spinach in a cluster). Each growing bed, at 36”x75’, accommodates two chains. This kept our planning simpler all season.

Our annual fall sale for the Lean Market Growing Masterclass is happening now. The online course is 25% off through October 31. See link in bio for more information.

For 2022, I added a five-part greenhouse construction series to the Masterclass, filmed during construction. I've also recently added lessons on no-till methods, tomato variety selection, trellising, and a lot more.

The Masterclass explains in detail, in over 100 video lessons, how we earn a comfortable income from 1/3 acre of land. Hundreds of students from around the world are part of the class. I hope you can join them.

A view of the fall garden!
09/27/2022

A view of the fall garden!

My goal every season is to prevent a September jungle in the greenhouse, where plants grow together a big tangle. It’s s...
09/20/2022

My goal every season is to prevent a September jungle in the greenhouse, where plants grow together a big tangle. It’s still a jungle, but we continue to experiment with horizontal growing, letting crops like cucumbers and cherry tomatoes grow up and then over. These are cherry tomatoes trained to form a room.

Kale by September takes on the look of small palm trees. …3 kale tips:—Cabbage worms are a problem. We harvest weekly an...
09/11/2022

Kale by September takes on the look of small palm trees.

3 kale tips:
—Cabbage worms are a problem. We harvest weekly and spray weekly with organic DiPel Bt
—If worms are thick, spray 3 days in a row! This disrupts the hatching cycle.
—When plants die from a freeze, we don’t pull them out, we cut them off at the ground. Their decaying roots do a superb job of loosening the soil.

Fall tomatoes! Here are some tips for late tomatoes:…—For indeterminates (trellising tomatoes), top the leaders about a ...
09/02/2022

Fall tomatoes! Here are some tips for late tomatoes:

—For indeterminates (trellising tomatoes), top the leaders about a month before expected first frost. This lets the plants put energy into ripening remaining fruit.
—If in a greenhouse, close up on nights below 50.
—In October (zone 5b) we harvest when fruits are still a bit green and let them ripen inside.
—This variety is Margold, which holds up comparatively well in the late season for us.

Winter greens return! We are adding baby Tokyo Bekana cabbage and mizuna back into our Spring Mix. These were seeded jus...
09/01/2022

Winter greens return! We are adding baby Tokyo Bekana cabbage and mizuna back into our Spring Mix. These were seeded just 3 weeks ago. Tips for growers:

—I use f24 roller, sprockets 11 front 13 rear on a Jang seeder, rows about 5” apart
—These started out for two week under row cover, to keep the flea beetles off.
—I’ve found Aug. 10 to be a good date for seeding fall greens like this. Zone 5b. Look for three consecutive nights in the low 60s.

07/26/2022
Harvest. Sleep. Harvest. Sleep. Late-July tomato farm! A few tips for this season:…In the final pic you can see our simp...
07/24/2022

Harvest. Sleep. Harvest. Sleep. Late-July tomato farm! A few tips for this season:

In the final pic you can see our simple fertigation set-up: a siphonject and buckets of liquid k-sulfate. I’ve found that a gallon per week per 100 plants keeps them ripening well.
—You can buy k-sulfate at many farm elevators, or powdered soluble online.
—With heirloom and heritage tomatoes, harvest every day, to avoid cracking fruits.
—Make carts your friend. When setting up the greenhouse in the spring, we graded the paths and planned for turnaround space for the carts at the end of rows.

Maria Martinez from  grows oyster mushrooms, pink and gray, for sale at Clay Bottom Farm’s booth. Goshen Farmers Market,...
07/12/2022

Maria Martinez from grows oyster mushrooms, pink and gray, for sale at Clay Bottom Farm’s booth. Goshen Farmers Market, every Tuesday 3-7pm, sometimes Saturdays. Says Maria, “Eat mushrooms to lower your cholesterol!”

Summer lettuce! Here are a few tips:…—We’ve had success germinating on our covered porch, with wet cement. The cement st...
07/12/2022

Summer lettuce! Here are a few tips:

—We’ve had success germinating on our covered porch, with wet cement. The cement stays relatively cool, and I only need to water a few times per week. I keep the cement wet and water overhead.
—These are 6” paper chains, using the paper pot system. But I would germinate the same way if I were using plug flats.
—Favorite summer varieties, for salad mix or heads: Intercut (so productive!), Muir (so sweet!), Rubygo (so expensive!), and Red Sweet Crisp Salanova (so funky!)

