Hay $9 - 10.00 /bale Our bales are a mix of Timothy and Brome and are approximately 50-60 lbs. Our high quality hay satisfies even the pickiest of horses and cattle.
Straw $8.00 / bale Oat straw currently available, perfect for animal bedding, erosion control, etc. Get it while you can, before you find your self in a pinch this winter.
Rhubarb $1.25 / lb First vegetable of the year! Come get some to make yourself a nice homemade pie or crisp. Uncovered antioxidizing and immune building properties are getting this overlooked vegetable touted as "the new pomegranate."
Lettuce $1.00 / lb Red and green leaf lettuce and baby romaine are currently ready for making fresh salads and adding to wraps and sandwiches.
Bokchoi/Nappa $1.25 / lb These chinese cabbages add a crisp, wonderful flavor to eggrolls, stir frys, and casseroles.
Radishes $ .80 / lb Typically one of our earlier vegetables, radishes are now ready. With just the right sun and water combination for radishes, we have a great crop without "pithiness" (the hollow, hot, undesirable effect).
Kale $1.00/ lb Be careful not to dismiss this healthful green as just a garnish. This vegetable not only gives a wonderful ration of nutrients, but stores well and can be added to most dishes.
Mustard Greens $1.00 / lb Young, tender greens now ready. Three varieties are available to satisfy any mustard green eatin' palate.
Turnip Greens $1.00 / lb The tender turnip tops are big enough to pick, and delicious enough to eat.
Spinach $1.00 / lb Vitamin and nutrient rich, this powerhouse green speaks for itself as a health boosting disease prizefighter. Not only does it fulfill many of your daily requirements, but this mild vegetable has wonderful taste and texture in every leaf.
Kohlrabi $1.00 / lb Hard to read, wonderful to eat. One of our favorites round these parts. If you can imagine a mix between a mild radish, sweet cabbage, juicy turnip, and touch of apple - you still would not be able to understand this vegetable. Perfect raw in salads and veggie trays or added to any casserole or dish. Can 100's of moose be wrong? Come get em before they do.
Collard Greens $1.00 / lb While we have been told that the best collards are picked right after the first frost, the first collards of this year are currently available. And really, who can wait?
Broccoli $1.00 / lb No need to wait any longer, broccoli is officially open and absolutely beautiful! Perfect for fresh eating or freezing, come pick enough to get you through the winter.
Cabbage $ .60 / lb Anyone have a cow tag? Another moose delicacy. Tender, sweet heads are just gaining size and firmness. Full of natural vitamins - don't forget to eat your daily green leafys.
Strawberries $5.00 /pint Nothing can beat a handpicked strawberry. Picked by us off of our hydroponic towers, you will have the opportunity to eat a strawberry that actually tastes like a berry and has a keeping life long past the 6.3 hours that store berries do.
Cauliflower $1.00 / lb Okay, okay calm down, we know tons of you have been waiting for this one! Cauliflower is just heading up nicely. But please remember to pick responsibly and only get the heads that are 6" or more.
Snow Peas $3.00 / lb Picked as edible flat pea pods, snow peas are a wonderful addition to any meal, cooked or raw.
Sugar Snap peas $2.50 / lb You eat the whole pods on these green beauties, your kids are sure to eat them all up. Full of juicy sweetness these peas are finally fat enough to pick.
Zucchini $.80 / lb After last years bummer of a zucchini year, these have sure rallied! Zucchinis are in abundance. Pick these squash at least 7" long; which shouldn't be too hard now!
Dill $1.00 / for 3 stalks
Green Onions $2.00 / lb
Beets $ .60 / lb Various sizes available for various purposes. Whether you are pickling, canning, or cooking for dinner we have got the size for you. Just be careful to only pull what you want to take with you so we can help reduce waste.
Carrots $ .70 / lb These orange beauties are sweet and juicy and ready for harvest. Nothing like the fresh taste of a carrot! Potatoes $ .95 / lb
Going fast! Better hurry if you are going to get any stored for winter.
(Look for ARTICHOKES starting the weekend of 8/29!)