• We harvested quite the bounty of greens this morning. Some are small, some are massive, all will be served at @ronin.tx ! This was our first large harvest this fall as we are just getting back into regular production after covid shook everything up this spring. Come enjoy our lovely veggies while they last!
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    We harvested quite the bounty of greens this morning. Some are small, some are massive, all will be served at @ronin.tx ! This was our first large harvest this fall as we are just getting back into regular production after covid shook everything up this spring. Come enjoy our lovely veggies while they last!
  • We are in the middle of a busy week on the farm! With a moon dinner this Friday and farm day next Sunday, plus harvesting every day this week you could say we’re in full swing! The farm dogs are good company in this dreary weather. Have you registered for farm day yet? Entry is $5 at the door with no reservation but it’s free to RSVP on our website! (Link in bio) Hope to see y’all there 🌱
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    We are in the middle of a busy week on the farm! With a moon dinner this Friday and farm day next Sunday, plus harvesting every day this week you could say we’re in full swing! The farm dogs are good company in this dreary weather. Have you registered for farm day yet? Entry is $5 at the door with no reservation but it’s free to RSVP on our website! (Link in bio) Hope to see y’all there 🌱
  • Ahh guinea fowl damage! These nasturtium have stayed healthy and happy even without much water, but our wild guinea fowl mowed them yesterday. The guineas are for the most part okay. They are a good natural pest control and definitely keep some larger insects in check. They also eat some plants so they qualify as either our favorite pest or our least favorite bio control agent. Hopefully these nasturtium will make a full recovery. We have a busy week on the farm, with a big harvest coming up and a moon dinner this Friday. Stay tuned on our stories for many beautiful harvest pictures!
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    Ahh guinea fowl damage! These nasturtium have stayed healthy and happy even without much water, but our wild guinea fowl mowed them yesterday. The guineas are for the most part okay. They are a good natural pest control and definitely keep some larger insects in check. They also eat some plants so they qualify as either our favorite pest or our least favorite bio control agent. Hopefully these nasturtium will make a full recovery. We have a busy week on the farm, with a big harvest coming up and a moon dinner this Friday. Stay tuned on our stories for many beautiful harvest pictures!