Category Archives: Harvest from Prior Years

We will have organic transplants available for sale beginning on May 6th. They are currently getting acclimated to the cooler temperatures and will be ready for planting in your garden as soon as the danger of frost has passed. Tomatoes … Continue reading →

We are just beginning to harvest asparagus! We have a few bags in the stand – $5.00 per bag and will also be adding wheat berries so you can make this delicious salad. The recipe is on our blog. We … Continue reading →

Super excited by today’s development!  We were contacted by a local bee keeper who would like to place some of his hives on our farm! There are not enough exclamation points to convey how excited I am!!!!! He will maintain … Continue reading →

Our morning project was building a gate in the lean to so that Thomas and Luna can easily (meaning we don’t need to put halters and leads on) have access to the pasture that’s been re-seeded and “resting” since last … Continue reading →

            Just in case anyone wondered what we do in the winter – here is a partial list Start seeds, read books (that inspire us to continue what we’re doing), make lovely yarn, re-paint our … Continue reading →

If your coming for the workshop tomorrow – dress warm as part of our time will be spent in the barn. We will have some alpaca products and our first batch of lotion bars available for sale prior to the … Continue reading →

Creekside Natural Farm will be hosting Cindy Myers for a day of learning how to communicate with animals of all species. We first learned of Cindy from an article in an alpaca magazine and were impressed with her methods and … Continue reading →

Today was a perfect day to do some “bread lab” work. This was the result! I used our own stone ground Turkey Red wheat flour that I sifted once.  We grow our heirloom wheat with minimal natural fertilizer  (horse manure) … Continue reading →

It is officially too cold to keep eggs in the cooler so we are now on the “Winter egg program”. We still have plenty of eggs, but you will need to either call or send a message before you come … Continue reading →

Yay! We are now the proud owners of a New Idea 1 row corn picker! It’s a great improvement over picking by hand. 7 minutes for for rows compared to 2 hours for 4 rows! Now on to shelling and … Continue reading →

We picked all of our peppers yesterday in anticipation of the frost. LOTS of nice poblanos, jalapenos, sweet frying peppers, sweet Melrose and sweet minis.  The poblanos are the most abundant so we are selling them by the half bushel … Continue reading →

Some of our harvest of Glass Gem corn. This is our first year growing it so most of it will be saved as seed for next year. This spectacular flint corn was developed by Carl Barnes who was half Cherokee … Continue reading →

We are starting to pick the poblano peppers and tomatillios and continuing with the jalapeno and sweet peppers.  We have a half bushel of Melrose peppers available this week for $20.00. They are the peppers that were used on the … Continue reading →

Luna Lu says Come out and see us on September 25th from 9 am till 3 pm! We are having an “Open Farm” as part of national Alpaca Farm Days. In addition to our beautiful Suri alpacas, you will see … Continue reading →