Harvest Moon Farm

Harvest Farm Share #1. Featuring salad mix, sprouts, spinach, radish, turnips, baby romaine, bunch kale and cilantro. This past spring we were faced with the possibility of being a market garden with no farmers market, so we started reviewing our farm plan to include a small number of CSA ‘harvest farm’ shares. And then our amazing customers asked for them! Thank you share members for the support. You gave us some stability and certainty in a world that was (is?) topsy-turvey.

Psssst. We another bit of good news. Keep reading Seedling sale: The online market stall is open for seedling pre-orders, with pick up starting Friday, May 15 from 3-6pm @goodfamilyfarms. We have a variety of organic seedlings to get you started on your home garden. Seedlings avail - May 15, 22, 29 + June 5 (or till supplies last). Harvest farm shares: The shares will run for 18 weeks, starting mid June. They are a good size for 1-2 people (or to supplement a larger family ...veggie needs) and are about $25/week. Shares (aka a community support agriculture) are a great way to support a small farm like us. Don’t worry, we will still have LOTS of veg for our online market. If you’d like to learn more or sign up, send us a msg. THE GOOD NEWS: We have a Collingwood pick up location! Starting Saturday, May 16 at 10am, we will be @thewildstand for contact free pick up! If you’d like to pick up in cwood just add a note at checkout. Link is in the bio.

It’s here. It’s live. WE HAVE A WEBSITE + ONLINE STORE. Link in profile. farmharvestmoon.com

Happy Earth Day It may feel like 5th winter outside but in the greenhouse spring is well on it's way. French Breakfast Radishes off to good start. Radishes like it cool so they grow best in the shoulder seasons - spring and fall

A successful day yesterday setting up the caterpillar tunnel! We will be planting some happy tomatoes, peppers, ground cherries and eggplants in this come mid-May. Next step: to get the plastic on it to help heat the soil

Despite all of this uncertainty, we are still finding joy in seeding the first veggies of the 2020 season for HMF. We are growing more produce than ever this year! Stay tuned for exciting things to come