Forest And Field Hobby Farm

05/30/2026

05/27/2026

Love these tips!

05/19/2026

First garden haul of the season 💚

05/03/2026

Surprise Giveaway Time!

Some things are just better grown by you. Which is why we’re giving away a bundle of some of our favourite veggie seeds from . A perfect mix to get in the ground over the next few weeks and grow something of your own this season.

To enter:
• Follow our page and
• Like this post
• Tag 2 friends (because good food is even better when it’s shared)
• Open to residents of Canada 🍁

Winner will be randomly selected and announced next Saturday, May 9th!

And if you don’t want to leave it up to chance…

Head to northernwildflowers.ca/FORESTANDFIELDFARM
Use code FORESTANDFIELDFARM for 10% off veggie and wildflower seeds 🌾🌻🍅🥬🌱

(This giveaway is not affiliated with Instagram or Facebook)

05/01/2026

The farm stand is OPEN 🥚 🌱 🍁

You’ll find it at the end of our driveway, running on the honor system with a cash pay box to leave payment.

We’ll mostly be stocked on weekends (Friday to Sundays), but you might spot some midweek goodies depending on how farm life (and our “real jobs”) go. If the signs are out (anything other than “closed”), there’s something available!

Vegetable starts are coming later this month 🌱

Keep an eye on our stories for restocks, and thanks for supporting our slightly chaotic little farm 🤍

05/01/2026

Maple syrup season was a guessing game this year. From snowy starts, to a burst of unexpected heat, and then back to the cold again… the trees definitely kept us guessing this year. It was the first season where we ended with almost a foot of snow still!

Because of the ups and downs, we’ll have a more limited supply available at the stand this year.🍁

Huge thanks to everyone who supports our little sugar season each year, we appreciate it more than you know.

04/26/2026

It’s been a wet few weeks here in Parry Sound—163mm on our rain gauge and every drop of it feels accounted for.

The field is a wet sponge, the rooster is doing his best impression of a soggy mop, and Atlas refuses to admit the rain is a problem (so inside he comes to dry off).

With this much moisture, hoof care becomes extra important. Keeping things trimmed and clean helps prevent issues before they start, one of those behind-the-scenes farm jobs that matter even more in weather like this.

But hey, at least the bugs haven’t started (yet)!

04/12/2026

We see your iced coffee and raise you one very loud lamb. Coffee is key, but it doesn’t have this much personality 🥹❤️

04/12/2026

Baby lambs are true farm therapy, but where your therapist screams their opinions 💕