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Farm Happenings at Blackbrook Farm
CSA box 12!! (Click On Continue Reading to see whole newsletter!)
Hello Members! (Please click on Continue Reading to see our whole newsletter)-
On the farm this week school starts and the fall crops are really starting to show themselves. It is that time of year where summer meets the autumn and we are in full swing and really look forward to the les1 read more »
CSA box 11!! (Click On Continue Reading to see whole newsletter!)
Hello Members! (Please click on Continue Reading to see our whole newsletter)- No potatoes this week!!! Green Beans instead (mechanical issue and we werent able to dig...next week for sure!)
On the farm this week we have had a good bit of rain, so we are not irrigating much other than the hoo1 read more »
CSA Box #10!!! (please click on continue reading to see entire newsletter!)
Hello Members! Please click on Continue Reading to see whole newsletter with updates, recipes and info!
***NO BASIL!!! We have a bad disease that swept through and took it out. Oregano instead. Also EVERYONE is getting tomatoes because there seems to be some confusion about why a lot of peopl1 read more »
Blackbrook Farm CSA Box #9!! ( please click on Continue Reading to see our whole newsletter!)
Hello Members! (Please click on "Continue reading" to read the whole newsletter from us!):
First off, there was a little confusion about the salad mix last week. When I send out the final newsletter and email on Wednesdays, there are sometimes still things to harvest. We ended up n1 read more »
About the farm
Blackbrook Farm began in 2011 and is a Certified Organic family farm located in Western WI about 60 miles northeast of the Twin Cities outside of Amery, WI. On our 140 acre farm we grow vegetables, fruits and herbs; raise pastured pigs, graze a small herd of Scottish Highland cattle and this year broiler chickens will be making a comeback! 2020 will be our 9th year in production. We market our vegetables and meat through a small CSA, direct to consumer sales as well as wholesale to area restaurants and food co-ops.
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