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Fresh lettuce $3 per bag At the Farm store Raising Oaks Homestead 7 bags available 24651 122nd Ave Cadott WI 54727 Phone...
05/30/2026

Fresh lettuce $3 per bag
At the Farm store
Raising Oaks Homestead
7 bags available
24651 122nd Ave Cadott WI 54727
Phone # 715 313 0483

05/17/2026

Bunching Onion is easy to sow seed and grow. Takes about 60 days to harvest. Plant your seedlings in bunches of 6 and when they get the size of a pencil or bigger they are ready to eat. These are a great product for the summer Cadott Farmers Market as well. It's not too late, you can seed these all spring and summer long.

Potato Seed OrganicRaising Oaks Homestead $5 for ice cream pail or moreRussetsYukon GoldKennebecNorthland RedsAll seed ...
05/14/2026

Potato Seed Organic
Raising Oaks Homestead
$5 for ice cream pail or more
Russets
Yukon Gold
Kennebec
Northland Reds
All seed has good an plentiful eyes.
Potato seed that is not sprayed with poison is hard to find locally. And if you buy it online it's really expensive. Get a hold of me I'll cut ya a deal. Just wanna see it go to a good garden. I've been growing potatoes for years and never use any chemicals. Commercial grown potatoes are highly sprayed with pesticides. It's so easy to grow your own. Ask me how. Potato seed is located at the Farm store 24651 122nd Ave Cadott, pm , call or text Darci @ 715 313 0483 arrange a time for pick up. Thanks for looking

05/05/2026

If your new to growing food, or an experienced Gardner follow along Oaks Homestead
Spring planting season is upon us let's share our knowledge , educating, & learning how to grow and cook , preserve real food,and embrace success and fails together.

Cadott FFA kiddos plant sale @ the Cadott Highschool Greenhouse, support local
05/05/2026

Cadott FFA kiddos plant sale @ the Cadott Highschool Greenhouse, support local

04/14/2026

I had no idea what conditions the storm would produce, but if high winds came, I needed to protect my seed babies, a lot of cash sitting here...luckily nothing yet has hit us.
Over 50 jugs en counting of produce and flowers. Who else is sowing seed out there? No matter how you sow them , give me a high five ✋️

Edit Sold Out : Eggs for Sale for the upcoming holiday weekend! For your Baking, cooking, boiling needs.$3 /dz or 2 f...
04/02/2026

Edit Sold Out :
Eggs for Sale for the upcoming holiday weekend! For your Baking, cooking, boiling needs.
$3 /dz or 2 for $ 5. Located at the Farm Raising Oaks Homestead 24651 122nd ave Cadott, WI 54727. Will deliver in the Cadott and Cornell area.
Thanks for looking and Have a Blessed Easter , He has Risen!

What a clever idea...I like to hang my herbs up and dry them, but those pesty flies are always a bother. This would elim...
03/25/2026

What a clever idea...
I like to hang my herbs up and dry them, but those pesty flies are always a bother. This would eliminate that issue, who doesn't love sundried tomatoes! This would work great for tomatoes, grapes, and herbs...
Building a solar food dehydrator stops your harvest from going to waste and eliminates the high cost of running an electric oven for hours to dry your garden snacks.

Trying to dry fruit and herbs inside often leads to sticky messes on your counters and uses a massive amount of electricity that heats up your whole house. A solar dehydrator fixes this by using the free power of the sun and natural moving air to gently remove moisture while keeping your food safe from bugs and birds. It solves the problem of having way too many Big Boy tomatoes or Gala apples at once by turning them into lightweight snacks that stay good in your pantry for months.

You will save so much money on your grocery bill because you can make your own dried mangoes, jerky, and kale chips without any chemical preservatives. The screened walls let the wind carry away the dampness while the wooden frame keeps the heat inside to speed up the process. It also gives you a dedicated spot in your yard to process your harvest so your kitchen stays clean and organized.

Start by building a tall wooden box using rot resistant cedar or pine boards that are about one inch thick for strength. Cut a door for the front and use small metal hinges and a simple latch to keep it closed tight against hungry squirrels. Cover all four sides and the roof with a fine metal screen like aluminum window screening and use a heavy duty staple gun to secure it every two inches so no flies can get inside.

Build several sliding trays using thin wood strips and more metal screening so air can move up through the bottom of the food. For the best results, place a piece of clear plexiglass over the south facing side or the roof to trap even more heat from the sun while the mesh sides let the moisture out. Place your dehydrator on a level bed of crushed limestone gravel to keep it steady and away from damp grass.

Slice your fruits and vegetables into thin, even pieces and lay them in a single layer on the trays so they dry at the same time. You can dry herbs like Common Sage and Munstead Lavender very quickly by placing them on the top shelves where the air is the warmest. Adding a dark piece of metal at the very bottom of the box will act like a heater by soaking up the sun and warming the air as it rises through your food.

Wipe down the wooden trays with a bit of white vinegar and water after every use to keep the wood clean and safe for your next batch of food. Store the dehydrator in your shed or under a porch during the winter to keep the wood from getting too wet and to make sure the screen stays tight and strong.

Farmers Market this summer in Gilman, WI
03/16/2026

Farmers Market this summer in Gilman, WI

Eggs. Large &Extra large Free Range Eggs for sale.$3.00dz or 2/ $5.00Located at Raising Oaks Homestead 24651 122nd Ave...
02/28/2026

Eggs. Large &Extra large Free Range Eggs for sale.
$3.00dz or 2/ $5.00
Located at Raising Oaks Homestead 24651 122nd Ave Cadott, 54727 pick up at farm, or will deliver with in Cadott area or Cornell city limits.
Contact Darci Tiegs @ 715 313 0483 for any info or messenger.
Thanks for looking, the ladies are laying good, these eggs are eggcelent. Share, follow and like our post for updates.

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