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Farm Happenings at Wabi Sabi Farm
Farm Happenings for July 31, 2019
It seems like in the recent past we were just starting to plant the first seeds and plants into the ground in between rains. Now, I'm seeing signs up advertising that the State Fair is just a week or so away! Not sure how you all are feeling right now, but it seems to me like the Summer1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 24, 2019
Hopefully everyone made it threw yesterday's storms with minimal damage. Over the course of a couple hours the Farm received 2 inches of rain and heavy winds! Here we didn't experience any damage besides some newly seeded beds getting washed out and some tomato cages that got blown over1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 17, 2019
Summer Squash season has officially begun! The plants looking amazing and with all this heat are already producing better than in past seasons! In past seasons we've usually only needed to pick them every other day to keep them from getting too big but this year we are needing to pick e1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 10, 2019
Hope everyone had a safe and festive 4th of July!!! The transition between your Spring and Summer Crops is in full swing now! This is the last week for Sugar Snap Peas but the Green Beans are starting to produce well! We are also saying good bye to cabbage and broccoli (until the1 read more »
About the farm
We are a Certified Organic Fruit, Vegetable, Herb and Transplant farm located in Granger, Iowa. Besides being USDA Certified Organic we are also extremely local being only 22 miles North of Des Moines, Iowa. 2020 marks our 8th year growing season providing the highest quality USDA Certified Organic AND Local produce and plants to Central Iowa!
Our mission is to grow tasty, nutritious, Certified Organic (IDALS) fruits, vegetables, herbs and garden transplants available to all members of the community in the most environmentally, physically and economically sustainable way.
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Our mission is to grow tasty, nutritious, Certified Organic (IDALS) fruits, vegetables, herbs and garden transplants available to all members of the community in the most environmentally, physically and economically sustainable way.