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Farm Happenings at Trumpeter Swan Farm
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 18, September 28 thru September 30
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 18, September 28 thru September 30
---- It's Fall ----
Well I'm sure you folks may have noticed but it's starting to look like fall out there. For us that means less summer veggies (Tomatoes, Beans, Peppers) and more fall veggies (Squash, Lettuce, Cabbagi1 read more »
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 17, September 21 thru September 23
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 17, September 21 thru September 23
---- Carrots ----
I know I talked about carrots last week but I just thought I should mention that we finished carrot harvest this last weekend so now all the carrots are out of the field and there should be plenty for e1 read more »
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 16, September 14 thru September 16
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 16, September 14 thru September 16
---- Cabbage ----
Harvested a lot of cabbage over the weekend. It will keep for quite sometime in your fridge, trust me. I've had the same head of cabbage in my fridge for the last month and have just been shaving off bi1 read more »
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 15, September 9
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 15, September 9
---- Peppers ----
Last Saturday, 9/4, I went out and harvested the beginning of our Bell and Jalapeno peppers. The plants seem to be happy but like most things this year were hurt by the drought. We will start with low numbers for now but1 read more »
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 15, September 7 thru September 9
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer, Week 15, September 7 thru September 9
---- Peppers ----
Last Saturday, 9/4, I went out and harvested the beginning of our Bell and Jalapeno peppers. The plants seem to be happy but like most things this year were hurt by the drought. We will start with low num1 read more »
About the farm
Phil and Kathy, along with our son Ian and other employees, farm 40 acres. We raise fruits and vegetables including asparagus, strawberries, rhubarb, summer squash, cucumbers, peas and beans, tomatoes and peppers, sweet corn, and winter squash. We also have brown eggs produced by our never caged, free range chickens. And honey produced by hives on our farm.
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