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Chile harvest 2022 is underway! See you soon, @doubletakesalsa 🌶 #anaheimpeppers #harvest
Peppers are getting close to harvest and looking 👌🏻 Thankful we have an adequate irrigation system to keep the plants happy though this hot, dry weather.
Did you know we still have native plants available for sale? Visit our online store to order from 50+ species and pick up at the farm. shop.sognvalleyfarm.com It’s an absolutely beautiful time to be surrounded by native gardens! #nativeplant
We are excited to share that half and whole pork shares are available from our Assistant Manager, Stephen. He’s raising ten hogs on pasture here at the farm and supplementing with certified organic grain. We are super excited for the whole hog
Morning crew meeting with the bosses 👶
First round of straw mulching complete ✅ We primarily use this system on peppers, but this year decided to also mulch winter squash and onions. Swipe left to see the process from standing rye cover crop to mulched fields. And read on for some notes
LAST NATIVE PLANT SALE OF THE SEASON! Come join us at the Landscape Revival today in Shoreview until 1:00 for a wide variety of pollinator-friendly native plants. There are several another native plant vendors here so you are bound to find the specie
Another example of a habitat planting designed to create #softlandings for pollinators! Read more about the concept at @beesnativeplants and/or on our May 10th post. Also, come shop for native plants to design your own soft landings habitat at the
Landscaping with native plants: … for the pollinators … for clean water … for the kids … for the culture … for LIVING landscapes! There are hundreds of reasons to choose native plants, and there’s so much roo
What a perfect way to end a cool, damp day - planting sweet potatoes. While sweet potatoes are a warm season crop that needs lots of heat during the summer to produce a decent yield, establishment is always a gamble. The planting material, called &l
We were lucky to spend two beautiful days transplanting peppers - about two acres in total. Now bring on the soaking rain forecast for tomorrow 💧
Another year, another prairie reconstruction. For the past four years, we have seeded a little native prairie into former crop land around and within our farm. Adding about 0.5-1.5 acres each year, we now have about 4 acres planted. Each was seeded
Hi everyone. Karin here, taking over the farm’s account for a moment to request some appreciation for this talented, innovative, humorous, and lovable guy on his 36th birthday. We love him immensely!
What a sweet, sweet weekend. We were finally served goldilocks weather, and we took full advantage of it - we hope you did, too! Thank you to everyone who traveled beyond convenience to purchase your garden starts from us. It was life-affirming to h
We’re *almost* done packing preorders, and there’s a bounty of inventory leftover. Join us tomorrow and Sunday to pick out the perfect plants for your domestic and wild gardens! We’re open 9:00-3:00 both days. See you soon! . . . #n
🌱SOFT LANDINGS🌱 A brilliant concept developed by local leaders in invertebrate conservation: Heather Holm @beesnativeplants and Leslie Pilgrim @neighborhoodgreening LEARN MORE and explore plant lists on Heather’s website: www.PollinatorsNat
Meet our 2022 crew: Joshua, Stephen, and Kara. They’ve been kicking butt in the greenhouse for the past couple of months, but we were all excited to finally get into the field after such a cold, rainy spring. Today, we transplanted onions for
Gardening season is finally here! We have all the plant materials available for you to grow a fruitful, nutritious, and wildlife-friendly space this year. We have over 85 species of native wildflowers, grasses, sedges, and a few shrubs; and over 60 v
We had a fun and satisfying day planting almost 100 trees and shrubs in the windy and weirdly warm weather on Saturday - thanks for the lovely bare rootstock @dakotacounty.soilandwater ! I kept thinking about St. Lawrence Nurseries’ slogan, &ld