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Customize your Pork Share

Posted on June 29th, 2021

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Welcome to our new members this week! Customize your box to swap or add garlic, tomatoes, blueberries, and honey. Deadline is Wednesday at 11pm. Donate $5 of carrots or cucumbers or both to A Roof Above, an outstanding soup kitchen and homeless shelter in Charlotte that employees a skilled kitchen1 read more »

Pork- customize your items

Posted on June 22nd, 2021

Our pork is robust and flavorful, and the perfect way to flavor an entire skillet of vegetables. We like to sauté onions, then add and brown a 1/2 pound or whole pound of our choice of sweet Italian sausage, country sausage (labeled pork sausage), ground pork, or chorizo sausage. 1 read more »

(Psst...Customize for Tomatoes) + Juicy Carrot Crunch

Posted on June 22nd, 2021

Tomatoes are an item that you can add into your box when you customize it this week! Swap or shop for them. ***You should also go into your account and select your preferences for tomatoes-Go to your dashboard and then select preferences...scroll for tomatoes. I somehow overlooked tomato1 read more »

Delicious Pasture Pork

Posted on June 15th, 2021

Customize your pork share. We love the flavor from the pastures, fresh air, and organic grains. Our mixed heritage breed pigs are selected for marbling and loin eye quality and size. This makes for delicious pork and amazing pork chops. Our livestock management is focused on healt1 read more »

Daily Harvests in the Farm Jungle

Posted on June 15th, 2021

(Picture: Clare harvesting refreshing mint bunches in our beneficial flower garden.) The beautiful green North Carolina farm jungle is growing by leaps and bounds everyday, and William and I carefully organize the farm's task lists by weather and time sensitivity, so we can try to tackle the right1 read more »

Delicious, robust pork

Posted on June 8th, 2021

Pork Shares- food inspiration: Farm life and good farm food. Good food, good days. We eat for health and feeling well. Try grilling cauliflower with olive oil and garlic scapes (garlic flower stems) in an aluminum foil packet with a bit of salt and fresh sage and sweet paprika po1 read more »

Flavorful Herbs

Posted on June 8th, 2021

We have extra eggs for sale this week. Customize your veggie share to add eggs. Farm life and good farm food. Good food, good days. We eat for health and feeling well. (photo- fennel on left with feathery leaves and zucchini with the dark green leaves on the right.) The summer jungle is every1 read more »

One time cauliflower harvest

Posted on June 1st, 2021

Get it now. The cauliflower is all ready to harvest, and we are ready to eat it! We only planted this 1 patch of cauliflower plants, so there won't be any other cauliflower harvests until the fall season. Make sure that it is in your share this week, and add more if you love cauliflower. 1 read more »

We love sharing our passion for good farm food! Eating fresh, vibrant veggies and delicious, flavorful farm meats is an easy choice with Bluebird Farm’s customizable veggie, beef, and pork boxes. Taste the difference with local farm food. We believe that food should be grown with biological methods that improve the health of the land, plants, and animals while sustaining the farmers that grow your food. Our greatest passion is to grow delicious food for you and your family while caring for the land.
We’re growing for you!

Farmers Marie Williamson and William Lyons started Bluebird Farm in 2009 on the land that Marie grew up on in Morganton, North Carolina. They earn their livelihood growing food on the farm, and love the beauty of food and land. They are passionate about the art of grazing livestock, and they feed their meat hogs certified organic grains. They work hard to raise healthy, flavorful vegetables, pastured meats, and eggs using biological techniques that improve the health of their land and contribute to a diverse farm ecosystem.

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