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Farm Happenings at Trumpeter Swan Farm
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer Season, Week 14, Delivery August 30th thru September 1st
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer Season, Week 14, Delivery August 30th thru September 1st
---- Done with Planting ----
We finished seed planting at the beginning of this week and then we finished transplanting earlier last week. It's always a relief when we get done with planting and can focus1 read more »
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer Season, Week 13, Delivery August 23rd thru August 25th
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer Season, Week 13, Delivery August 23rd thru August 25th
---- Last Mulching ----
This last week and this week we finally will be finishing the last of the season mulching. The last plants getting mulched are our cantaloupes and watermelons. We have 4 plantings of1 read more »
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer Season, Week 12, Delivery August 16th thru August 18th
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer Season, Week 12, Delivery August 16th thru August 18th
---- Sweet Corn ----
Our first planting of sweet corn is just starting to come in. For this first week I want to make sure everybody gets some so it will be 4 ears per unit in the box. After that however it1 read more »
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer Season, Week 11, Delivery August 9th thru August 11th
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer Season, Week 11, Delivery August 9th thru August 11th
---- Melons ----
We started picking cantaloupes this week. They are coming on slowly, but more should be ripening up soon. The watermelons are still at least a week out if not two. They have been getting ple1 read more »
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer Season, Week 10, Delivery August 2nd thru August 4th
Trumpeter Swan Farm CSA News - Summer Season, Week 10, Delivery August 2nd thru August 4th
---- Tomatoes ----
A quick update on tomatoes. The cherry tomatoes are starting to come in and the rest will soon follow. The tomato plants this year look very happy and are weed free, which means very low co1 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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