to Stillpoint Farm, we do SWEEET!
2010 will be our 8th season and we are very happy to be here in Lane County growing Certified Naturally Grown produce. Our mission is to grow good things to eat using sustainable and totally "organic" methods. We apply these concepts to everything we do on the farm, like re-using wood to build our farm stand and re-roofing our barn roof with sustainably harvested cedar shakes. Call us at 541-914-4917, or email info@stillpointfarms.com
Stay tuned for our first Women's Festival August 28, 2010, an all day event for women, men and children that celebrates the Sacred Feminine and the Earth through Music, Art, Healing Arts and Food/Produce! This 5 path journey will be a benefit for the 13 Grandmothers! More info to come but please mark your calendars!
U-pick strawberries start around the first week of June, raspberries and blueberries start ripening around the first week of July and we have all three berries for u-picking throughout the entire summer.
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Our first 'crop' in January is our composted horse bedding. Then in April, our super sweet sugar snap peas are ready. This year, we'll also have a nice crop of fresh WallaWalla scallions (similar to leeks, but sweeter) along with jams, toppings, and frozen berries.
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Starting the first week of January, we will have completely composted horse bedding for amending your heavy soils. Please call ahead for pickup.
Garlic is our newest crop for 2010. We will be offering two pungent softneck varieties for your pleasure: Inchelium Red and Silver Rose.
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