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Farm Happenings at Robinette Farms
Farm Happening for January 22, 2020: Welcome to the Winter CSA!
Welcome to Winter CSA 2020!
Thanks for joining us for this season of deep winter eating!
Winter has been fairly mild so far (knock on wood), so the crops in our tunnels are looking great for fresh eating right now. You'll be seeing salad greens, fresh radishes and salad turnips, green kale, spinach,... read more »
Farm Happening for December 18, 2019: LAST FALL PICK UP!
Thank you all for a great Fall CSA Season!
This fall has certainly flown by quickly and we are thankful for the bounty that the fields, greenhouse, and high tunnels have brought to our families! We are incredibly grateful for you all and the supportive community surrounding our farm and our CSA program.... read more »
Farm Happenings for December 11, 2019: Week 11 out of 12!
"Still Life with Row Cover"
Ok Members! Lots of you have been asking about Winter CSA Registration and here's the official word on the plains...
Next week I'll be sending out a separate email when registration opens to all Members that are currently in the Fall CSA!
We have only about HALF the spots... read more »
Farm Happenings for December 4, 2019: Week 10 out of 12!
We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday!
The Fall CSA is now in the last 3 weeks of distribution and here in the farm office, I'm getting all the details organized for our Winter CSA! Details and registration information will be coming out SOON and space will be limited, so if you want... read more »
Farm Happenings for November 26, 2019: Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving week from our family to yours!
We are so grateful for our connections to our CSA Members and find endless value and reward in growing food for our community. Thank you all for participating in our farm, supporting our family and our farmers families, and for being part of your local... read more »
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 »
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?