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Farm Happenings for November 12, 2019
We had our first big freeze on Friday night, with a low around 22 degrees -- That means that most of the storage veggies came out of the field last week..including all the fall Napa Cabbage. Other crops that have filled the cooler include rutabaga, beets, savoy cabbage, and watermelon radishe1 read more »
Farm Happenings for Nov 4th 2019
Sorry for the repetition, but many members have told us they did not see the 3 emails that went out over the past 10 days with this info. Auto renew is for the 2020 Main Season (May - Nov) not the winter shares.
Thank you for your commitment to supporting local agriculture and for the opportunity t1 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 29, 2019
With just four weeks left of the 2019 Main Season share, we are beginning to look toward our Thanksgiving and Winter Shares. The Thanksgiving Share is a one-time, $30 share available for pick up on Tuesday, Nov 26 (see below for more details!)
As many of you already know, we are very grateful when1 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 22, 2019
There’s been a crisp chill in the air the past few mornings, and we felt the first touch of frosty temps early Saturday morning. There was frost on my window, and the thermometer said 36 degrees-- not quite a real frost! After a field walk today I found that the more tender crops - namely pep1 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 15, 2019
Here we are, beginning Week 42 of 2019 and we've got a full 20 weeks of CSA behind us. That means just 6 weeks to go of the main season share. In the past few weeks, we've been working on something brand-new to us, and we're excited to share the details with you! This winter we'll be offe1 read more »
Meat Share Delivery #2!
Meat Share Delivery #2 for 2019!
This week marks the 2nd week of our meat share! We haven't heard much feedback from our first delivery about a month ago, which we have declared a success! If you have any questions or have feedback to share, please send it to brittany@flyingplowfarm.com.
One exciti1 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 8, 2019
We are always mesmerized this time of year by sheer amount of food that is out in the field, and this fall in particular the bounty is nothing short of extraordinary. The field is covered in rows of lush green, something we get to enjoy in the fall. You'll see all kinds of greens, roots, fruits, an1 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 1, 2019
In your share this week...
SPINACH has made it to the CSA harvest list earlier than ever. Usually we don't harvest any until later in the fall, but this year we have a large early stand of beautiful spinach. The varieties you'll see in your share are baby leaf and great for salads.
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Farm Happenings for September 24, 2019
It's dry, dry, dry! We doing a daily rain dance, crossing our fingers for even a small shower or two. We're fortunate to have a good well and have been able to irrigate regularly, but we may have to supplement from our neighbor's pond soon. The dry weather means we've been working on a few big proj1 read more »
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Flying Plow Farm is a certified organic diversified farm. Key to our farming is the integration of vegetables, cattle, poultry, draft animals, pigs, and people to create a self-sustaining farm organism.
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