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Farm Happenings at Trumpeter Swan Farm
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 5, June 28
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 5, June 28
---- Broccoli ----
Broccoli has come very nicely. Heads are good size despite our dry and hot spell last week. Timely rain should help the remaining heads mature for next week.
---- Mustard ----
We are harvesting the last of the mustard this we1 read more »
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 4, June 21
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 4, June 21
---- Garlic Scapes ----
Garlic Scapes are the unopened flowers of hardneck garlic. They can be chopped up and used as garlic flavor in cooking. But, BETTER YET, eat them like green beans. Cut into 2-3 inch pieces (exclude the flowe1 read more »
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 3, June 14
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 3, June 14
---- Good Bye Asparagus ----
Our last week of asparagus. After this week, we will let it grow out, giving it some fertilizer to replace the nutrients we removed when we picked spears. It will spend the rest of the growing season st1 read more »
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 2, June 7
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 2, June 7
---- Swaps ----
We do the harvest estimate the day before your delivery, letting Harvie build your box with proposed items. Once that is done (about noon), you will get your "Time to customize your farm share"l email with the propos1 read more »
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 1, May 31
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 1, May 31
* Rhubarb * Snapped Asparagus * Triple Washed Greens * Zero Landfill Rhubarb
Rhubarb makes an appearance this week. Red Crimson is smaller diameter, but nice and red. My1 read more »
About the farm
Phil and Kathy, along with our son Ian and other employees, farm 40 acres. We raise fruits and vegetables including asparagus, strawberries, rhubarb, summer squash, cucumbers, peas and beans, tomatoes and peppers, sweet corn, and winter squash. We also have brown eggs produced by our never caged, free range chickens. And honey produced by hives on our farm.
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