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This week we're reading "The Greedy Goat", a story that's very fitting for some special members of our barnyard worth celebrating. Our three goat brothers, Ghost, Jack, and Snuggles, turn 3 this weekend!

We went to Facebook Live to stream Farmyard Storytime! Follow along as Educator Andrew reads "Click, Clack, Moo". What will Farmer Brown find when he hears typing sounds coming from the barn? We'll discover in our story, and then see how our own cows are doing in the barn.

See a milking in action! The farmers milk our cows twice each day, around 4:30am and 4:30pm. Watch the process of 30+ herd of organic dairy cows going through the parlor.

It's the perfect day to step outside and enjoy the spring weather close to home. If you're near the coast, try our latest 'Spotted!' edition for a little educational adventure. See if you and your family can find all 9 items on the card.

With this ‘Spotted!’ activity, see if you and your family can find all 9 items on the card. Some may be hiding under leaves, and some could be high up in the trees, so keep those eyes open!

Joe Grady of WNC and Two Coves Farm gives us a closer look at the traits of a modern day small farmer, and how building connections can push the knowledge and appreciation for the value of small, local farms to new levels.

Eat well with a salad grown on your very own window sill! Farm Tom walks us through the simple process of growing spicy mustard greens, a "cut-and-come-again" crop that will leave you and your family entertained and happily munching in just a couple weeks' time.

A renovation project has brought back the poise of a longstanding home on Wolfe's Neck, one that has been here since the mid-nineteenth century, and even exposed some clues of its past along the way. When discarding old siding along an upper window, the construction crew came across a rare find: the initials "W.L." dated June 23, 1845, providing new clues around the mystery of the original homebuilder.

What does a CSA include? Aside from a weekly share of produce from June to October, here are seven other perks that come with it.

It's a new year! While other people are meditatively reflecting about where the time has gone, we're wonderstruck by the numerical symmetry of "2020". To honor this marvel, we've asked 20 questions to one of our farmers. Meet Tom, our Fruit & Vegetable Production Manager and Educator.