Canby Acres

Canby Acres A true farm-to-table experience

09/03/2026

Back by popular demand! Chickens will be available in early November! Corn/Soy/GMO free!
Message to get on the reservation list!

Look what just showed up! We decided to offer one more round of chickens for the year. They will be ready for processing...
09/02/2026

Look what just showed up!

We decided to offer one more round of chickens for the year. They will be ready for processing around the beginning of November--Just in time for holiday hosting and hot chicken soup for cold nights šŸ¤¤

Send us a message if you want to get on the list for a few chickens for your freezer. About 20 available.

08/22/2026

Come support our next generation of family farmers!

Today's Auction Day!If you're headed to the Clackamas County Junior Livestock Auction, check out these amazing kids with...
08/22/2026

Today's Auction Day!
If you're headed to the Clackamas County Junior Livestock Auction, check out these amazing kids with their animals!

Tabitha is #22 with her market goat, weighing in at 97 #.

Amelia is #31 with her reserve champion turkey, weighing in at 37.3 #.

Isaiah is #226, with his market rabbit pen, and a cumulative weight of 15 #.

They would love to come say hi, thank you for your support, and for being a huge part of their 4-H journey!

As always, if you are unable to bid, they have an opportunity to add on a flat amount to their auction proceeds, which is also a huge blessing. The links for add ons:

Tabitha
https://www.ccjla.org/add-ons/p/xsm7dcljasp2d2y-jk9dd-ghzlj-4h2x2-kabcs-fn3ag-grxec-t2d98-lc8ey-dktw5-x4wtk-ate4j-f7erl?rq=Richard

Amelia
https://www.ccjla.org/add-ons/p/xsm7dcljasp2d2y-jk9dd-ghzlj-4h2x2-kabcs-fn3ag-grxec-t2d98-lc8ey-dktw5-x4wtk?rq=Richard

Isaiah https://www.ccjla.org/add-ons/p/xsm7dcljasp2d2y-jk9dd-ghzlj-4h2x2-kabcs-fn3ag-grxec-t2d98-lc8ey-dktw5-x4wtk-ate4j?rq=Richard

Fair time is almost here!Here at Canby Acres we have three 4-H youth that would love to invite you to attend the Clackam...
08/15/2026

Fair time is almost here!

Here at Canby Acres we have three 4-H youth that would love to invite you to attend the Clackamas County Junior Livestock Auction!
Whether you would be willing to register as a buyer, contribute with an "add on" (a flat amount added on to the final auction proceeds of their animal) or just show up to cheer them on, they would love to say hi!
Each of them have worked really hard preparing their animals to be in top shape, building routines, responsibility and character through the day to day chores and doing the hard thing even when they don't feel like it. These lessons will definitely carry over in other aspects of life, which is why we strive to support our next generation that will continue to show up and steward our farm and ultimately, our country.

Clackamas County Fair is August 18-22, and the auction is on the 22nd, starting at noon

Link for buyer registration:

https://www.ccjla.org/buyer-registration

Link for add on contributions (search by last name, Richard, and first names Tabitha, Isaiah and Amelia):

https://www.ccjla.org/add-ons

I'm so excited! A friend let me forage on their property and I was able to score a good amount of goldenrod for tincturi...
08/01/2026

I'm so excited! A friend let me forage on their property and I was able to score a good amount of goldenrod for tincturing and drying for later use! Although Goldenrod is often blamed for allergies, it's lookalike, Ragweed, is the one with wind-blown irritating pollen. Goldenrod pollen is heavy and spread by insects rather than wind, making it pretty difficult to trigger symptoms of hay fever without intentionally putting your nose right up to the flowers and inhaling deeply.

Goldenrod is actually an effective remedy for upper respiratory inflammation and congestion, rhinitis, seasonal allergy, sinus infection, colds and influenza. Just be careful as it does act as a diuretic, and is not safe during pregnancy.

Don't let your nasturtium flowers go to waste! Besides adding a sweet 'n spicy kick to a salad, the leaves and flowers a...
07/25/2026

Don't let your nasturtium flowers go to waste! Besides adding a sweet 'n spicy kick to a salad, the leaves and flowers also pack a health punch with antibiotic properties fresh, dried or tinctured!
I'm personally making a tincture for me and drying the rest to blend with dried oregano, thyme and rosemary to make a glycerite for my pickier household members who won't use tinctures.

A glycerite is another extraction medium using food grade vegetable glycerine. It doesn't extract all the same components as alcohol does in a tincture, and you need to start with dried materials rather than fresh, but is sweet and more child friendly. Once it has finished its 6-8 week extraction period and I've strained out the plant matter, I'll probably keep it in the fridge just to give it a longer shelf life. At room temperature in a cool, dark area, a glycerite can last up to 2 years, but in the fridge it can last much longer.

I so missed this daily garden visit excitement!
07/18/2026

I so missed this daily garden visit excitement!

First of the season, and many more to come! I'm hoping by early/mid August we will be able to offer 20 # flats for sale ...
07/14/2026

First of the season, and many more to come! I'm hoping by early/mid August we will be able to offer 20 # flats for sale of mixed or canning/sauce tomatoes.

In case inquiring minds want to know what I'm harvesting for the coming year's supply, here's a sneak peak of some of wh...
07/12/2026

In case inquiring minds want to know what I'm harvesting for the coming year's supply, here's a sneak peak of some of what's ready to forage in bulk!

Heal all (prunella vulgaris): use in balms for topical healing or in teas for reducing inflammation, soothing sore throats and healing mouth ulcers

Chamomile (Matricaria recutita): use topically in infused oils for burns, or as a tea for relaxation and digestion

Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare): can be tinctured, used in a tea or infused in an oil for topical use. Dries out excess mucous or moisture in the body, soothe coughs, reduce inflammation, and calm the nerves.

Clover- both white and red (genus Trifolium): can be tinctured or flowers dried for tea for female hormone support, as well as respiratory and heart support.

(Not in picture but drying in the dehydrator)

Plantain (Plantago major): powerhouse healing herb I infuse in oil for almost any skin ailment.

Nasturtium (Tropaeolum): can be eaten fresh in salads, used as a poultice, dried for tea or glycerites, or tinctured. Also has a gentle antibiotic reaction makes it ideal for treating minor colds and flu, as it works well in clearing boosting the respiratory system

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