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Farm Happenings at Robinette Farms
Farm Happenings for November 20, 2019: Week 8 out of 12!
PLEASE READ!! Important Details for THANKSGIVING WEEK:
If you currently have a pick up scheduled for Thanksgiving week, here are your 3 options for pick up that week:
Option 1: Pick up your share! We will be delivering boxes to workplaces and doing pick up at Myers Sharpening on TUESDAY, November 26th.... read more »
Farm Happenings for November 13, 2019: Week 7 out of 12!
EXTRAS FOR SALE THIS WEEK: *NEW* Honey from Tadd's hives at Robinette!
Asian Pears from Fox Run Farms//Bread from Le Quartier//Goat Cheese from Dutch Girl Creamery//Herbal Tea from Spiritus//Coffee and Toddy from Cultiva//Chicken Eggs from Country Lane Gardens
Important Details for THANKSGIVING WEEK:
If... read more »
Farm Happenings for November 6, 2019: Halfway through Fall CSA!
EXTRAS FOR SALE THIS WEEK:
Asian Pears from Fox Run Farms//Bread from Le Quartier//Goat Cheese from Dutch Girl Creamery//Herbal Tea from Spiritus//Coffee and Toddy from Cultiva//Chicken Eggs from Country Lane Gardens
Important Details for THANKSGIVING WEEK:
If you currently have a pick up scheduled... read more »
Farm Happenings for October 30, 2019: Week 5 out of 12!
BOO! Don't miss out on these extra items for purchase this week:
Asian Pears from Fox Run Farms//Bread from Le Quartier//Goat Cheese from Dutch Girl Creamery//Coffee and Toddy from Cultiva//Herbal Tea from Spiritus Vitae//Eggs from Country Lane Gardens
Next week I will give you pick up options for... read more »
Farm Happenings for October 23, 2019: Week 4 out of 12!
FRUIT ALERT!We have Asian Pears from Fox Run Farms in Brainard as an extra item for purchase this week! These are sweet, crunchy, and perfect for the fall for snacks, salads, desserts and more.
We are feeling the work change on the farm as we are entering the last 2 weeks of October! We only have... read more »
Farm Happenings for October 16, 2019: Week 3 of 12!
The first freeze is on its way!
We will have several nights in a row of freezing temperatures on the farm (Friday night through Sunday night) and that means a new season on the farm!
The crew has been busy pulling our sweet potatoes out of the ground and harvesting the last of any eggplant, peppers,... read more »
Farm Happenings for October 9, 2019: Week 2 of 12!
Welcome to Fall CSA for all of our new Members and bi-weekly Members!
It's definitely feeling like fall out there and the crew has been busy harvesting all of the fall and winter storage crops in between rains. Alex and our neighbor Curt are finalizing the electrical in our second walk-in cooler and... read more »
Farm Happenings for October 2, 2019: First Fall CSA Delivery!
Welcome to the first week of Fall CSA!
We are so happy you have joined us for our Fall season on the farm. This is our favorite time of year and although we love all the seasonal transitions that mother nature provides us, fall is the best!
The fall equinox has come and gone and we can feel the change... read more »
Farm Happenings for September 18, 19, and 21, 2019: LAST Summer CSA!
Join us for 12 more weeks of seasonal eating!Sign up HERE for the Fall CSA session!
Fall Picnic on The Farm
The next farm picnic is just around the corner! We are excited to once again partner with Glacial Till Winery for drinks and Relish Catering for dinner!
This is a family friendly farm event... read more »
About the farm
Robinette Farms is a diversified family farm in Martell, Nebraska, 20 minutes southwest of Lincoln. We are USDA Certified Organic and grow over 80 varieties of vegetables. We also grow Certified Organic Micro Greens, tend a few honeybee hives, and custom graze cattle for our neighbors. 2019 marks our 10th season of CSA and we are proud to bring fresh, high quality vegetables to our local community. In 2019 we will be offering a CSA for each season, bringing you fresh veggies 46 weeks out of the year!
You have your family doctor, your dentist, even your mechanic -- shouldn’t you have your farmer too?
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You have your family doctor, your dentist, even your mechanic -- shouldn’t you have your farmer too?