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Farm Happenings at Lunar Rhythm Gardens
Farm Happenings for the week of August 1, 2020
Hello all,
I am excited to see the garden finally growing the variety our season can bring! We haven't had a ton of rain but enough that the crops are starting to preform to their full potential! I am a day late getting this out because we were focusing on row cultivating, weeding and taking a fiel1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 25, 2020
Well there is hope always! We got a second rain this past Sunday, not a lot but a little and it has put off irrigation for another few days except on new seedings. The winter planting that I talked about last week has had great germination on the beets, we are still waiting on carrots....& toda1 read more »
Farm Happenings for the week of July 18, 2020
Hi guys,
We finally got rain on Saturday! Not a ton but some relief! Enough that I believe we will get sweet corn, and that the potatoes will actually form since they just started flowering this week. It is beautiful to walk out and get mud on your feet after a rain. This week sees our winter seedi1 read more »
Farm Happenings for the week of July 11, 2020
Good Morning! Or perhaps good afternoon or evening by the time you get this! I am acknowledging but not apologizing for the fact that this comes out only one day before your customization period, which ends tomorrow at 6am. ( So we can harvest before it gets to hot too touch the vegetables in the f1 read more »
Farm Happenings for the week of July 4, 2020
The battle continues between crows and drip lines as we continue to go without rain! They are quite persistent. We have everything on a watering routine hoping to keep the crops alive and well...
Furthermore, we have once again joined forces with our friends and fellow farmers. This week Puddle Duc1 read more »
About the farm
Lunar Rhythm Gardens is a 100 acre farm situated in the City of Kawartha Lakes, bordering Durham Region. We serve Port Perry, Bowmanville, Lakefield, Peterborough, Brooklin, and surrounding areas. The farmland is certified organic, with 20 acres in organic vegetables. To help maintain biodiversity we also have a small herd of beef cows, some pigs, chickens, and have a beekeeper on site.
We operate our farm using both draft horses and tractors- a hybrid!- for environmental and spiritual reasons.
At our farm we offer a Spring, Summer, and Winter CSA (Community Shared Agriculture) program and sell at two local farmers markets! Allowing for a lot of opportunities to get our high quality, delicious, and nutritious organic vegetables!
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We operate our farm using both draft horses and tractors- a hybrid!- for environmental and spiritual reasons.
At our farm we offer a Spring, Summer, and Winter CSA (Community Shared Agriculture) program and sell at two local farmers markets! Allowing for a lot of opportunities to get our high quality, delicious, and nutritious organic vegetables!