Category Archives: 2013 Harvest

The 3.2 inches of rain yesterday put an end to pasture time for the season but the alpacas are enjoying their new hay feeder.

The good news is that the bridge and bee hives are still in place! And I cut some flowers and herbs yesterday so we will have bouquets in the cooler on this dreary day.

We will be closing the farmstand at the end of the day on Saturday October 20th. This week will be your last opportunity this year to get vegetables. We have cherry tomatoes, salad tomatoes, garlic, fingerling potatoes, baking pumpkins, butternut … Continue reading →

We will be closing the farmstand at the end of the day on Saturday October 20th. This week will be your last opportunity this year to get vegetables. We have cherry tomatoes, salad tomatoes, garlic, fingerling potatoes, baking pumpkins, butternut … Continue reading →

We will be closing the farmstand at the end of the day on Saturday October 20th. This week will be your last opportunity this year to get vegetables. We have cherry tomatoes, salad tomatoes, garlic, fingerling potatoes, baking pumpkins, butternut … Continue reading →

We will be closing the farmstand at the end of the day on Saturday October 20th. This week will be your last opportunity this year to get vegetables. We have cherry tomatoes, salad tomatoes, garlic, fingerling potatoes, baking pumpkins, butternut … Continue reading →

We will be closing the farmstand at the end of the day on Saturday October 20th. This week will be your last opportunity this year to get vegetables. We have cherry tomatoes, salad tomatoes, garlic, fingerling potatoes, baking pumpkins, butternut … Continue reading →

We will be closing the farmstand at the end of the day on Saturday October 20th. This week will be your last opportunity this year to get vegetables. We have cherry tomatoes, salad tomatoes, garlic, fingerling potatoes, baking pumpkins, butternut … Continue reading →

We will be closing the farmstand at the end of the day on Saturday October 20th. This week will be your last opportunity this year to get vegetables. We have cherry tomatoes, salad tomatoes, garlic, fingerling potatoes, baking pumpkins, butternut … Continue reading →

The wait for our Calico Sweet corn is finally over!

The bees are enjoying the new blooms in our pollinator habitat.

We have so many things happening this week that we can’t share it all. But here are a few of them.  Honey bees pollinating  lovely lettuce picked, washed and spun Local goats milk and honey soap Glass Gem and sweet … Continue reading →

In an effort to give Thomas as much “eating time” as possible, I’ve been leaving the barn lights on for a couple of hours after dark. When I go out to turn them off, I offer Thomas some feed before … Continue reading →

Thomas has his coat on, everyone (alpacas,chickens and Tiger) has lots of fresh straw, the alpacas have high value hay , all the heated water has electrolytes and the heater is running in the barn just long enough to take … Continue reading →

Wishing a happy and safe Halloween to our friends and family.

Uncle.Smoky is happy when the alpacas are out of his way and he can eat out of their bowls. He doesn’t care to eat off the floor like a “common” rooster.

A beautiful day for making hay. And Eclipse thinks the hay is better in her neighbors feeder – LOL

Thank you to the person who left these chicken supplies in the stand. We can never have too many supplies!

We have an abundance of lovely peppers – mostly sweet except for the jalapenos. They include Melrose, yellow Italian fryers, colored bells and sweet little mini peppers. We also have okra, beans, lemon squash, eggplant, a variety of potatoes, garlic, … Continue reading →

We are set up at the 3 French Hens market and the rain is done. Yay!!! We will be here until 2.

Lots going on this past week at Creekside Natural Farm!  We’re picking my favorite summer Squash -Lemon squash. It’s so yummy I sometimes eat it raw. And, the alpacas love to too. We started picking sweet corn and sold out … Continue reading →