Farm Blog

I’m sitting in our dining room, looking out at the ancient, snow covered maple trees in our backyard, and amazed at how much life and energy has come from this land.

I’m sitting in our dining room, looking out at the ancient, snow covered maple trees in our backyard, and amazed at how much life and energy has come from this land.

While a farmer’s hands are rough, those callouses don’t mean a thing when it comes to the six tensioned razor wires that are guitar strings.

While a farmer’s hands are rough, those callouses don’t mean a thing when it comes to the six tensioned razor wires that are guitar strings.

For the past three years, I’ve been talking to my grandma a lot more. She was a farmer for many years. Now that I’ve got some acres of my own, it’s been really nice chatting with her.

First order of business: Thank You! We could not do this work without your support. It is truly an honor to work with this land, grow food, and foster an ecosystem of plants and people.

Foxtail Farm Frequent Flyers know the dance that we do in the Spring and Fall to keep veggies growing through below freezing temperatures, mostly because I just won’t shut up about it.

Hello All! We are so excited to get underway delivering fresh produce, storage crops and some homemade treats to you this season.

Before I get into a brief year-in-review, we suffered NO damage during the storm earlier this week. The wind was intense, but we only lost few small tree limbs.