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Farm Happenings at Four Beat Farm
Farm Happenings for November 6, 2020
Thanks for a great season! read more »
Farm Happenings for November 4, 2020
FINAL WEEK OF SQUAMISH HARVEST SHARES! Cheers to an incredible summer and fall harvest share season together!
A few end of season notes:
-Not yet signed up for our winter boxes? Still a few spots...4 boxes over 8 weeks, delivered to your door. Sign up here: https://csa.farmigo.com1 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 30, 2020
FINAL HARVEST SHARE! Wahoo! As explained in earlier emails, for all you PEMBERTON folks this week you'll be receiving a DOUBLE share of veggies to wrap up the season. Yum. With this in mind, we highly recommend customizing your share so your fridge gets stocked with your fav1 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 28, 2020
Well folks, it's chilly times at the farm. Our crew put in an epic effort on Friday, harvesting beets and celeriac in the snow (yes, it was indeed snowing) as well as buttoning up our squash storage space in preparation for the cold nights. How does this affect the vegetables, you may w1 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 23, 2020
What's new, you ask? Low temperatures, for sure. It's true, fall has flown in quite dramatically and we are layering up with wool socks, many sweaters, tuques, and multiple pairs of gloves for those chilly morning harvests. The food coming out of the fields is hearty, beaut1 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 21, 2020
EARLY RENEWAL OFFER ENDS THIS SUNDAY AT MIDNIGHT! Apologies for the ALLCAPS...we just want to make sure that you don't miss out on this sweet deal for the year ahead. It will save $ (you pay 2020 prices for 2021's share), you get a free farm cotton tote bag (locally printed and made in1 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 16, 2020
APOLOGIES for the delay in getting this sent to you! We had some technology glitches on our end. We've extended the cut-off for swaps to Thursday morning at 7am to give you some extra time to customize your share :)
What a wild and stormy week! From beautiful sunshine to raining1 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 14, 2020
What a wild and stormy weekend! From beautiful sunshine to raining cats and dogs, we are grateful to have a warm home and delicious food to cook up while staying cozy, that's for sure.
Thanks to everyone who has jumped onboard for the upcoming late season boxes and taken the leap for 201 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 9, 2020
October has arrived! It's a short but sweet update this week, as we've got a jam-packed harvest schedule going these days. We've been having foggy mornings and chilly evenings, but luckily most of our crops are grown to full size in the field and only being sweetened by the colder nighttime tempera1 read more »
About the farm
We are no longer using Harvie to manage our harvest share program.
Go to http://fourbeatfarm.ca/
to learn more about what's happening at the farm, join our email list, and learn about current offerings.
Or head directly to https://csa.farmigo.com/join/fourbeatfarm/2021fullseason to sign up for our 2021 Harvest Share season
Four Beat Farm is a certified organic, horse-powered vegetable farm located in Pemberton Meadows. We approach farming as a way to feed people fully, to care for the land, and to build community and connection. We grow 35+ vegetable varieties on four acres, with a team of dedicated humans and our big-hearted draft horses (affectionately called "solar tractors"). Our mission is simply to grow quality produce for your everyday eating.
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Go to http://fourbeatfarm.ca/
to learn more about what's happening at the farm, join our email list, and learn about current offerings.
Or head directly to https://csa.farmigo.com/join/fourbeatfarm/2021fullseason to sign up for our 2021 Harvest Share season
Four Beat Farm is a certified organic, horse-powered vegetable farm located in Pemberton Meadows. We approach farming as a way to feed people fully, to care for the land, and to build community and connection. We grow 35+ vegetable varieties on four acres, with a team of dedicated humans and our big-hearted draft horses (affectionately called "solar tractors"). Our mission is simply to grow quality produce for your everyday eating.