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Farm Happenings for September 14, 2020
Wow did it ever feel like fall far a couple days. The horrible wind died
down about midnight and we got a few spots of frost. Just in the low
spots and really didn't kill anything but some leaves. The pumpkins
that the deer didn't eat are very visible now. Looks like fall is1 read more »
Farm Happenings for September 7, 2020
September already!!!! Don't know for sure what happened to the summer but fall is here ready or not!!!
The Monday deliveries for Hermiston will happen on Thursday this week due to the holiday. We ran out of
corn last week so if you did not get your corn please text or email me so we can1 read more »
Farm Happenings for week 14
Hard to believe its September already!!! Not sure what happened to summer this year!
This week we had to say goodbye to several employees that are returning to school. Either
to teach or to be taught. So blessed to have Audrey, Sara, and Kathleen be a part of our team
this s1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 24, 2020
Wow!! its hard to believe September is almost here!!! The mornings are not only dark longer but there is
a feel of fall in the air! We are starting winter squash this week and the heirloom tomatoes are finally starting to
ripen. Will be a few in the boxes this week and maybe enoug1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 17, 2020
Valerie was out watering and found this little watermelon finally growing! It'll be awhile before it's ready to harvest, but it's exciting to see it doing so well! Watermelons are difficult to grow, because the conditions have to be just right for a successful watermelon crop. We source our waterme1 read more »
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Farm Happenings for August 3, 2020
Wow the summer is flying by, this is the half way point for our 20 week farm shares.
Lots more things are starting to ripen. Our later cabbage has been looking beautiful until
we went to cut it and the earwigs found it first!! They totally filled them with holes, so no 1 read more »
Tomatoes!
The tomatoes are really starting to come on! Tomatoes are a favorite around here and it's so fun to see the many different varieties. We picked our first tomato a couple of weeks ago, which is a week or two ahead of last year.
We've had days over 100 degrees here at the ranch. With the heat, comes1 read more »
About the farm
We are a small family farm in NE Oregon. We grow a large selection of vegetables, our own frozen beef, free range eggs, in addition to fruit, local honey and other items from local producers. Our gardens are on a southern slope which gives us excellent growing conditions. We irrigate with water from a spring and use a drip system which allows us to give the plants what they need and not waste any water. We do not use any chemical fertilizers, pesticides, or herbicides. We do not knowingly plant any GMO seeds or plants.
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