Farm Stand - Leyden, MA

I have a tiny farm. I sell organically grown eggs and an assortment of vegetables. Mostly I sell what I grow via farm shares during the summer. I no longer have an actual "stand" but I do send out emails from time to time when there are "EXTRAS". Extras may include eggs, mesclun, beans, some kind of greens, flowers and whatever else is in season. To receive emails of what extras are available, write to me. laurat-at-crocker.com THANKS FOR STOPPING BY!

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Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Eggs and Extras - April 25, 2012

Kind of cold here this morning.


Pictures of the harvest:


Eggs - only 1 dozen small/medium eggs available at the moment - $3.50
More being laid as I type, to judge by the clucking from the coop.

Mesclun - 9 bags - $3.00 each (about 1/4 #)
Spinach - 5 bags - $3.00 each (about 1/2 #)
Radishes - 4 bunches - $1.25 each (about 5.5 oz. including the edible tops)
Kale - 3 bunches - $3.00 each (about 3/4 #)
Red Garnet Mustard greens - 1 big bunch - $3.50 (about 1 #) 
Turnip greens - 1 bunch of giant-sized leaves - $3.50 (about 3/4 #)
Joi Choi pak choy - 3 bunches - $3.00 a bunch (about 1#)

I picked some turnips and their tops but I will be eating them myself as a taste test.  With the recent hot weather, the Hakarei turnips in the hoophouse bolted.  (went to flower)  I have learned that the buds and flowers are edible and sometimes used as a substitute for broccoli raab, but until I taste them myself, I don't want to recommend them.

The pak choy is full sized and delicious!
The turnip greens I picked are from special, rare seeds that were given to me last year by a dear friend who lives on the Cape.  The turnips are called Eastham turnips and these greens are from a root I set in the ground in the hoophouse as an experiment.  They were irresistible so I picked them.

I'll be home all day on this rainy, sunny, frosty day.  I am happy to show you the chicks, the hoophouse, the big chickens, etc.

Oh, and if you know someone who might like to buy a farm share, send them my way, please!  Or if you know someone who might like to know about this email list, please tell them about it.  Thanks.
Cheers,
Laura
laurat-at-crocker.com
Sweet Morning Farm
413-773-8325

Posted by Laura Timmerman at 10:04 AM No comments:
Labels: eggs, kale, mesclun, mustard greens, pak choy, radishes, spinach, turnip greens

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Extras - April 11, 2012


Hello, good people!

I love this weather (except for the drying wind) and I love having vegetables in April to share!
I also want to share that the farm now has an official name, Sweet Morning Farm.  I like it and I am glad to be over that decision and on to other things.  

And the farm has a facebook page: 
"Like" me there, if you want more step by step farm-related news and pictures including pictures of CHICKS!



               Golden Polish chick

If I am home, I am happy to show you the little birds.  Currently, they are living in the kitchen and growing quickly.

Eggs & Extras - April 11, 2012
All eggs are spoken for until Saturday.  Let me know if you want me to save some for you.

Available today:

Baby pak choy - for stir fry, with pasta, in salads, you name it. - 3 bunches - $2.00 each
Red Garnet mustard greens - 1 bunch - $3.00
Red Russian kale - irresistible - 2 bunches - $2.50
Radishes - delicious and tender - 3 bunches - $1.25 a bunch
Mesclun - everyone loves this - 4 bags - $3.00 a bag
Basil microgreens - Mix: nutrient dense microgreens with flavor intense basil and you get WOW. - 1 bag - $2.00

Pictures of the harvest:

Last week I ended up picking on the weekend as well but rather than send more email, I posted the update here at the blog.  I post the Wednesday email here as well.

Okay, done for today.  I'll be planting more pea shoots but that's it for micros for awhile.  Watch the blog for updates between this email and next Wednesday.  Or call or email me.
Laura
773-8325
Posted by Laura Timmerman at 9:32 AM No comments:
Labels: chicks, kale, mesclun, mustard greens, pak choy, radishes

Thursday, March 29, 2012

March 28, 2012


Today's Pickings

This is March, right?
I guess this is what it means to have a hoophouse!  I am thrilled.  Today I picked a fair amount of fresh green things for you.

More pictures of today's harvest:

(You don't need to use facebook to see these.)

No extra eggs at the moment but only because several people have reserved some.  The hens are laying at least 1 1/2 dozen a day so just say the word if you want some on the weekend.

5 bags mesclun - includes tiny Pak Choy in bud (think broccoli) and lots of arugula and mustard - $3.00 each
3 bunches radishes - the first of the season, tender and crunchy - $1.25 a bunch
1 bunch chicory - slightly bitter yet sweet and juicy - $2.50
1 bunch Red Garnet mustard greens - $2.50
3 bags microgreens - mostly mizuna and the last microgreens for awhile - $1.00 a bag
3 bags pea shoots - $2.00 a bag
1 bunch French sorrel - $1.00

Usually I remember to leave some eggs and other extras in the porch frig when I am out.  As long as someone's name is not on the item, it's available.  Email, call, check the "Farm Stand" blog, or feel free to stop by and take a chance that there will be something yummy for you.

Please return clean, dry bags, if possible.  Thanks.
Laura
Posted by Laura Timmerman at 8:03 AM No comments:
Labels: chicory, mesclun, microgreens, mustard greens, pea shoots, radishes, sorrel
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