Author: Morris Hill

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Big Storm Big Trip

Two big things going on for us this week, one of which I’m sure will affect you as well. First off, there’s a big storm coming this weekend. It look like it’s going to leave quite a mess. In true “farmers try our best” fashion, the Sunday Anne Arundel Farmers Market will be moving to Saturday (9-noon) this week. There will be NO Sunday market this week. All Sunday pre-orders will be there Saturday. You can also still order for Saturday until noon tomorrow (Friday). If you need to make other arrangements to pick up, just reach out. Now let’s look into why there’s a giant storm coming…..

Big Week of Not Much at All

Hi folks. We had a quite uneventful week here. The farm crew kept things moving and got started on a few projects. The Calvert/PG delivery route grew a little bit and we’re happy that option is picking up some new customers. Family time involved an eye doctor visit and some cavities getting filled. Like I said, not a lot to report on the farm front. Things I reminded myself of this week. Our pork chops are awesome, T-bone steaks are something special and our bacon can’t be beat. Hope you had a good week too.

Meet the Team

Welp, we’re moving ahead into another year. To be honest, the farm doesn’t have any major resolutions. We’re going to keep our rotational grazing going and continue our daily move poultry like we do. We’ll continue to source clean non-gmo feed from St. Mary’s county, and continue to use only small family run butcher shops. The plan is to be at all the same markets and to drive the same delivery routes. We do plan to raise a little more chicken and egg layers than last year, and hope to stay a bit more stocked in grass-fed beef. But, otherwise, we’re going to keep on going. If it aint broke….you get the gist.

Happy New Year!

Im pretty sure this is the last week of non-animal related photos in the email. My farm to do list has waited patiently for the holidays to pass, and now we’re there. Today we’re loading up the big flock of sheep and bringing them back to the main farm for the rest of winter. Next week the big flock of layers will be back too. It’s nice to have the animals close for winter.

Quick Market Update

Markets All Around Well the snow has come and gone for now. It looked pretty, messed up farm work for a few days and has gone away…thankfully. The kids like it and I’m happy for that. I spent 30 some years in Florida and the death-heat summers were a seasonal event themselves. I’m happy to have four seasons.

Seasons Change

It was nice to have a slower week here on the farm. We’re full throttle for the majority of the year, and turkey time really maxes all of us out. So taking a recovery week or two is a much needed change of pace. We’ve got plenty of projects to complete before March and a lot of picking up the pieces left behind during a busy growing season. But it feels good to be on the other end of the 2025 season.