Among the recent goings-on has been the burning of the native grasses on the parts of the farm surrounding our vegetable operation. Burning 175 acres is a two-day job, and we are happy that we were able to keep things tamed. Much of this area drains into our irrigation pond and our fields. Having our water flow through a restored prairie prior to using is yet another benefit of how the Graff family is managing the overall farm.
Our flock of 54 hens has grown from chicks in August to the egg layers of the present. Between these birds and the flock at Urbavore Farm, we are happy to say that we expect to be able to provide egg shares for all those who want this year.
Late morning laying and brooding at FSF |
Onions acclimating to the outdoors |
Planting lettuce in the high tunnel |
Potatoes warmed to the sprouting stage and ready for the ground. |
All Members: Each share MUST send a
representative. You will be signing contracts, scheduling farm shifts,
making first payments and potentially signing up with our Partner Vendors.
New Members: Arrive promptly at 2pm for a 30-minute orientation
Returning Members: Arrive any time between 2 –
3:15 pm.
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accept credit cards on site, but we can invoice you through Paypal after the
event. Our Partner Vendors can only accept cash or checks. You can also sign up for your farm shifts
through our online system with your smart phone or one of our farm shift
schedulers can get it done during the event.
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