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Farm Happenings at Spoon Full Farm
A Local Food Resolution
Dear Spoon Full Farm Family,
Two-thousand and nineteen! The sound of this new year has an exciting ring to it. We have many lessons to apply, and many blessings to give and receive!
The first blessing will be an amazing selection of grass-fed beef and lamb this weekend... On top of that, we are off1 read more »
The last suppers of 2018
Dear Spoon Full Farm Family,
If your 2018 has been anything like ours, you are taking a deep breath, reflecting on big lessons learned, and looking ahead to a smooth 2019. One resolution we are making is to respond, rather than react, to the circumstances that emerge. Or better yet, to&nb1 read more »
December 16 Spoon Full Love Note
Now that the snow has come to the farm, it's officially comfort food season. Stews, roasts, bone broth, shepherd's pie - this week's meat delivery will give you the good stuff to gather around, together.
We like to think of grass-finished meat as the natural way to eat the bounteous nu1 read more »
December 9 - Spoon Full Update
Happy December! Winter is fully engaged. Frost, frost, frost, numb hands, deer coming down from the hills, bull elk wandering the fields. Ice forms on puddles in the farm's driveway.
Hannukah / Christmas / Kwanzaa / any-holiday gift ideas: Honey!!! Sweet, miraculous for health, and forever-lasting.1 read more »
About the farm
Nestled on the shore of the cold, clear upper Yakima River, Spoon Full Farm has converted a conventional export hay operation into a biodiverse, productive, regenerative ecological food farm. Our no-till garden produces delicious, vital produce. Our rotational-grazing pastures create rich, humane grass-fed meat and eggs. 140 acres of native wildland provides rich pollen and nectar that becomes incredible honey. In our commercial kitchen, we ferment our own produce into probioitic, delicious sauerkraut and hot sauce. Our produce CSA starts in June, but meat, eggs, honey, and ferments are available all year-round! We deliver to the Seattle area and Ellensburg.
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