The long awaited Mooseview Farm T-Shirts have finally arrived!
Now you can spot us a mile away at the Farmer’s markets!
The long awaited Mooseview Farm T-Shirts have finally arrived!
Now you can spot us a mile away at the Farmer’s markets!
On the Gate post leading into our lower garden is a bird house. We have Sparrows in there every year.
This little guy was just about to fly off for the first time!
It is so great to be out working on the farm and have this abundance of new life all around you!
Here we are getting ready for the Wolfeboro Farmers Market – the first day we set up there.
Check out the new Mooseview Farm Banner at the back of the tent
Look at all those Garlic Scapes piled high in the basket next to the scale!
This is the very very very short time of the year you can enjoy fresh garlic scapes.
We will be harvesting them for the next two weeks and have them at both the Wakefield and Wolfeboro farmers markets.
Just what is a Garlic Scape you ask? Come see us at the farmers market and we will give you the full history.
Thanks to our friends at Yellow House Farm in Brentwood here is a good short answer.
Here we are at opening day for 2010 at the Wakefield Marketplace Farmers Market.
Here we go for 2010!
We had Kale, Heads of Lettuce, Cut Greens and fresh Herbs for the start of the season. Our challenge for next year will be to have more fresh veggies ready this early in the year.
Here is a good photo of Pam and Max harvesting Kale from one of the raised beds covered with agribond row cover.
We always harvest within 24hrs of market. Lettuce and Greens get harvested in the couple hours just before we go to Market.
We now have a trailer so that Pam’s ridding lawnmower and other equipment can go to Lee’s Small Engines in Wakefield when they need service and be taken to other farms when we need to.
Here are some quick pic’s of our farm in the winter of 2009 – 2010.