The French called tomatoes "pomme d'amour" or Love Apples, and I agree, what is there not to love about tomatoes - this year's crop of dry-farmed tomatoes with it's "alluring" deep red colors are bursting with "seductive" rich flavors.  Last Saturday's Tomato U-Pick was testimony to how much we love tomatoes. The image that brings a smile to my heart is of a baby girl accompanying her dad, who is carrying two large bags of freshly harvested tomatoes, while she is munching on a large red tomato with juice dripping down her chin and shirt. "This is the first tomato she ever tasted" her dad commented.  As a farmer this may be the most rewarding moment - to experience the joy and pleasure at the completion of a crop's lifecycle tended from seed to maturity. When children come to the farm they can engage their senses to discover the pleasures of real food. With Live Earth Farm's Discovery Program we have expanded our ability to reach out to children and youth in this county by stewardship. Last year in addition to our monthly community farm days and seasonal celebrations, over 1500 children and young adults came to the farm, attending farm tours, workshops, summer-camps, and curriculum based work-leadership programs.