Year: 2009

Hi there. Many farm friends know that I (Adam) took a hard whack on the nose breaking Sadie’s fall off of a swingset at the Farmer’s Market the other day. It was a little scary almost passing out and going to the ER in an ambulance. Well, I am fine- no broken nose, no head […]

What’s happening on the farm this week?Week 17 and 18: Hi everyone – So today (this week) is the last of the shares for this growing season. This time of year is always bittersweet for us. We are bummed that we won’t see you all every week, that vegetables and flowers start growing at a […]

HI Everyone the Hoedown scheduled for Tomorrow – Sunday – is rescheduled to the end of October due to 100% chance of rain. We will post soon to let you know when it will be. Thanks for understanding. Adam, Christine and Sadie

****BLUE HERON FARM HOE-DOWN***THIS WEEKEND – SUNDAY, September 28 starting at 3:00pmPlease bring a dish to share, your own plate (we have glasses), an instrumentHay wagon rides starting at 3:30 (the route of hay ride will be down where the sheep are)Potluck Music Starting at 4:30 – Potluck Dinner starting at 5:00pmPlease park down at […]

What’s happening on the farm this week?Week 15: Hi everyone – A big thank you to Gene, Karen and Gale for coming out to harvest potatoes this morning. These potatoes are beautiful! Adam used the sub soiler on the back of the tractor to break up the potato mounds and as he did this we […]

Here at our farm – come one come all – bring food to share, an instrument and your dancing feet and have a nice fall afternoon here at the farm. These are a few pictures from the last Hoe Down

What’s happening on the farm this week?Week 14: Hi everyone – we have a few announcements to make in this issue – Please hold on to it and read it – What’s going on at the farm, next hoedown, what the next couple of weeks look like, last pickup week/date for CSA, grass fed beef […]

What’s happening on the farm this week?Week 13: The nice cool dry weather is welcome this week as we tiptoe into September. We are saying goodbye to some crops this week (which many have had their fill): eggplant (due to late blight), zucchini and summer squash (powdery mildew), corn, green beans, and sungold cherry tomatoes. […]

What’s happening on the farm this week?Week 12: You all know we have a small flock of sheep we use for wool, manure, and as field conditioners. We had our first two sales of roving (washed and carded wool) this week- which means the sheep are finally going to start paying their room and board! […]

So, our little laptop that we run this blog off is ancient – well 7 years old, not much memory and our dig camera is just as old- so the only way I can post pictures are through the cell phone pic texting…funny – We are hoping to get a new computer sometime this year…Just […]