Crop Alerts & Farm Buzz
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Pick Your Own Veggies, Berries, and Herbs, and Shop at the Freshly Stocked Farm Stand.
DEAR ‘CREEKERS, the farm stand is officially open! We will be staffed and stocked for the rest of the season—7 days a week. Vegetable picking begins today, so help us ring in the summer! Our Juilliard-trained, free-range bird will get … Continue reading
A New Raspberry Field, and the First Vegetables of the Season.
WELL, GOSH, you have all been very patient. It is summer and the weather is primo and you are being gracious about our quiet start. So far, no tantrums or farmer-bashing. Good stuff is coming soon. You can find light … Continue reading
Raspberries In, Strawberries Out, and the Secret of the Crop Alerts.
DEAR FARM FAITHFUL, it is time to let you in on a secret. As you know, we send out these weekly Crop Alerts to give you first crack at the best stuff. And if you have been reading since the … Continue reading
Strawberries, Raspberries, and 100 Crops That Taste Like Rocks.
KIND OF SOGGY in farm town this week. Strawberries get squooshed if you pick them in the rain, but you’ll do okay if you pick them after a few hours of sun. The “get muddy” experience is free at Indian … Continue reading
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Our Inspiring Underdog of a Strawberry Patch Has Outlasted the Spanish World Cup Team.
DEAR FARM FANS, these strawberry fields are not forever. They get picked clean before noon each day. Indeed the crop is thin, but it has lasted deeper into June than the reigning soccer champs, and lucky pickers have been surprised … Continue reading
Light Strawberry Picking Begins; Mornings Are Your Best Shot.
“The sun will come out tomorrow,” sang the apple-cheeked orphan diva. Great old song. But Ithacans have about as much faith in that promise as they do in Reaganomics. Bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow… it’ll be gray. It has … Continue reading
Plant Your Own Backyard Orchard with Trees from Our Sister.
DID YOU KNOW that Indian Creek Farm has a sister? A sister business. Her name is Cummins Nursery. She is… us! Wearing our Cummins Nursery hats, we grow the fruit trees that get planted here on the farm—and all around … Continue reading
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$3 Cider Jugs and Apples for 50¢ a Pound: More Spring Sale Stuff!
THIS IS LIKE one of those circulars you get in the mail with crazy prices that go BAM! Usually you toss them right into your kindling pile, but please have a look at this one. It is our 1st Annual … Continue reading
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Big Spring Sale: 10 Pounds of Apples and a Gallon of Cider for $10!
IN CASE YOU HAVE FORGOTTEN what civilized weather looks like, this Crayola masterpiece by a local kid will jog your memory. Doesn’t matter whether you are a good or bad apple—everyone is welcome at our SPRING CIDER & APPLE SALE. … Continue reading
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Tagged apples, country life, crops, Farm Life, Food Art, Food Photography, Food Writing, Fruits and Vegetables, Local Food, Small Farms
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Guess What, Chicken Butt! The Apple Show Must Go On.
WHILE YOU FARM FANS have been cozy in your winter hideouts, we farmers have been breaking showbiz records. For the first time ever, we have kept the show going through February. And guess what—We’ll be open through March! The show … Continue reading
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Tagged apples, country life, crops, Farm Life, Food Art, Food Photography, Food Writing, Fruits and Vegetables, small farm
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