Spotted Moose Farm

03/05/2026

03/04/2026

We woke up the other day to the wonderful news that we no longer have to worry about laws or 'rules-based order'. Even the left was cheering on the orange man and his regime-change oil grabs so we figured we would go to war as well.

If anyone asks, we just lie about it. It was lightning, we will say. My war chiefs, even at 5 and 7, have already mastered (well maybe not quite) the art of lying and changing their stories a hundres times to get out of trouble 😅😅. And my generals just bark, so theyll be no help to any potential war crimes tribunal that wont happen anyways.

Anyways, it was the cheeky voles that were planning another summer of strikes on our gardens. Armed with voracious appetites, teeth, and a fablulous work ethic, these rodent-terrorists were already sucking at the nectars of our raspberry stalks, and spring hadnt even broke! Horrible creatures these vicious beet lovers are.

So the doctor prescribed some burns. Hopefully it will give us a buffer from the sinister volerrists in the borderlands and some regenration will come to the land or something of that nature.

01/10/2026

Nothing says winter like a cross country ski with the boys!

These trails have become our winter refuge, our play time, and that chance to regain strength after a long summwr in the gardens.

Whether its cross country skiing, snowshoeing, or tow behind skiing with the snowmobile, these trails are set to provide us and our friends with hours of snow filled fun.

Who's up for a ski?

12/31/2025

What a beautiful day, and what better way to bring in the new year than an afternoon bonfire and toboggan!

Bring your favourite sleds, smokies, marshmallows, and warm winter drinks, and see if you can outsled an original Brett Hull GT stealth!

Fire will be lit at 1, parking at the hkuse and farm store. See you there!

12/17/2025

Another part of the equation that tells the story of why the prices of food keep rising. No young farmers to take on the burden, so giant corporations keep buying up land and employing 'operators' to grow the food.

They have only one interest. Maximize profits for shareholders. They dont care for the land, they dont sell at an honest and fair price.

Farming has become uncool. Dirty labour for peasants. It's why we import half of our farm labour from poor countries, while millions sit on ei. The more this pattern keeps up, the further down the path of corporate control we go.

11/29/2025

See you today at the Lakeview Community Centre Christmas Market!

Keep your holiday shopping as local as possible this year! When you spend a dollar (cash we hope) at one of these markets, you know absolutely none of that money is going to a giant foreign corporation and its wealthy shareholders, or to one of the richest people in world to help them fuel their private jet. 100% stays here in the community, and it helps another neighbor survive until next Market season!

You decide, Jeffery Bezos and the Waltons, or strengthening community bonds.

11/28/2025

Snow and sunchokes!

First dusting of snow yesterday, was a beautiful day to harvest these Jerusalem Artichokes

Had help later in the day, Taylor and Belle from .rock.resort, .pizza and .baby.love came up to help dig potatoes and discussing future collaborations!

These Jerusalem Artichokes will be at the Anglemont Community Centre Christmas Market tomorrow, along with the potatoes, carrots, beets, salsas, pickling and lots more!

11/27/2025

It's that time of year!

Come on out to the Lakeview Community Centre Christmas Market in Anglemont this Saturday to top up on produce for winter feasts, and keep your holiday shopping as local as possible with Christmas gifts from fantastic farmers, food producers, artisans and crafters!

See you there!

10/26/2025

Beautiful day for a market!

Come down to the Social District in Scotch Creek and discover some of the amazing artists, artisans, and food producers of the North Shuswap!

10/24/2025

This Sunday at the Social District/Hub in Scotch Creek!

The tents will be packed with local artists, artisans, and food producers, and of course .shuswap will be serving up some fine beverages and snacks!

We will be there with plenty of produce! Cauliflowers, cabbages, carrots, beets, squash, onions and lettuce mix. We'll also be bringing plenty of homemade salsas, hot sauces, fruit leather and pickled produce!

Come on out Sunday and discover some of the best local vendors in the North Shuswap!

10/11/2025

Local doesn't just mean that 100% of money you spend stays here with a local family. For us, it also means fresh. Fresh means your meals will have more flavor, more color, and more nutrients to keep you healthy. Nutrients deficient foods are one of the biggest reasons we have so much chronic illness.

Some of the food you buy at supermarkets was harvested 2 or even 3 months ago. They've perfected the art of storing food. The industrial system does this to ensure they never have shortages. But during that time, food slowly degrades, leaving it flavorless and depleted of essential nutrients. That can also compound the fact that if may have been depleted at harvest, as it was grown in degraded soils that have been depleted of minerals from years of abuse.

This Thanksgiving, fill your dinner table with fresh, local food, and enjoy your meals the way nature intended them to be.

Come up to the farm store and discover the difference for yourself.

7 days a week, 11AM to 6PM
5067 Line 17 Road, Celista