Stora Kulladal Farm

Stora Kulladal Farm Small farm focused on providing the community with an option for sourcing farm goods locally.

We are happily joining in this years open garden tour with . It’s the time of year where new things pop up every day a...
23/06/2026

We are happily joining in this years open garden tour with . It’s the time of year where new things pop up every day and the cycle of the garden spreads it’s joy. My handy man has been fixing the old garden swing and I’ve trimmed the maze so passage is again possible. We hope to see many of you here this weekend. Check the event website for the full list of great gardens. The weather looks to be fantastic.

Whew, did that just happen? And by that, I mean May. I feel like I blinked and it was June 1. May starts with the gar...
01/06/2026

Whew, did that just happen? And by that, I mean May. I feel like I blinked and it was June 1. May starts with the garden being, more or less, a blank canvas and one month later you see onion tops and potatoes growing and the first heads of dahlias popping up. I wonder how many seeds were planted in the roughly 480K steps that were taken in the month of May? I do know that about 400 holes were dug to plant dahlia tubers. In between we started enjoying evenings under the apple tree and we squeezed a Mother’s Day in between the official US and Swedish mom’s day weekends. Everything is growing now, including the w**ds so we welcome June, hoe in hand, nurturing the growing process and ready to start working with all the good things nature starts to provide.

When May comes around I look a bit like a kid on the night before Christmas, I just can’t wait. And then the cold east ...
08/05/2026

When May comes around I look a bit like a kid on the night before Christmas, I just can’t wait. And then the cold east winds remind me that I indeed do have to wait. But in the meantime there is still a lot to be excited about. The promise of summer berries is evident in the strawberry beds and on the currant, blueberry and gooseberry bushes. They don’t seem to mind the easterly winds as much as I do.

There is an old Swedish saying “rye in the back” (råg i ryggen) that when said of someone generally means that person is...
15/04/2026

There is an old Swedish saying “rye in the back” (råg i ryggen) that when said of someone generally means that person is strong both mentally and physically, has a good character and stands up for ones beliefs. It is believed this comes from the idea that eating bread or food made from rye makes one strong.

We have planted an old type of spring rye this year. After several years of wheat it is a good beneficial crop for organic matter replacement and w**d control among other things.

I was gifted some dehydrated rye sourdough starter from an apparently very old source. After rehydration and activation, the first loaf was a success and I look forward to trying some new recipes. I can always use some more “strong” in my back.

We still have loads of our heritage ölands wheat flour available while we wait for this years rye. You can find out more on our website or by dropping me a dm.

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