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Farm Happenings at Oak Spring Farm
Farm Happenings for June 8, 2021
Peas Please!
The sugar snap peas are just coming in and we will pick for the first time next week. It's hard to say how many we'll have but we'll be harvesting them for the next several weeks and may even offer a pick your own day to few interested CSA members. Peas are a labor intensive crop to ha1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 5, 2021
Welcome to June and the start of our Summer Share!
Some of you have been with us since April, some began in May and for some this week will be your first share. Hooray!
The weather has been all over the place; hey we live (and love) in the Chesapeake region and she's unpredictable. Mother Natur1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 3, 2021
Welcome to June and the start of our Summer Share!
Some of you have been with us since April, some began in May and for some this week will be your first share. Hooray!
The weather has been all over the place; hey we live (and love) in the Chesapeake region and she's unpredictable. Mother Nature ha1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 1, 2021
Welcome to June and the start of our Summer Share!
Some of you have been with us since the beginning of April, some began in May and for some this week will be your first share. Hooray!
The weather has been all over the place; hey we live (and love) in the Chesapeake region and she's unpredictable.1 read more »
Farm Happenings for May 29, 2021
It is strawberry season! We usually plant bare root transplants every other year and keep each bed for 2 years. Strawberries are in the crop rotation plan and we only keep them 2 years due to weed pressure and the berries get smaller over time. We kept our old bed of strawberries that is now1 read more »
Farm Happenings for May 25, 2021
Hello Farm-ily!
Guess what I picked the first quart of this week? You guessed it, STRAWBERRIES!
We usually plant bare root plants every other year and keep each bed for 2 years. Strawberries are in the crop rotation plan and we only keep them 2 years due to weed pressure and the berries get s1 read more »
Farm Happenings for May 22, 2021
Hello Farm-ily!
I think it finally feels like tomato planting weather. We've been in the tunnels getting the last of our tunnel tomatoes in, hooking up the drip irrigation and clearing out all the transplants to let them harden off. We've planted the first of our outdoor tomatoes as well. Peppe1 read more »
Farm Happenings for May 18, 2021
Hello Farm-ily!
I think it finally feels like tomato planting weather. We've been in the tunnels getting the last of our tunnel tomatoes in, hooking up the drip irrigation and clearing out all the transplants to let them harden off. We've planted the first of our outdoor tomatoes as well. Peppers a1 read more »
Farm Happenings for May 15, 2021
Hello!
We are so busy getting plants in the ground this week. Prepping beds, seeding and transplanting fills our days along with harvesting for CSA and market! May gets busy on the farm. We have cucumbers in the new tunnel, eggplant, tomatoes, peppers, and squash fill the rest of the tunnels. There1 read more »
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Know your Farmer. Know your Food.
Oak Spring is a woman-owned organic farm
providing fresh veggie deliveries every week
to Southern York County and Baltimore County/City
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Oak Spring is a woman-owned organic farm
providing fresh veggie deliveries every week
to Southern York County and Baltimore County/City