https://checkout.square.site/merchant/1EZFP12JMKM3N/checkout/YGLISIXJ4HC7ZNRHOD22UIYM Above is the link where you can support the Farm and farmers directly via donations! Currently, we are undergoing some rough times and I know many who are struggling financially. Well the farm has been hit hard as well, and in order to continue to provide fresh Heathly and delicious food to out our… Continue reading Online Checkout Link: Donate to the Cause
Whipped up a fresh batch o’ Elderberry Syurp. Folks been a clamourin’ on account of that mean ol’ Coronavirus, so I figured I may as well. Our Elderberry syrup is an ol’ fashioned folk remedy, and is made from a recipe passed down for a generation. It’s loaded down with: the most locally sourced wildcrafted… Continue reading Elderberry Syrup
TOMATOES: Heirloom: Cherokee Purple, Amana Orange, Pineapple, Ponderosa Red, Brandywine, Red Siberian, Beefsteak, Green Zebra,Black Krim, Fried Green. Paste/Roma: Amish Paste, Ten fingers of Naples, Black Vernaissage, Speckled Roma. Hybrid: Better Boy, Early Girl, BHN-871 (yellow), Lime Green Salad (Patio type), and Atomic Grape. Cherry: Sungold, Sweetie (cherry), Bumblebee Blend (sunrise, purple, and pink), Chocolate Cherry, Black Cherry,… Continue reading Plant List 2020
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Tomatoes: Hybrid Slicers: Jetsetter, Damsel, and Stellar selected for disease resistance as well as productivity and flavor. Heirlooms: Biltmore, Comstock, Cherokee Purple, Missouri Pink Love Apple, and Vintage Wine Sauce/Paste: Amish Paste Grape: Atomic Grape Patio: Red Cherry: Juliet, Black Cherry, Tiger Pink, Sunrise Bumblebee Yellow: Amana Orange, Moonglow Full list and Pictures: Tomato Varietal Fact… Continue reading Plants At the Farmer’s Market This Year 2019 (2020 List Coming Soon!)
There is a lot of interest in natural and home remedies out there nowadays, and for good reason. Modern medicine and pharmaceutical drugs work wonders, and Science is constantly making advancements in the treatment of many issues. However, they have their shortcomings, and when applied so narrowly as to treat symptoms rather than the person… Continue reading Medicine from Plants: On Traditional and Homeopathic Remedies
Well, winter is here to stay, so I will post weekly until we get into full swing around March. I will try to post bi-weekly or at least monthly throughout the growing season. Fall and Winter are just about the only time we have to catch up and process shelf stable products. It’s been another… Continue reading Seasonings and Salts
When we first set out building our farm in 2016 we had originally planned on writing a blog to keep record of and share our progress. Well now its 3 years later, and I am finally getting around to it. I will track my progress with our farm projects, and share updates on the crops… Continue reading In the Off-Season