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Farm Happenings at Boerson Farm
Fall Colors around the Farm
We are officially at the end of the CSA season, and as they say, parting is such sweet sorrow. All things considered, it's been a good season with several improvements on the farm, many positive connections made with members, and some record harvests on the books. One of our improvement1 read more »
Transitions
Our view of the world from the farm sometimes affords us a glance at nature's finest works. A recent passing storm moved on to the east, and as the sun followed its path towards the western horizon, a magnificent chunk of rainbow appeared in the place where the light struck the water droplets1 read more »
The Packshed Matron wants YOU to eat your veggies!
Karen Boerson is one of the farm's most loyal and long-standing volunteers. Maybe it's because she's family, but aside from being Mat's mom, Karen truly enjoys her role on the vegetable crew. No one has washed more greens, bagged more potatoes or stacked the bins any higher than she has1 read more »
Gratitude
While we were digging and bunching carrots in the rain this past week, the crew and I were reminded of the drought that had its grip on the farm for most of the season. The stickiness of the mud and the clunkiness of our rain gear made the work more arduous, but knowing that water was seeping1 read more »
Feed the Soil
Ever wondered what soil microorganisms like to eat? We think about it all the time over here at the farm! Growing healthy, delicious foods starts with feeding the microbiology in the soil (ie: bacteria, fungi, algae and protozoa). We are doing what we can to keep these microorgani1 read more »
Shep's Pumpkin Patch
It's that time of year again. The colors are changing. There's a hint of fall in the air and the cool nights feel better for sleeping. Shep's pumpkin harvest is underway and the orange and white fruits are stacked up on the wagon, ready for eager fall enthusiasts. As he's do1 read more »
Rainbow Diet
Standing amongst the vegetables at the peak of the season the eye can behold every color of the rainbow. When we have the pleasure of eating from this vegetable rainbow our diet is literally glowing with sunny shades of every hue, (from the palest creamy yellow to the deepest indigo blue)! &n1 read more »
Sweet
It's the moment that many mouths have been waiting for...the arrival of the sweet corn! This marks season 3 of growing this a-maizing crop, and so far, this looks like it could be our best one yet! We shoot for a late planting that yields at the end of August and goes strong (we hope!)1 read more »
Refresh
This past week was a hot one on the farm, but our family managed to escape the heat for a few days in Newport State Park in Door County, where the wildlife outnumbers the humans. There is definitely a micro climate that surrounds the peninsula, and we were fortunate enough to experience some1 read more »
About the farm
Boerson Farm is a 69 acre diversified family farm in rural Green Lake County, located 30 minutes southwest of Oshkosh. We are USDA Certified Organic and grow over 60 varieties of vegetables. We also rotationally graze our grass fed beef herd of Red Devon cows, maintain a flock of laying hens for pasture raised chicken eggs, and work together with a local bee-keeper to manage a modest apiary. We've been dedicated to growing for our local community since 2008 and are committed to providing the highest quality produce, beef, eggs and honey possible using ecologically friendly practices. We love what we do and we want to be your farmers!
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