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Farm Happenings at Harmony Farm
Farm Happenings for September 14, 2023
Hello Harmony Farm Members!
We have an exciting new product for you to try...baby ginger!!! Most fresh ginger that you can buy at the grocery store has been grown at quite a distance and has tough skin and fibres. This ginger will be harvested fresh this week and can be eaten without even being pee1 read more »
Sept 7 Farm Happening
Howdy Folks!
Summer holidays are over and the kids are back to school but you still have eight weeks left of awesome organic groceries in your Harmony Farm main season share!
This week we have produce from some of our faithful producers like peppers, kale and tomatoes, a few new kids on the block (1 read more »
farm happening Aug 31
Hello Harmony Farm Members!
We have some exciting things happening on the farm to tell you about!
We have been working on a few projects that are finally ready to go live...
We have been making kombucha and slowly increasing the production while we experiment with some fun flavours. Thi1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 17, 2023
Hello Farm Members!
This week brought more piglets (check them out on Instagram and Facebook!) and a lot of rain for us here at Harmony Farm.
The gardens are very wet and the rain is still falling; we are hoping the soil will be able to manage all of the excess moisture without too much loss.1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 10, 2023
Happy August everyone!
We've gotten into a nice rhythm with our farming routines: seeding, weeding, feeding and so on. Most things are running as expected and once in a while we get a little surprise.
Our little Bresse chickens are hatching out once a week right on schedule. We bought a1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 27, 2023
Hello folks!
Summer is in full swing here...the weeds are growing quickly but so are the veggies:).
This week we have LOTS of baby lettuce, yellow beans and fresh (uncured) garlic. You can use fresh garlic in all of the same ways you use cured garlic but once you have opened1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 20, 2023
Hello members!
We had some ups and downs on the farm this week. We had some new products and tried doing a few things differently with some mixed results. At the end of the week, we had a few products destined for farm shares that were not included in the deliveries. We are not su1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 13, 2023
Hello Harmony Farm Members!
Exciting new things are happening in the garden again this week:).
New this week we are harvesting celery, zucchini and sorrel.
It will be our first celery harvest of the season so the stalks are not as beefy as they will be later on but they are sweet1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 6-8, 2023
Hello Harmony Farm Members!
We have lots of selection for you again this week. The items that we have an abundance of are at the top of our list so they are more likely to make it into your basket. Some things are in short supply (like our organic strawberries) so there are1 read more »
About the farm
Harmony Farm, located just 10 kilometres north of the St. Lawrence River in Brockville, is a family run farm that specializes in small scale, high quality products.
Utilizing the principles of regenerative agriculture, Harmony Farm strives to produce fresh, natural, healthy food for the local market. All of the food harvested at our farm has been grown without the use of chemicals. Many of our vegetables are grown from heirloom or perennial seeds. Our animals are free to graze and forage in open pastures.
The farm’s 250 acres of diverse landscape provides opportunities to produce and harvest a wide variety of natural products while maintaining a balance with nature and the environment...harmony.
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Utilizing the principles of regenerative agriculture, Harmony Farm strives to produce fresh, natural, healthy food for the local market. All of the food harvested at our farm has been grown without the use of chemicals. Many of our vegetables are grown from heirloom or perennial seeds. Our animals are free to graze and forage in open pastures.
The farm’s 250 acres of diverse landscape provides opportunities to produce and harvest a wide variety of natural products while maintaining a balance with nature and the environment...harmony.