Old Path Farm

Old Path Farm family farm producing naturally grown heirloom vegetables, pastures poultry, and grass-fed lamb.

Finally finished digging my purple sweet potatoes. I have the heat cranked up to 85 in the milkhouse where they are bein...
10/11/2024

Finally finished digging my purple sweet potatoes. I have the heat cranked up to 85 in the milkhouse where they are being cured for a couple weeks. Hopefully i can convince them that they are in the tropics.

It's a beautiful harvest day! See you at theTitusville Open Air Market with tomatoes, peppers, potatoes, squash, lima be...
10/04/2024

It's a beautiful harvest day! See you at theTitusville Open Air Market with tomatoes, peppers, potatoes, squash, lima beans, and pumpkins.

Picking peaches for the Titusville Open Air Market tomorrow. Garden Kitty helped;).
08/16/2024

Picking peaches for the Titusville Open Air Market tomorrow. Garden Kitty helped;).

Old Path Farm will be at the City Hall parking lot tomorrow afternoon with the Open Air Market. Heirloom tomatoes are ...
08/14/2024

Old Path Farm will be at the City Hall parking lot tomorrow afternoon with the Open Air Market. Heirloom tomatoes are ripe! We'll have tomatoes, fresh picked sweet corn, and lots more!

Not all of us are enjoying the heat today, but the blackberries sure are! See you later today with fresh picked blackber...
08/01/2024

Not all of us are enjoying the heat today, but the blackberries sure are! See you later today with fresh picked blackberries. We'll be at Robert's Grove Park with the Titusville Open Air Market.

Pristine apples are the earliest variety in our orchard and one of the most beautiful. We will have them for sale this ...
07/26/2024

Pristine apples are the earliest variety in our orchard and one of the most beautiful. We will have them for sale this week at Titusville. They are crisp and juicy!

02/26/2021

Here is an update on the farm. The reason we were not at many markets last summer is NOT that we were afraid of covid. We have been busy trying to remodel our house to get rid of mold. Our house is over 100 years old and has had leaky roofs in the past and improper ventilation. So basically, it's like tearing down an old house and building a new one little by little while still living in it. We are only part way done but already our health has improved. If you have unexplained autoimmune symptoms I highly recommend you check your home for mold. Several of our family members have been tested for Lymes and other auto immune diseases repeatedly since moving here ten years ago. Symptoms include migraines, joint pain, muscle aches and rashes. It wasn't until I had a very severe bout of inflammation a couple of years ago (with no help from doctors), that I finally went to a naturopath who said I had mold sickness. I had been sorting tomatoes in our second kitchen when it hit, which had lots of mold under the sink and also behind the cabinets. When we realized the scope of the project, we seriously considered tearing the whole house down and building a new one. That would have been simpler but too expensive (and where to live?). We really hated to give up our farm after 10 years of improving the soil and planting orchards, etc. But God is good. We managed to replace our almost 50 year old roof last fall with a new metal roof. We are hoping that logging our woods will provide funds for new siding that the house desperately needs.
The good news is that taking time off of market gardening has been an opportunity to reassess our goals. We have decided to get back to what we really love which is saving seed. Joanna started saving bean seed last year, and now has a couple dozen varieties. I experimented with some herbs, and greens, and einkorn (heirloom wheat) and we have been saving Oaxacan green dent corn for many years now. We are hoping to start an Etsey shop to sell seed this fall. Also hoping for a little relaxing family time between remodeling and gardening. We will try to update this page with gardening pictures from time to time. We probably won't be at market but will let you know when we have produce for sale if you want to come to the farm. We have scaled down our flock to make life easier but will still be taking orders for custom lamb available in September. Looking forward to spring and hope you are too. GOD bless.

Now taking custom orders for Grass-fed lamb. Ready for pick up at Fields in September. Cost $4.50 per pound hanging weig...
07/27/2020

Now taking custom orders for Grass-fed lamb. Ready for pick up at Fields in September. Cost $4.50 per pound hanging weight plus processing (Same as last year).

We have been enjoying these crunchy sweet carrots from the high tunnel. They have to go to make room for planting tomato...
05/22/2020

We have been enjoying these crunchy sweet carrots from the high tunnel. They have to go to make room for planting tomatoes. $3 per bunch

05/21/2020

A swarm of bees in May is worth a load of hay
A swarm of bees in June is worth a silver spoon
A swarm of bees in July is not worth a fly
(an old English song)

I'm pretty sure a load of hay is just as good as a silver spoon.

Looks like a stir fry night!
05/16/2020

Looks like a stir fry night!

05/03/2020

Some baby animal videos taken this week on Old Path Farm.

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9913 Grove Rd
Guys Mills, PA
16327

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