Mann Family Farm

11/17/2022

07/24/2022

Bees are busy!! Makes me happy knowing there are zero and I mean zero chemicals used here so the bees won’t get hurt living their best lives

07/19/2022

Been a long time since a post. We have some veggies coming in. Mostly squash. Our whole sale buyer gets the buy first. After that we will have a squash stand set up by the road if we have extras. Plans for next season are already being developed to provide a large variety of fruit and Veg. With the drought this year everything is growing so slow.

05/31/2022

Before during and after. This is a hugelkultur mound. Will be planting herbs here!! 

05/28/2022

And let the 2022 crop season start!
We got,
Snap peas, green beans, 5 different types of squash, eggplant, corn, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, onions, radish, lettuce, turnips, leeks, few types of cucumbers, okra, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, 4 types of melons and pumpkins!!!

07/10/2021

Big changes happening. I know we haven’t been posting much. We are focusing on some big plans for next year. Stay tuned it’s going to be good!!

04/28/2021

Prepping the rows! We are using old school tools and new school thoughts! We are digging down this year on our walk ways and will fill them with wood chips. This has many positives and negatives of course.

Yet the way we look at it is building soil. The wood chips will pull some N but will also hold water. Meanwhile they will slowly be breaking down to replace the soil we moved and will feed the microbes in the soil!

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02/14/2021

It’s been awhile since we have posted updates. Don’t worry things are still rolling. We are lambing. DD our flashy white girl tossed a massive ewe for her first baby!! Pigs farrowing pen is up and pigs are starting to have some milk come in! Crop planning has happened. We will be cutting out some crops for this year to try and focus more on the summer only crops people love. Going to be a great year!

01/15/2021

Amazing!!! Great hot sauce from GIGIs country store in Wilton. Link will be in the comments!! A % of all sales goes to help vets as well! So it’s a win win if you like some spice!!

12/16/2020

No matter the situation, the weather or the time. Farmers and their family’s have to tend to their animals. Without them they will die. If they die so will the farmer. Proper treatment and care is always most important. Farmers expose themselves to terrible conditions to provide their animals a happy life. Farmers do care about their animals. Those animals are family. That family provides and they are sad when they struggle. The farmer struggles with them. The farmer will be there for birth, for sickness, for good health for bad days. What some people don’t understand is yes they might be food but farmers care about their food because that food is family and takes care of their family. It is often a thankless job by society but farmers don’t need that thank. All they need is the rub or bump from their animal to know they are happy and thanking them

11/01/2020

Cannot speak higher than what I feel about LeMays & Sons. Best experience with dropping animals off. They where busy yet still beyond professional and where super nice!!! Anyone looking to buy please stop by their store!!!