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Farm Happenings at Wabi Sabi Farm
Farm Happenings for October 2, 2019
It was great to finally start harvesting a beet crop! Although I personally am not a big fan of beets it is fun to pull one up out of the ground and see how big the root actually is! Been hearing from a lot of farmer friends that they had horrible luck getting beets to germinate and we1 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 2, 2019
It was great to finally start harvesting a beet crop! Although I personally am not a big fan of beets it is fun to pull one up out of the ground and see how big the root actually is! Been hearing from a lot of farmer friends that they had horrible luck getting beets to germinate and we1 read more »
Farm Happenings for September 25, 2019
Hopefully after today (Sunday 9/22) we'll get a bit of respite from both the rain and the humidity! I can't remember any September in past seasons when we've had a heat index top 100 degrees but it happened this year! The heat and rain have been great for the crops but makes it awful ha1 read more »
Farm Happenings for September 18, 2019
I know in the last couple of emails I have said how it is really feeling like Fall but.. I take it back except that the days are definitely getting shorter! ThLast week was awful warm and humid for this time of year and it looks like the forecast for next week is predicting the same. Wh1 read more »
Farm Happenings for September 11, 2019
It is definitely starting to feel like Fall! I went out to Ledges State Park on a hike this morning and really started to notice the leaves changing color. I also noticed a few trees dropping their leaves while still green. This is a sign that the trees are stressed out and are dr1 read more »
Farm Happenings for September 4, 2019
It's really starting to feel like Fall as the nights are getting longer, the leaves are starting to change color and I saw my first small Pod (flock) of Brown Pelicans at Saylorville Lake today! But it still feels like the beginning of Summer based on what we are harvesting now, so I feel all1 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.