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Farm Happenings at Barr Farms
Farm Happenings for May 30, 2023
Week 2 of Meat CSA! still plenty of bacon to offer! We are trying to make a wide variety of meats available to you on a weekly basis and so please let us know if you aren't seeing anything that we need to offer. read more »
Farm Happenings for May 30, 2023
We still have a good supply of strawberries! Kale collards and chard are coming in strong. Things to look forward to in the next couple weeks are the first Snap peas of the season (just pull the string out and eat the whole pod!)....also Broccoli and Cauliflower are popping and1 read more »
Farm Happenings for May 23, 2023-meat
Hello friends and welcome to the first CSA share of there season! We are excited to get rolling and have lots of good cuts to offer you this week. First chicken processing of the season was last week so we are fully stocked there including chicken sausages. Our pork cuts and sa1 read more »
Farm Happenings for May 23, 2023
Hello friends! Welcome to the first CSA box of the 2023 season! We are slightly delayed this year by challenging weather in March and April. Fortunately we are able to get cranking while the strawberries are still ripe! We have a decent about of Greenery, Gar1 read more »
About the farm
We are a seventh generation family farm, raising certified organic vegetables for CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) and Farmers Markets. We also raise pastured chicken, 100% grassfed beef and offer pastured pork. We raise food with the intention of taking care of the land: growing healthy soil, healthy plants, healthy animals, and healthy people. Since we are a seventh generation family farm, caring for the land and soil for our children and the next seven generations is at the forefront of our farming practices. We nourish the soil with compost from our farm, and other natural ways to bring nutrients and minerals back to the land to improve the health of the soil, land and crops. We work to maintain a balanced, healthy soil to help grow healthy plants and food. We see our farm as part of a larger community-- a network of people who are interdependent with each other. We grow healthy food for our family, friends and community.
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