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Farm Happenings at Blackbrook Farm
Last Fall Box!!! (Please Click on Continue Reading to see Whole Newsletter)
Hello and welcome to the LAST BOX OF THE SEASON!
***shortage of radishes- you may not get them in your box this week!
***Popcorn will be in all half shares this week** (not on label because I couldn't just add it to half shares that way)
What a season it has been! We hope you have enjoyed the1 read more »
Fall Share 3 (please click on Continue Reading to see whole newsletter)
Hello Members!
Box 3 already! There is going to be a deep freeze tonight so we are hoping to get as many crops out of ground as possible today! It has been a warm fall so far so these low temps are making us ramp things up!
update: We were able to get all of our crops other than greens/1 read more »
Fall Share 2 (click on "Continue Reading" to see whole newsletter)
Hello All!
Thank you to all who came out to the farm yesterday. It was a nice afternoon! The weather was beautiful!
We still have a lot of crops in the field to put in your boxes. We added 15 pigs to our farm last Thursday- they are cute and very active! The next chickens are butc1 read more »
Fall CSA Share 1 (Please Click on Continue Reading to see Whole Newsletter)
Hello Fall Share Members!
Welcome to the first box! The weather has been warm and the crops are still growing lots. We topped our brussel sprout plants to try and get them to size up a bit more (puts more energy down into their brussels). We harvested all the winter squash, peppers and1 read more »
About the farm
Blackbrook Farm began in 2011 and is a Certified Organic family farm located in Western WI about 60 miles northeast of the Twin Cities outside of Amery, WI. On our 140 acre farm we grow vegetables, fruits and herbs; raise pastured pigs, graze a small herd of Scottish Highland cattle and this year broiler chickens will be making a comeback! 2020 will be our 9th year in production. We market our vegetables and meat through a small CSA, direct to consumer sales as well as wholesale to area restaurants and food co-ops.
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