Wall-o-cucumbers! Four lean tips for enthusiasts:…1. Cucumbers are water storage vessels. We keep the soil consistently ...
07/05/2022

Wall-o-cucumbers! Four lean tips for enthusiasts:

1. Cucumbers are water storage vessels. We keep the soil consistently moist to a depth of 4” as the grow. (We use two runs of drip tape with 4” emitter spacing.)
2. For straighter fruits and easier picking, use a trellis. Ours is hortinova, and cattle panels work well too. We help young plants find the trellis, but for the most part this variety (Corinto) does well with no pruning. Our “wall” is intentionally 7 1/2’ tall—that’s as far as we can reach by hand.
3. Give them room. We planted one seed every 18”.
4. Succession plant. Seeding a dozen or sow plants every 2-3 weeks until July gives a steadier harvest of quality fruits than a single planting.

At a recent workshop we discussed strategies for transitioning beds from one crop to another. Some details for growers:…...
07/04/2022

At a recent workshop we discussed strategies for transitioning beds from one crop to another. Some details for growers:

—In this case, we decided to cover this bed of old lettuce with a tarp.
—No cutting or w**d eating or tilling beforehand.
—Within a week, as seen in the final pic, the bed is ready to replant, after raking the melted debris. We like the simplicity of this approach.
—In spring and fall, depending on the heat, it might take longer than a week.
—With bed prep, we try to work a week or two ahead of ourselves, so that when we’re ready to plant, the beds are waiting.

Now that they’ve reached 7’ tall, the cucumbers are trained to grow over instead of up.
06/28/2022

Now that they’ve reached 7’ tall, the cucumbers are trained to grow over instead of up.

06/28/2022
06/27/2022
06/23/2022
Harvest time! Many thanks to Christian and Andrew, who have planted, trellised, pruned, and coaxed these plants for mont...
06/22/2022

Harvest time! Many thanks to Christian and Andrew, who have planted, trellised, pruned, and coaxed these plants for months. Couldn’t do it without you guys!

A wheel hoe, with Hoss sweeps, being pulled for deep soil loosening ahead of carrots. Technology with a human face, as t...
06/21/2022

A wheel hoe, with Hoss sweeps, being pulled for deep soil loosening ahead of carrots. Technology with a human face, as they say.

Here are several pics from Clay Bottom Farm’s Lean Farm Start-up 2022 2-day workshop last weekend. Thank you everyone in the group. What a weekend!

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Onions! How we grew early onions:…—Seeded Bridger onions by seed in August, transplanted in November into a hoophouse.—W...
06/16/2022

Onions! How we grew early onions:

—Seeded Bridger onions by seed in August, transplanted in November into a hoophouse.
—We transplanted at 2” spacing using a paper pot method, but hand transplanting works too.
—This spring we harvested every other onion as baby onions.
—The final set of pictures shows the same onions that we seeded in April for an August harvest

Time for some shade! After this morning’s pea harvest we threw a shade cloth over the plants. Also pictured: spinach and...
06/14/2022

Time for some shade! After this morning’s pea harvest we threw a shade cloth over the plants. Also pictured: spinach and small head lettuces under shade tunnels.

The entire garden will be hydro-cooled every few hours for 20 minutes with xCel wobblers. We might spend a few minutes under the sprinklers, too 😁.

We are getting excited about peas. …—Variety is super sugar snap—Seeded densely at 24 seeds per foot—Trellised stake-and...
06/07/2022

We are getting excited about peas.

—Variety is super sugar snap
—Seeded densely at 24 seeds per foot
—Trellised stake-and-weave-style, like tomatoes

The kale and cucumbers are in a stiff competition to see who can grow tallest. Some info for growers:…—The cucumbers are...
06/03/2022

The kale and cucumbers are in a stiff competition to see who can grow tallest. Some info for growers:

—The cucumbers are on 7.5’ hortinova and planted at 18” spacing
—Corinto variety
—The kale is also 18” apart, with 3 rows per 42” bed (but two rows would have worked as well or better)
—I’m seeding cukes every 3 weeks for a steady supply
—Winterbor variety
—Kale was transplanted in early April, if memory serves
—I worked a bit of feathermeal into the ground before each of these crops. They both appreciate the fast N release.

