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Farm Happenings at Ashbourne Farms
Farm Happenings for September 17, 2019
Just a few quick announcements this week!
1) If you haven't already, please RSVP for the CSA Dinner on October 2nd. It will be a fun night with lots of family activities, plus HAYRIDES to the PUMPKIN PATCH!!!! Some of these pumpkins will outweigh your kiddos. I know they outweigh mine, but s1 read more »
Farm Happenings for September 10, 2019
We start harvesting pumpkins this week! Not small little pie pumpkins but 20-30 pounders!!! They are big and beautiful, perfect for carving!! But you won't find them as a option for a CSA item just yet. At this years CSA dinner, you will be able to go on a hay ride to our pumpkin patch1 read more »
Farm Happenings for September 3, 2019
It has been such a busy week here at the farm. We have finally finished planting all of the fall brassicas. Which includes kales, broccoli, collards, and cauliflowers. Next week it is time to start seeding the ones for the greenhouses and the winter CSA! It's hard to believe it is time to start pla1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 27, 2019
Planning is in full effect for our Annual CSA Dinner!! Last year was so much fun and we can't wait to do it again this year. We are really hoping to have small pumpkins for kids to paint and a large pumpkin patch to go and pick your own! There will be hayrides and yard games! And CSA shares will be1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 20, 2019
The Fall CSA Season has started!! It is hard to believe that the growing season is almost finished for the year. We are starting to think about seeding crops one last time before we seed cover crops and let the fields rest for the year. I know we still have a long way to go until November, but I kn1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 6, 2019
This week, we will have bushels of sweet corn variable for canning and freezing. You will be able to purchase them as an extra, 60 ears for $30. Sweet corn is a limited time item. I am hoping to have it for the next two to three weeks, but it all depends on the deer and raccoons! They are get1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 30, 2019
This week hasn't been to bad with the heat, but the previous weeks have had us all wilting! Our lettuces have really taken a hit. I am not sure if you have noticed, but you most likely have, our Spring Mix taste a little bit different. Lettuces do not like hot temperatures and growing them during t1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 16, 2019
This week, despite the heat, we have been able to plant most of the winter squash. We have two varieties of butternut, two types of spaghetti, delicata and blue hubbard squashes in the ground now. next week, we should be able to get all of the pie pumpkins planted. And did I tell you that we have s1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 9, 2019
We harvested honey this week!! Our one surviving hive from this past winter produced two and half gallons of honey that we harvested on Wednesday. The bees have had a very busy and continue to be busy now, enjoying the abundance of clover growing in our grassy areas around the garden. Hopeful1 read more »
About the farm
*** Ashbourne Farms has implemented harvesting and delivery procedures according to COVID-19 protection guidelines***
Ashbourne Farms is a third-generation family farm nestled in the rolling hills of La Grange, Kentucky. We are proud to provide more than 90 varieties of Certified Organic produce to our CSA customers. Our six acres of vegetable gardens and four greenhouses afford us an extended 28-week growing season, longer than any other CSA. Making it possible for you to bring the flavor and health benefits of freshly grown vegetables to your table year-round.
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Ashbourne Farms is a third-generation family farm nestled in the rolling hills of La Grange, Kentucky. We are proud to provide more than 90 varieties of Certified Organic produce to our CSA customers. Our six acres of vegetable gardens and four greenhouses afford us an extended 28-week growing season, longer than any other CSA. Making it possible for you to bring the flavor and health benefits of freshly grown vegetables to your table year-round.