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Farm Happenings at Steel Pony Farm
Farm Update May 26
Pictured here is Ryan getting some sage into the ground. I can't wait for these herbs to mature later this summer and add some amazing taste and smell to our boxes and our meals.
We had the mixed blessing of a thunder storm on Monday night this week. We were lucky to get about 3/4 of an inch1 read more »
Farm Update May 19
These past two week we have transplanted all of our onions and bunching onions, a first succession of beets, kale and salad mix. We're ready to do some direct seeding next week. The garden is slowly coming together.
Above you can see Ryan operating the paper pot transplanter as he get1 read more »
Freshly harvest green garlic and dandelion greens from Steel Pony + chives, rhubarb and lovage
Green Garlic
One thing that surprised me when I started to get to know the garlic plant is that the whole thing is jam packed with the garlicy essence that we all generally associate with just the bulb. In addition to the bulb, I have eaten the stalk, the leaves, the scapes, and their tiny little1 read more »
We have asparagus!
Hi there!
I'm glad to say that some of the new season products are on the way. First among them are asparagus from Tamminga Farms which we will have ready for next week. Some of our own greens are well on their way - I'm hoping that in 4 - 6 weeks we should start to have a bit of Steel Pony produce1 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.