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Farm Happenings at Steel Pony Farm
Farm Update May 27
Another productive week at the farm! We spent a lot of time setting up and running irrigation to keep all of our transplanted crops alive and to help our direct seeded crops to germinate. We finished transplanting all of our onions and the first succession of beets, transplanted cabbage, col1 read more »
Farm Update May 20
We've had such an awesome week at the farm. The farm team is gelling, morale is high, we're getting lots of work done and the vibes are good! Above is a photo of farmer Mack (with help from Farmer Adler) using our paper pot transplanter to get some kale into the ground.
This week we transplanted ko1 read more »
Farm Update May 13
Pictured above our garlic plants peeking through straw mulch.
This was the first week of full time work for the farm staff. There are five of us working full time and three people working two to three days per week. It has been fun to start focusing on the farm full time. This1 read more »
Farm Update May 6
Happy May!
Months of waiting, dreaming and casual preparation have led us to May, the busiest month of the year in a vegetable garden...who am I kidding - every month from May to September competes for that title. After the rush of seeding and transplanting in May we weed like crazy in June a1 read more »
About the farm
Steel Pony Farm provides fresh, local, and chemical-free produce in Red Deer. We put our complete love and care into every seed that we plant each spring until it becomes beautiful, colorful produce that you get to enjoy.
My farm's mission is to provide my community with nutritious produce, while respecting the people, land, and ecosystem that provides for us. We provide you with sustainably grown produce grown just outside of Red Deer.