We're kicking off the spring growing season with a Full Moon Party! Come join us this Saturday for a grand ole time at the farm. It's a family friendly event, complete with all sorts of fun activities for everyone. We are also proud to be hosting this event with the MSU Lacrosse Club! Proceeds will be aiding their program for an even more successful season next year. So come on out and support local farming in the Gallatin Valley and help Support MSU Lacrosse! See our poster below for all the details. Hope to see you on Saturday!
Like us and see more details regarding this event on Our Facebook Page!
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Friday, April 8, 2016
Spring Has Sprung In The Valley!
Fresh snow on the Bridgers, Spring greens growing in the green houses!
New chickens enjoying the sunny weather... finally outside of their indoor coop!
Sunday, April 3, 2016
New Cold Room
We're excited to move our pick up station to the North Red Barn where will have our brand new cold storage room with plenty of space for our increased harvest planning for 2016 and easy pick up for our CSA member's weekly shares.
Becoming Member for the 2016 Season
To Become A Member:
Harvest House Farm membership consists of fresh picked veggies, flowers and herbs. Your weekly share will be ready for you to pick up weekly at the farm at 55 Axtell Anceny Road: 3.2 miles south of 4 Corners. Membership includes 20 weekly shares starting early-mid June (with seasonal variance with temperature and weather factors), continuing until early September.
Weekly shares include: tomatoes, onions, peppers (spicy and Bell), radishes, corn, cabbage, peas, french beans, potatoes, beets, kohlrabi, carrots, garlic, zucchini and winter squash; herbs: fennel, parsley, hyssop, and basil; and flowers: mixed bouquet of sunflowers, aster, and others. Exact quantities and types of fruit and veggies will vary by availability during the growing season--harvested as they ripen and mature.
A Seasonal Fee of $500 for a full share. Full shares are designed to provide produce needs for one family of four for one week. (Payments options are available upon request, payable by check to Harvest House Farm).
If you are interested in becoming a member this season please email us at HarvestHouseFarm@gmail.com and we will send you our latest CSA application.
Or call us at 406-763-4464
Also, please visit and Like Us at our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/harvesthousefarmmontana/
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Happy New Year!
January 20, 2015
What a beautiful sunset to start the New Year!
Warm days in January have melted the valley snows, but the mountains
continue to their snow depth..
Lots of good cooking has graced our kitchen..
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Welcome to winter on the farm. We are reminiscing about seasons
past, working members, WWOOF- ers, GYG Camp, good food and all that
goes with summer. Now that its nearly February already we are
organizing leftover seeds and formulating this year's order it will be
another great garden with more flowers than ever. It it will be so
beautiful...again! We all look forward to reconnecting to all our
community farmers, local foodies and all the great events and
connections another season will bring.
Enjoy these highlights from 2013.
Really this was just September! Look at all the green grass and leaves on the trees...
"Strong Work" Dylan
You helped us used to the fact winter would be her soon!
This working member pauses to help show off a couple pumpkins.
Jean with a very aromatic bouquet of basil- you can see there was no shortage!
Oh What a Crew! ... Jefe' is the fun boss.
Enjoy these highlights from 2013.
Really this was just September! Look at all the green grass and leaves on the trees...
"Strong Work" Dylan
This working member pauses to help show off a couple pumpkins.
Oh What a Crew! ... Jefe' is the fun boss.
| Sparce with a great load of beet greens. .. any one for beets? | Beets anybody? |
Gerty - (the Jersey heifer) sure liked having the GYG summer camp, she attracted a lot of Love that day!
| Late May...Niels and James enjoying a sunny day, after mulching the hedge row of Nanking cherries. |
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