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Farm Happenings at Schultz Valley Farms
Week 6
Greeting from the farm,
We hope everyone had a great father's day weekend. We are super busy on the farm. We did get all of our first cutting hay done this year before father's day this year. Projects that we are finishing this week include the planting the rest of the pumpkins and watermelon1 read more »
Taste of Summer
This week we go a few new items. Summer squash, zucchini, cucumber, and tomatoes. So finally a taste of summer. This week is griller package week for those who order it as an add on. Also new for this week is shallot blossoms and edible flowers this week be arugula flowers they taste just like arug1 read more »
Thank You !!!
Greetings from the farm.
This week has been an eventful week. To start of the week our large walking cooler broke down. Next our chicken flock was attacked by foxes. To finish of the week our barn collapse in the the large storm that came through Thursday afternoon. In the collapsed barn was1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 2, 2020
Greeting from the farm.
We have a lot plan for this coming week. We have another beef and pig going to the butcher shop this week. Field corn goes in this week. And our first large cutting of hay gets mowed this week. As Josh tackles theses task I have a long list to get done as well. The gre1 read more »
Rain Rain Go Away
Our family hopes that everyone enjoyed their first basket this week. We again want to apologized about delivering late to some people we had some weather issues that were not expected including trees down in the road way and flooded roads. Hopefully the rain will be stopping so that the ground can1 read more »
Here is to Week One
Greeting from the farm.
So here is to week one of CSA season. We are super busy this week planting now that the cold is out of here. We have many things that are getting planted. We have tomatoes, sweet and hot peppers, eggplants, green beans, zucchini, summer squash just to name a few. Afte1 read more »
About the farm
Josh and Lynne farm with their four kids in the rolling hills in Bremen OH. Our family believes in producing farm fresh quality products for consumers in the local community. We believe it is important for consumers to know where their food comes from as well as educating consumers about the important role that agriculture plays in the community. As being young farmers it is important for us to work towards providing sustainable agriculture to the community. As our operation continues, we believe it is important to become more efficient in what we are doing not only to save us time but help preserve and maintain the environment around us. Our farm continues to work and improve on conservation practices to help maintain a positive relationship between the farming operation, wildlife, and land around us.
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