Chores to do in the garden before winter sets in

Chores to do in the garden before winter sets in

It has definitely become colder. This week has turned out to be pretty wintry, a sign that weekend yard work needs to come to a close for the year very soon. This includes your vegetable garden.

There are certain chores that you need to do before the ground freezes and is covered in snow. These are chores that help ensure a successful 2018 gardening season by preparing the soil and helping to prevent diseases.

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{name} Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 11/10, 2017 at 06:59 AM

Tags: gardening | fall | winter |

Breaking news: Development meeting for Halfmoon Township tonight at Way Fruit Farm

Breaking news: Development meeting for Halfmoon Township tonight at Way Fruit Farm

From our friends at Way Fruit Farm:

There have been numerous open meetings for Halfmoon Township residents concerning the type of development envisioned for the portion of Halfmoon Township East of Sawmill Road. Way Fruit Farm has allowed the township to utilize our facility for these meetings because we truly believe that the more voices that are heard, the better our community becomes.

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{name} Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 11/08, 2017 at 03:09 PM

Tags: HalfmoonTownship | zoning |

Local Food Notes for Nov. 3

Local Food Notes for Nov. 3

The Olde Bedford Beer Festival, The Bishop Carroll Wine Festival, Ales for Tails (support the Clearfield SPCA while enjoying great beer!), and the PA Veterans Farm Trail highlight this week’s Local Food Notes.

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{name} Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 11/03, 2017 at 08:33 AM

Tags: LocalFoodNotes | beer | wine | farming |

Fall at the Farm

Fall at the Farm

Ever wonder what goes on at a produce farm in October? You might assume that the crops are in and it’s time to lean back and sip some hard cider. For farms growing grain and soybeans, this might be true. For organic produce (and fruit) farms like Jade Family Farm, this is one of the busiest times of the year. 
Our regular harvest share season ended Oct. 24, so we no longer have to harvest and pack some 90 orders per week. But we still offer customers an opportunity to order “a la carte.” The North Atherton Farmers market won’t close until Thanksgiving and the Boalsburg market will be indoors starting Nov. 7 all winter and spring. So we will still be harvesting, going to market, and selling wholesale to several outlets.

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{name} Posted by James Eisenstein on 11/02, 2017 at 06:59 AM

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