Are you a member of our private Facebook Group for newsletter subscribers? If not, we encourage you to check it out. We have almost 500 group members sharing their veggie successes. Once you are accepted into the group, try out the “search” feature. Here are some examples of the posts you can find in theContinue reading “Private Facebook Group – Little Pond Veggie Success!”
Category Archives: Resource
Veggie Storage Guide
Keep your veggies fresh longer with our Little Pond Farm Veggie Storage Guide. This is a one page printable guide that you can keep on your refrigerator as a reference. It will outline proper storage techniques for each of the vegetables we grow. With this resource, we hope to help you get the most lifeContinue reading “Veggie Storage Guide”
4-week Simple Recipe Series
We’re dropping a new resource to start off 2023: a four-week Simple Recipe Series. For four weeks, we will send you one recipe per week (sent on Thursday, ahead of the weekend). The recipes we will be sharing are for meals we have prepared in our own kitchen with our veggies for years. We come backContinue reading “4-week Simple Recipe Series”
All the veggies we grow (work in progress)
This page is a work in progress. We’re working on uploading our library of veggie images and descriptions.
Study on farmers market affordability
Check this out: We’re excited to share an interesting study conducted by one of our farmer’s market shoppers, Sara. Sara took the time to conduct research on the cost of vegetables at the farmer’s market versus vegetables from her local grocery store. She was surprised by the results – the farmers market won in almost every category. CheckContinue reading “Study on farmers market affordability”
Make the harvest last through the off-season
The time to soak up the organic seasonal abundance is NOW. We do not harvest any veggies from the farm from June through September. So the time to preserve veggies for the off-season is when crops are abundant in the springtime! So, this post is dedicated to a few of our tried and true methods for storing freshContinue reading “Make the harvest last through the off-season”