Seasons Eatings Farm evolved from the typical small Maine homestead. For the last three years we've used season extension to start growing during the winter and continue until almost Christmas. We now provide fresh, natural, locally produced vegetables for our customers.
We don't use synthetic herbicides or pesticides. We compost extensively, mulch, rotate crops and use other methods to keep our farm sustainable.
We occasionally include recipes, rants and how to's. Check in with the farmer as she moves from season to season on the farm.
Recent PostsIt’s hunting season again. Last year I dragged readers through a dismal season. I didn’t see a deer during legal time. I’m hunting again this year. It’s better this year though. There are fewer deer but I’ve seen three...
WANTED: One friendly rooster, preferably a barred rock but a desperate woman can’t be fussy. Must be friendly. I was reading Tish’s blog this morning when I realized I was smiling…again. The entry I read this morning showed photos...
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I’m feeling more like my real self, the person who loves farming, teaching and being close to the soil. For months I’ve felt like farming was sucking the life blood from my veins. It certainly drained my heart. On top of the third consecutive s...
It feels a little bit like a farm here today. We processed 22 eight week old Cornish rock chickens today. We set up, did the deed and dumped the offal in about two hours. The birds came from Welp. We are exceptionally pleased with the quality. WeR...
I didn’t realize I hadn’t written in a month. Seriously. What a summer. August was nice so what’s left of the garden is producing well. The tomatoes that haven’t been wiped out by late blight are doing well and ripening....
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Andrew HearneWhat a great site. As a new bio-dynamic market farmer on the other side of the world (Australia) wondering if there are other farming bloggers out there, it's great to come across your most informative pages. Love it. I'll be back often.
DeniseReally grat site with a lot of areas top check out. I will be back.
EdGreat site! I will be back often.
Grace and Peace,
Ed
Continuum WellnessYou have a really nice blog. Informative, nice features. I feel like I'm on the farm.
LauraYou have a great blog! I've added you to my google reader too (now that I know what it is). :) It's always great to find like-minded people!
Josiah FribergHi Robin,
I'm glad I found your blog. I've always loved Maine and have lived there for only a few years. I lived in Woolwich which is upriver from Bath. I had 4 wonderful summers that at a Christian camp called Chop Point Camp. Finding your blog will now help me stay better connected to Maine through you and your farm. I also appreciate the kind of farming that you are committed to. By the way, where in Maine are you? I live in Moravian Falls, North Carolina.
Sincerely, Josiah Friberg
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Love the blog, and I'm with you 100 percent on the sustainable farm stuff.
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