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Farm Happenings at Strawberry Hill Farm
Fall Weather
The recent cooler weather is welcome, but cool nights and lots of rain are having an effect on the gardens. Tomatoes and flowers are dwindling, but beets, peppers, kale, and green onions are doing well. Plus Ron has been digging the first of our sweet potatoes.
We’re in the midst of the1 read more »
Fall Is Coming
Garden produce at the farm is beginning to wind down a bit, but the late raspberry crop is doing well, and we still have lots of kale, green onions and red beets. Plus tomatoes and peppers, arugula, and late-season flowers.
This week we’ve added Cortland onions to the farm stand, and more of1 read more »
Fall Raspberry Season!
We’re in the midst of the fall raspberry season at the farm, and we’re enjoying the flavor! This week red raspberry jam is back on the farm stand list, as well as plenty of fresh raspberries.
We also have more potatoes and sweet corn this week, plus a good amount of regular, heirloom, p1 read more »
Fresh Potatoes!
We’re selling the first of our potato crop on the farm stand this week! We have Carola (pale yellow flesh), German Butterball (deep yellow flesh), Adirondack Blue (blue inside and out), and Strawberry Paw (red with white flesh).
We also have lots of red raspberries from the new fall cro1 read more »
Summer Bounty
PLEASE NOTE! Due to Harvie technical issues, two of the photos of our produce are not correct (unless they have fixed them at the last second). The picture of mixed color beans should be all yellow for Yellow Wax Beans. And the pints of Mixed Cherry Tomatoes are NOT all yellow!
Summertime and the e1 read more »
Tomato Bonanza!
There’s an abundance of tomatoes on the farm stand this week: thin-skinned flavorful heirlooms in different colors, regular red slicing and paste tomatoes, and colorful cherry tomatoes. That midsummer fresh-from-the-garden taste can’t be beat!
We also have red beets, slicing cucumbers,1 read more »
Tomato Season!
It’s the start of tomato season, with the first heirloom tomatoes on the farm stand this week. We never realize how much we missed that superb flavor until we experience it again!
In addition to heirloom tomatoes, we also have lots of regular red tomatoes and cherry tomatoes. New this week ar1 read more »
Lots of Produce!
We’ve had heat and plenty of rain in the last week, and produce is really coming on in the gardens! This week we’ve added beets to the farm stand, and the first flower bouquets.
Also on the list: blueberries, garlic, regular and cherry tomatoes, lots of kale and sugar snap peas, green p1 read more »
Produce Is Booming!
Ron and Mary are back from a refreshing vacation in Colorado, and were welcomed by gardens bursting with produce! Special thanks to Chris and Erin, who picked ripe veggies and fruit, as well as cared for chickens, steers, the cat and dog while we were gone.
This week we have lots on the farm stand.1 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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