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- Sep 23, 2026
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In the Fields, September 24, 2026 - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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Peter Martinelli’s ripening apple orchard in Bolinas is an archive of diversity, with heirloom varieties that ripen at different times and with different flavors. “But everything is off cycle this year,” he said. Gravensteins, the first to ripen, ran late. Spicy Spitzenburgs, reputed to be Thomas Jefferson’s favorite apple, are being harvested now, two weeks early. Soon he’ll pick Ozark Golds, followed by Golden Delicious in early October. Each of his heirloom pippins—Cox’s Orange, Allington,…
In the Fields, September 10, 2026 - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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A long-fallow pocket of land on the edge of Point Reyes Station is once again in production, with a cover crop of buckwheat and bright green shoots of kale, collards, cabbage, cauliflower, and other fall crops. Oliver Monday, a Berkeley native who apprenticed under Sonoma’s esteemed Bob Cannard and worked for Molly Myerson of Little Wing Farm, has leased the triangular two-acre parcel on a bend of Lagunitas Creek. First he mowed, then he irrigated,…
West Marin butterfly census contributed to national database - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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Butterflies play a major role in supporting life on earth. As pollinators, they help plants reproduce, and they’re an important link in the food chain for birds, bats, and other insectivorous animals. To gauge their health, it’s essential to count them. Local volunteers contributed to a continent-wide annual census in July, tallying 874 individual butterflies and 27 different species in the Point Reyes National Seashore, Inverness, Point Reyes Station, and Olema on a single day.…
In the Fields, August 27, 2026 - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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As late-summer grasses lose their nutrition, Barinaga Ranch is bolstering the diets of its sheep with alfalfa and tasty almond hulls. To monitor their health, Marcia Barinaga’s team weighs all 80 ewes once a month, sending each animal, single file, through a narrow chute and onto a scale. If they are too fat or too thin, feeding is adjusted. Most of this year’s lambs, weaned in June, have been harvested; the rest will go to…
Rachel Naomi Remen, maker of healer’s art - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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Dr. Rachel Naomi Remen, a pioneer of complementary and alternative medicine who co-founded a cancer help program at Commonweal in Bolinas, died on Aug. 8 at her home in Concord. She was 88 years old. For decades, Dr. Remen guided patients and young doctors through a more humanistic approach to medical care. She designed The Healer’s Art curriculum of compassionate care for medical students, now taught at more than 90 universities, and she directed Commonweal’s…
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