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08/08/2026

This was one of my favorites from the market today that someone put together, Flower Boquets are available at the Farm call Darci Tiegs @ 715 313 0483

These are some of the creations we made at and for the market, thanks to everyone who stopped by and supported my venue.
08/08/2026

These are some of the creations we made at and for the market, thanks to everyone who stopped by and supported my venue.

08/08/2026

Raising Oaks Homestead Produce & Flower Farm will be at the Cadott Farmers Market Saturday August 8th, 9- 12, we will have Build your own Boquets for $12 , bud vases for $8.
I supply it you make it... Bring your own vase if you want to.
🥬Yes I WILL BE BRINGING DILL
🥒CUCUMBERS
🌰 ONIONS
🥕 CARROTS
🥔POTATOES
🍓BEETS
🥬GREEN BEANS
🥚EGGS
💐FLOWERS

Flower Boquets are available at the Farm.$15. Sunflowers are starting to bloom ! Flowers don't wait to bloom for market ...
07/28/2026

Flower Boquets are available at the Farm.$15. Sunflowers are starting to bloom ! Flowers don't wait to bloom for market day, so come to the farm while they are fresh, available on the porch at the Homestead. 24651 122nd Ave Cadott

I don't know what this native w**d is, its grows along my fence lines, its a vine so it likes to climb, but the Japanese...
07/15/2026

I don't know what this native w**d is, its grows along my fence lines, its a vine so it likes to climb, but the Japanese Beetles love it more than my rasberry plants, so I'm leaving it as a trap plant. I used Benificial Nemotodes for the first time this year, $ 150 worth to cover my acreage, worth every penny. I have seen about a 90% decrease in Japanese Beetles.

Today's Harvest, early head of cabbage, Pea pods, 2 heads of broccoli and an onion. Making a stir fry! So thankful I ca...
07/04/2026

Today's Harvest, early head of cabbage, Pea pods, 2 heads of broccoli and an onion. Making a stir fry! So thankful I can just walk out my back door and shop for lunch. I priced it out and these Organic vegetables would cost around $13 at the grocery store. 😬😲. Now the seed for this cost less than $ 1 folks. However that doesn't include my time and energy. It's a no brainer.How is your garden growing? I'd love to see your pictures....

We had a great Farmers Market today at Lake Holcombe Sports and Rentals . The only thing I brought home was Kale 😅. Beet...
07/03/2026

We had a great Farmers Market today at Lake Holcombe Sports and Rentals . The only thing I brought home was Kale 😅.
Beets, Green Onions, Baby Reds Kohlrabi and Peaches were a hit. Thank you to everyone!
This market runs on Fridays 8 -12. Follow and like Raising Oaks Homestead for summer market dates 📅.

I found this so interesting, there really is a way to fix human error, and personally I find wood chips are amazing and ...
06/28/2026

I found this so interesting, there really is a way to fix human error, and personally I find wood chips are amazing and can do amazing things, and have done amazing things in my own garden and farm beds
2 min read ....
The "forever chemical" met something older.
PFAS — per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances — are the most stubborn pollutants humans have invented. They don't break down in sunlight, water, soil, or human bodies. They accumulate in blood, in liver tissue, in groundwater, and they stay there for decades. Maine's farm soils were contaminated by sludge spreading, firefighting foam, and industrial discharge. The state had thousands of acres where PFAS levels exceeded safety thresholds, and conventional remediation was a joke. You can't filter what doesn't degrade. You can't dig up what has already spread through the soil profile.
Maine's Department of Environmental Protection funded a project using wood-rot fungi mycelium to biologically break down PFAS. The mechanism is enzymatic. White-rot fungi — species like Phanerochaete chrysosporium — evolved to decompose lignin, one of the most complex and resistant organic polymers on Earth. Their enzymes, called laccases and peroxidases, cleave carbon-fluorine bonds that other organisms can't touch. The mycelium in this photo, spreading through mulch in a contaminated Aroostook County field, is literally digesting PFAS molecules and converting them into harmless byproducts.
The turkey in the background, foraging in the mist, is the proof. Before the mycelium treatment, this soil was too contaminated for agricultural use. Wildlife avoided it. The fungi broke down the PFAS over 18 months of managed treatment, and the soil now tests below detection thresholds for the most common PFAS variants. The turkey doesn't know about enzymatic degradation. It just knows the ground is safe to scratch again.
The second-order effect is agricultural. Maine's dairy industry was devastated by PFAS contamination in feed crops grown on sludge-amended soils. Farmers faced bankruptcy, herd culling, and permanent land loss. The mycelium treatment offers a path to recovery. It's not fast — it takes one to two growing seasons — but it's permanent. The fungi don't just bind PFAS. They destroy it. And the byproduct is improved soil structure, increased organic matter, and restored microbial diversity.
Other states are watching because Maine proved that the oldest technology on Earth — fungal decomposition — might be the only one capable of undoing our newest mistake.

06/27/2026

Market Day, Cadott Farmers Market 9 -12

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

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