Week 6- Summer Share 2019
Small Omnivore Potatoes Zucchini/Squash Lettuce Red Cabbage Cherries Fryer Chicken Large Omnivore Potatoes Candy Onion Zucchini/Squash Celery Lettuce Red Cabbage Cherries Fryer Chicken Collards Swiss Chard Tomatoes Pork Tenderloin Small Vegetarian Potatoes Candy Onion Zucchini/Squash Celery Lettuce Red Cabbage Cherries Beets Kohlrabi Pierogies Large Vegetarian Potatoes Candy Onion Zucchini/Squash Celery Lettuce Red Cabbage Cherries Beets…
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Small Omnivore Pinto Beans Candy Onion Cucumbers-2 Peas Zucchini-2 Lettuce Blueberries Andouille Sausage Large Omnivore Pinto Beans Candy Onion Cucumbers-2 Peas Zucchini-2 Lettuce Blueberries Andouille Sausage Kale Broccoli Chicken Wings Animal Stock Small Vegetarian Pinto Beans Candy Onion Cucumbers-2 Peas Zucchini-2 Lettuce Blueberries Collard Greens Swiss Chard Raspberries/Tomatoes Large Vegetarian Pinto Beans Candy Onion Cucumbers-2…
Read MoreWeek 4- Summer Share 2019
Small Omnivore Cabbage Zucchini/ Summer Squash -2 Cucumbers-2 Bunching Onions Broccoli Ground Beef Italian Sausage Links Large Omnivore Cabbage Zucchini/ Summer Squash -2 Cucumbers-2 Bunching Onions Broccoli Ground Beef Italian Sausage Links Peas Shagbark Chips WVF Salsa Middlefield Cheese Small Vegetarian Cabbage Zucchini/ Summer Squash-2 Cucumbers-2 Bunching Onions Broccoli Beets Peas Cauliflower Large Vegetarian Cabbage…
Read MoreWeek 2 – Summer Share 2019
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Read MoreWhat about the shit?
The overwhelming amount of rain lately has had all the farmers feeling down. Yesterday we spent all day out in the rain trying to harvest lettuce and broccoli and collards, on top of trying to keep the pasture raised chicken comfortable in the fields of standing water. But I had to smile when Ananias, one…
Read MoreA Wet Spring
I was recently asked about how the spring has been to farmers. If there is anything constant in farming, is that farmers love to talk about the weather and the weather is never what they want. In my opinion, there are two sides to every coin. The Bad Side of the Wet Spring The very…
Read MoreWeek 1 – Summer Share 2019
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Read MoreRaising Pastured Poultry
Terms like free range and cage free can be quite confusing. Those terms are generally applied to laying hens, which are different from the meat birds known as broilers. Almost all meat poultry in the US is raised in broiler barns, generally in common configurations of 40 ft wide by 400 ft long, some longer. …
Read MoreWeek 15 – Winter Share 2018/19
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Read MoreThe Bees Have Arrived
This past Saturday Jason and Angie Bosler of Bosler’s Honey dropped off four hives at Wholesome Valley Farm.The hives were placed next to the future vegetable field. The honeybees, along with native pollinators will spend their summer pollinating the zucchini, melons, peppers, and tomatoes. The type of flowers that bees collect nectar from influence the…
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