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Farm Happenings at Steel Pony Farm
Farm Update: Changing Season, Winter Delivery Tips, Delicious Recipes, Important Reminders
Farm Update
This was the first week where we didn't go out into the fields to harvest our own produce and instead relied on crops we have stored and other local producers. It sure has been a nice change of pace at the farm. I'm looking forward to getting a lot of things checked off of my to-do list1 read more »
Embracing the Changing Seasons: Farm Updates, Beet Recipes, and Important Reminders!
Farm Update
What a wonderful snapshot of our steadfast guard dog, Bear, captured by Farmer Mack at the break of dawn on Thursday morning.
Looking ahead to next week, there's a bittersweet feeling in the air. Despite our best efforts under the rain and mud this morning, we still have plenty of crops1 read more »
Delightful Beet Muffins Await! Plus, Fresh Brussels Sprouts and More Green Cabbage
Pictured above is a great beet muffin recipe that I discovered last weekend. You can find the details on our facebook community page if you are interested in trying them out.
Farm Update
Things are slowly winding down in the garden. We have all of our root crops out now and should have a good1 read more »
Steel Pony Farm Weekly Update: Fall Blessings & Exciting News!
Hello, amazing Steel Pony Farm community!
We're over the moon with gratitude for the remarkable fall weather we've been enjoying. This week, we prepared for a chilly -4 on Thursday night, but guess what? Mother Nature surprised us with a milder -1, and this morning, not a single frosty trace was fo1 read more »
About the farm
Steel Pony Farm provides fresh, local, and chemical-free produce in Red Deer. We put our complete love and care into every seed that we plant each spring until it becomes beautiful, colorful produce that you get to enjoy.
My farm's mission is to provide my community with nutritious produce, while respecting the people, land, and ecosystem that provides for us. We provide you with sustainably grown produce grown just outside of Red Deer.