Gratitude is a piece of our Regenerative Farming and there is SO much to be grateful for despite the challenges the world faces. A blessing of seasonal shifts, holiday seasons and winter breaks is they pull us back to those basics and the awe provided by nature. As we finish packing Thanksgiving and stock-up orders […]
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Gratitude & Hope for a Regenerative Future
November 16, 2021 – 8:42 am
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Welcome Dosa!
November 15, 2020 – 5:58 pm
As we approach Thanksgiving, we offer gratitude far and wide to all who enable this small farm to keep producing. This year, as we look towards the traditional Thanksgiving centerpiece of a Turkey, we welcome to the farm their new protector. Two years ago, when we hosted members of the Tri-State area’s R.A.T.S group, they […]
Finding Gratitude
November 21, 2019 – 11:28 am
Gratitude is a renewable resource and there is SO much to be grateful for, but it is often difficult to hold ourselves in that space. A blessing of this holiday season, is that it tends to pull us all back to those basics. As we finish matching our pastured turkeys with the folks they’ll feed […]
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The Joy of Partnerships!
July 18, 2019 – 5:53 pm
As we prepare to celebrate our 10th anniversary as a farm, we have been reflecting on the many partnerships that have made it all possible. We are so thrilled for our past, ongoing and new partnerships with an amazing crew of farmers, producers, chefs, cooks, neighbors, musicians, butchers, shoppers, contractors, service providers and more who […]
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Monarchs
July 26, 2018 – 8:02 am
This week is about — gratitude for some rain & crazy summer abundance (of work, produce…everything!). So we offer a joyful photo. We have seen so many monarch butterflies already this summer, many more than the past few years combined. Of course having us doubt are they all monarchs or are some viceroys? But this […]
Thanks be to the Sugar Makers
April 10, 2018 – 11:46 am
That is to the Maple Sugar Makers. Sugaring season is sometimes short, sometimes long, always weather dependent and such a clear marker of the transition between Winter and Spring. We are both thankful to not have good maples on our property to tap and for all those near us that do! […]
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Bubblicious
January 8, 2018 – 9:41 pm
Nope, not the gum. But our hoophouses are once again quite bubblicious, meaning that enough snow, ice and grapple have been freed from the outer plastic to allow the air to flow once again between the 2 layers of plastic and create a protective bubble of air that helps snow slide and not build up. […]
Resolutions
January 4, 2018 – 7:44 pm
Happy New Year! While you are hiding out from the Nor’easter and artic chill heading back to the Northeast we offer you two interesting points to ponder and perhaps to fuel your 2018 resolutions. Agritourism Consider a farmstay this year, with us or at another farm. Check out this nice article and video from the […]
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Holiday Markets & Festivities
November 16, 2017 – 11:42 am
Thanksgiving is coming and it is snowing like it means it here at the farm. That must mean it is time for a variety of holiday markets and festivities. While you are planning your holiday shopping and outings here are some to consider and where you can find our pasture-raised meats and organically managed veggies, […]
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Transitions
September 21, 2017 – 1:21 pm
Fall is arriving and with it some seasonal transitions of crops in from the fields and poultry ready to be processed. Today we took this year’s batch of 300+ Freedom Ranger chickens to Maple Wind Farm‘s inspected processing facility and this weekend we will process our turkeys on farm with a great crew of staff, […]
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