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Farm Happenings at Meadowlark Community Farm
Summer Share: Week 14
We got more rain than we needed (almost 4 inches), but we are thankful for the break from irrigation. Planting, cover cropping, and harvest continues. We brought in a bountiful spaghetti squash crop, and delicata and acorn squash are ready to be harvested as well. Onions, shallots, and garlic are w1 read more »
Summer Share: Week 13
We spent yesterday morning reorganizing our walk-in cooler. The space is now ready to receive our stockpiles of produce for the fall and winter. As garlic and onions are sorted and cleaned, they’ll be stored in our 38 degree section of the cooler. Potatoes, carrots, beets, and other fall root1 read more »
Summer Share: Week 12
Last night, we woke up to lightning and the sound of rain. Woohoo! We received a little less than 1/2 of an inch, and we are so thankful. It seems like it has been weeks since we've received any measurable amount of rain, and irrigation has become an around the clock affair. We're still irrigating1 read more »
Summer Share: Week 11
We are more than halfway through the summer CSA season, and also more than halfway through our pregnancy with baby #3. Our family is overjoyed to share the news with you. Baby is due early December, and we have a lots of growing to do before then!
In other news, we're in full summer produce m1 read more »
About the farm
Meadowlark Community Farm is nestled in the southwest corner of Juneau County in the Driftless region of Wisconsin. Craig and Lauren Kreutzer (and their family) grow about 3 acres of diverse, certified organic produce. 2021 will be our 7th growing season, and we're honored to feed our community!
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