Heartwood farm brochure

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We use hand tools and horsepower to connect to the rhythms of nature. It’s about slowing down and being more gentle with our land. It’s about being a bit more thoughtful about the way we farm.

The Heartwood story At Heartwood Farm, we farm to inspire change. We’re about healthy, local food. We’re about caring for our land and connecting people to the story of their food and sustainable farming. We like to nurture nature’s amazing connectivity through a bio-diverse ecosystem of vegetable gardens, pasture, livestock, maple sugar bush, working animals, naturalized lands, woodlots, wildlife and people. We offer eco-farm experiential learning and tours – and we invite adults and children to experience this wonderful diversity.

donate some of our produce to community organizations, and partner with them to develop urban community gardens that support access to affordable, healthy food for all. We invite you to collaborate with us (even in a small way) to make that “big picture” connection to issues that matter. It’s not just the fresh veggies you’ll enjoy all season— it’s also about climate change, food ethics, energy use and land stewardship.

Here’s our plan for the season (but of course Mother Nature will have her say, too) june

august

september

october

beets GARLIC lettuce mix carrots kohlrabi

kohlrabi chard

garlic scapes

leeks herbs

parsley

onions kale

snow peas

Because you know what? We’re all connected!

peppers beans tomatoes

turnips cucumbers

turnips

cilantro

potatoes cabbage

spinach

summer squash

winter squash

snap peas

broccoli

Broccoli

fennel

fennel

watermelon

dill

We’re all about building community, too. Sharing land and collaborating with trained young farmers helps them take the next step to establishing their own farms, and to bringing more food to local folks like you. We also offer our spare time and energy as active volunteers in the local food movement. We foster grassroots farmer-to-farmer networks,

july

BOK choi cabbage

radishes

BOK choi

spinach

rutabaga

napa cabbage radishes

Cost Individual share $ 300

(fresh, local veggies to keep you feeling good)

Small share $ 425

(a good fit for most couples and families)

Large share $ 650

(perfect for diehard veggie lovers!)

Egg share $ 85

(that’s just $4.75 a dozen, folks)

Spring share $ 25

(a special one-week delivery on June 9)


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Heartwood farm brochure by Nancy Harper - Issuu