Time for shading already. Here kales provide nice dappled shade for head lettuce, and scroll through the photos to see a...
05/31/2022

Time for shading already. Here kales provide nice dappled shade for head lettuce, and scroll through the photos to see a simple shade structure over spinach. I use #9 wire bent 90 degrees.

The head lettuce and kale are keeping each other’s company this spring.
05/26/2022

The head lettuce and kale are keeping each other’s company this spring.

Tomato pruning! We prune for an open structure (for good air flow) and balanced plants (with leaves evenly spaced), and ...
05/19/2022

Tomato pruning! We prune for an open structure (for good air flow) and balanced plants (with leaves evenly spaced), and to train each plant to two leaders, for ease of trellising. As a general rule, the lower leaves are pruned up to the first fruit cluster, and sometimes just above it, but not too far—the leaves shade the fruits. Pruning is art and science, there are many ways to do it well.

05/18/2022

I covered a finished bed of cilantro in my previous post and here a new bed of cilantro goes in (different location). See a full sized bed of cilantro on the left here. These are 6” paper pot chains with 4-6 seeds per cell.

05/11/2022

Here is how we built a simple pole bean trellis....--Ingredients: 7' t-posts and insulators, 10' EMT (electrical conduit...
05/10/2022

Here is how we built a simple pole bean trellis.
...
--Ingredients: 7' t-posts and insulators, 10' EMT (electrical conduit) and couplings, 6 1/2' tall hortinova netting
--We used the "poly tape" insulators from TSC (that’s what we had on hand) but there are likely others that could work. Not sure if these insulators would hold a heavier crop like cukes.
--(Alter the height of the posts/netting depending on the crop.)
--First step is to pound in posts about every 10' and add the insulators.
--Then weave the conduit through the upper trellis netting (see photos) and set into the insulators.
--Secure the netting to posts with zip ties or twine.
--Note these pole beans were transplanted to give us a jump start in a cold spring.

Photos from a fun weekend planting 200 trees on the farm, with community support. Here’s Rachel, Ben, and Rosemary putti...
05/09/2022

Photos from a fun weekend planting 200 trees on the farm, with community support. Here’s Rachel, Ben, and Rosemary putting in the last one. Thanks to Hartwood Tree Care, and enthusiastic volunteers for making this dream a reality. Goshen, Indiana, where Clay Bottom Farm is located, has set a goal of 45% tree canopy by 2045. We’re well on the way.

Hartwood Tree Care aims to plant as many trees per year as it cuts down, partnering with local farms as planting sites.

Oh my. Found this inside a hoophouse.
05/06/2022

Oh my. Found this inside a hoophouse.

05/06/2022
Here’s super-organized Nicole, assistant farm manager, with our CSA veggies. To reduce plastic use, we ask customers to ...
05/05/2022

Here’s super-organized Nicole, assistant farm manager, with our CSA veggies. To reduce plastic use, we ask customers to place coolers on their porches. We then drop our food into the coolers every Thursday. If they want greens, customers supply their own Tupperwares (size of their choice) for us to fill (we use tongs).

These radishes and cabbages enjoyed each other’s company this spring.
05/05/2022

These radishes and cabbages enjoyed each other’s company this spring.

A view inside the tomato greenhouse. The plants are about three months old, starting to climb the strings.
05/01/2022

A view inside the tomato greenhouse. The plants are about three months old, starting to climb the strings.

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After a week of long adventures, installations and new encounters, it's back to Quebec City! 🚗 Our explorers bring back from our two pros valuable knowledge about 4 seasons culture. They are coming back full of new ideas!🤯

Thanks again to Conor from Neversink Farm and Ben from Clay Bottom Farm for their hospitality! This is not goodbye but rather, see you soon 😁
Après une semaine de longues péripéties, d'installations et de nouvelles rencontres, c'est le retour vers Québec! 🚗 Nos explorateurs Orisha ramènent de nos deux pros du savoir précieux sur la culture 4 saisons. Ils reviennent full inspirés de nouvelles idées!🤯

