Humble Pie Farm

Sweet new trees are thriving!

Mike's been driving school bus for the local communities, and can drop off the kids and bring the bus back to our place to work until he has to go pick them up again. E thinks it's super cool.

Hello friends!!

Oh my goodness, May has flown by. We sold some plants to our Co-ops, and planted some plants, had some more trees, and weathered some rain, and admired some AMAZING sunsets and cloud formations. Friends, neighbors and family have helped us immensely.

FLOWERS IN TWO WEEKS OR SO!! Eeee. We're pumped. 

We'll keep you up to date on availability with emails in the next few weeks.

Every month has its failures, and successes. Small family business, and farming, and well, life in general, often do. Perhaps one of our greatest successes this month, or at least one we feel really good about, is the strengthening and widening of our relationships with our neighbors out here. We can see first hand the poverty of rural communities, and the wealth, and we're glad to be bringing new business, and life to join the other farm businesses here. Two of our young neighbors are working for us a bit, and one of our older neighbors is helping us plow, and manage the land we realized we own through a land survey this winter. Even though our methods, and maybe, politics, may be different from our neighbors, we're finding commonality in our shared desire to make community out here, and a living, and that we do it through work. Our commonality is the love of the work. We all like to work with the land, and we appreciate each others' work ethic. That has been a wonderful realization.

I could say so much more, and have so many feels, but just that for now so I can get back to work. :)

EAT LOCAL FARM TOUR, July 15, 10am-4pm. We'd love to see you here!

xoxo

J,M+E