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Farm Happenings at Strawberry Hill Farm
Happy Thanksgiving!
This will be our last delivery before the Thanksgiving holiday, and we have lots on the farm stand to add to your festivities: sweet potatoes, red beets, cabbage, regular potatoes, garlic, kale, sweet and poblano peppers, and fresh herbs. This week we’re also offering Mary’s buttery sho1 read more »
It’s Getting Chilly!
The sun is setting earlier and nights are getting chillier. Time for warming soups! This week we have cabbage, kale, potatoes and sweet potatoes on the farm stand, all great ingredients for delicious soups. Plus our own grass-fed ground beef, steaks and roasts.
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Fall Produce
We still have fresh produce at the farm, including lots of fresh sweet and poblano peppers! This is the time of the season when there’s an abundance of red and yellow sweet peppers, so we have plenty.
Also on the farm stand this week: red beets, garlic, kale, potatoes, fresh herbs and strawfl1 read more »
We're Back!
We had a wonderful time on our trip, seeing parts of England and Switzerland, plus a bit of France. Thank you for your well-wishes and allowing us this time of rejuvenation at the end of the gardening season!
This week on the farm stand we have late-season produce, including beets, kale, lots of sw1 read more »
Last Delivery for Three Weeks!
This delivery is the last one before we take a three-week break for Ron and Mary’s trip to Europe. The next delivery will be on October 24. If you would like to pick up eggs or beef at the farm during our break, you can text Erin (740-502-2656) or Chris (330-204-1886) to order.
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Sweet Potatoes!
Fall recipes often call for sweet potatoes, and they’re delicious whether roasted, mashed, candied, or cut into fries. We have plenty of them on the farm stand this week. We still have lots of tomatoes, along with red raspberries, red beets, garlic, green beans, romaine, arugula, sweet and po1 read more »
Beautiful Beets
Despite the drought, beets are doing well at the farm with a little irrigation. Whether you enjoy them as a vegetable side dish, roasted and sliced in a salad, or pickled, beets add a burst of color and flavor to your meal.
We have plenty of beets on the farm stand this week, as well as a good supp1 read more »
Tomatoes Weather the Drought
We continue to be extremely dry at the farm, with very little rain in August and so far in September. Somehow the tomatoes are still producing and ripening fast, with just minimal irrigation. We still have red raspberries as well, though the supply is dwindling for lack of rain. Some other crops ar1 read more »
Hot and Dry!
It’s been a hot, dry summer, and the trend is continuing. At the farm, running drip irrigation (sparingly) and watering crops is getting old! We could use a good soaking rain.
Even with the drought the tomatoes continue to do well, with some irrigation, and we have plenty on the farm stand th1 read more »
About the farm
We are a family farm near Coshocton, Ohio, that grows USDA Certified Organic strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, heirloom tomatoes, garlic, and a variety of other vegetables and greens. We also offer eggs from our flock of laying hens on pasture and a limited amount of grass-fed beef, plus local honey from Mullet Apiaries. Our farm family includes Ron and Mary Meyer, our son Chris and daughter-in-law Erin, and their two young sons, Carsten and Everett.
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