Merci encore une fois à Conor de Neversink Farm et à Ben de Clay Bottom Farm! Ce n'est pas un "au revoir" mais plutôt, "à bientôt" 😁
2nd successful installation!
Ben Hartman of Clay Bottom Farm in Indiana now has a new control system too. 🤩 It's a pleasure to offer our services to this small grower who's also a master of optimization. With 1/3 of an acre and 2 greenhouses, he manages to have a profitable farm and deliver his products within a 2km radius, while working 35h/week max! Ben also produces over 4 seasons. If you'd like to absorb his expertise and learn his secrets to success, you can check out his two books in his series "The Lean Farm" and his Masterclass!👇
https://www.claybottomfarm.com

Thank you Ben for hosting our 2 seasoned adventurers!
2e installation réussie !
Ben Hartman de Bottom Farm, en Indiana, a maintenant lui aussi un nouveau système de contrôle. 🤩 Quel plaisir d’offrir nos service à ce petit producteur qui est aussi maître de l’optimisation. Avec 1/3 d’acre et 2 serres, il réussit à avoir une ferme profitable et livrer ses produits dans un rayon de 2km, tout en travaillant 35h/semaine max! Ben produit aussi sur 4 saisons. Si vous désirez absorber son expertise maraîchère et connaître ses secrets de réussite, vous pouvez consultez ses deux livres de sa série « The Lean Farm » et son Masterclass!👇
https://www.claybottomfarm.com

Merci Ben d'avoir accueilli nos 2 aventuriers aguerris chez toi!
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Clay Bottom Farm is now at our Tuesday Market! Stop by on Tuesdays between 3 pm to 7 pm for local produce, plants, and more 🌱
Celebrating our 80th “Oak” Anniversary with Hartwood Tree Care LLC at Clay Bottom Farm in Goshen planting trees! 💚
Bulk Spinach or Bulk Salad Mix is available on Tuesdays from Clay Bottom Farm! Bring your own container and save $1. Our Tuesday market is now open from 3 pm to 7 pm. Starts next Tuesday!
This year we are thrilled to partner with INOVA Federal Credit Union and Clay Bottom Farm for our One Tree Planting event. Click below to learn more about the event and to RSVP!
Here's some exciting things to look forward to starting in May:

🌸 Tuesday Market begins May 3rd from 3 pm to 7 pm. Our Sprouts Kids Club also starts then!
🌼 Clay Bottom Farm will be joining us for our Tuesday Market!
🌸 White Yarrow Farm is expected to return on Saturday, May 7th
🌼 Mary's Market Gardens will be outdoors again starting May 7th
🌸 Mediterranean Michiana returns may 7th from their Spring break!
🌼 A warm welcome to Twin Sycamore Farms, LLC Joining us weekly starting May 7th on Saturdays!

Find lots of fresh seasonal produce, plants, baked goods, meats, and more year-round on Saturdays 8 am to 1 pm and Tuesday 3 pm to 7 pm May to October.
Our business spotlight this week is Clay Bottom Farm in Goshen, IN! Owners Ben and Rachel implement lean farming techniques to reduce waste and increase the profitability of their farm. They began the journey to lean farming back in 2011, when a CSA customer approached them about it. Since then, they have downsized from 5 acres to less than one, work less hours, got rid of most of their tools, yet their profitability has increased! They currently sell to Goshen chefs, whom they consult to plan their crops each season to reduce waste, as well as at the Goshen Farmers Market. Their best selling products are their seasonal green mixes and their tomatoes! Ben has also written two books on lean farming and teaches a master class on the techniques. To learn more, check out their website https://www.claybottomfarm.com/ or follow them Clay Bottom Farm !

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Clay Bottom Farm has some great season extension experiments happening!
“Here are several pics of a raised bed drip tape install we did for Seed to Feed food bank in Elkhart, IN. Key parts are 1” blue stripe oval hose tubing, drip tape shut off valves, and Chapin 10 mil 4” emitter drip tape. For a timer we chose Galcon 7001d. Some tips if you have a project like this:
—kwikcut plastic pipe cutter are the safest and best way to cut oval hose
—do this on a sunny day when the plastic is nice and warm and soft...people and plastic will be in a more cooperative mood :)
—1 run of drip tape will cover a width of about 8”
—these are common parts available online
—we use a Dramm brass shut off valve with hose fittings to regulate pressure (no pressure regulator)
—this the same set-up we use the field (about 1 acre), except the main line is 1 1/2”” -Clay Bottom Farm

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