Steele Farm

10/21/2025

This was our second year doing a float for the Halloween Parade. Looney Tunes was a fun one!

04/23/2023

This Earth Day weekend we are working hard to get the hides ready for next month's Drum Making Workshop. May 20 & 21

Use this link https://steele-farm.square.site/product/drum-making/28?cs=true&cst=custom to put your deposit down so your spot is secured.

09/30/2022

There are still some spots open for the drum making workshop on October 8th, 2022. Use the link below to secure your spot and make your own amazing drum.

https://steele-farm.square.site/product/drum-making/28?cs=true&cst=custom

07/02/2022

FRESH LETTUCE FOR SALE🥬
Mixed varieties of loose leaf lettuce
✅ Farm fresh
✅ Pesticide/Insecticide free
✅ As local as you can get

01/25/2022

Hoping to support this PA farm and get some more natives in the ground this Spring!

Plants that are native to an area provide the most benefit for the local ecosystem, providing food and habitat for pollinators like butterflies, as well as birds.
To get mature plants, it is faster and easiest to work with bare root seedlings, roots, and corms, as opposed to starting from seeds.
Here are some PA natives we offer that can be ordered now, and delivered or picked up whenever you like from now until May.
You can order from our web site, www.HilltopHollowFarm.com
Most plants are $4.95 or less for 10 or more. ......
Bayberry. Myrica pennsylvanica, dioecious(species)
Black Chokeberry. Aronia melanocarpa (species)
Black Cohosh. Cimicifuga Racemosa (species)
Bloodroot. Sanguinaria canadensis (species)
Blazing Star. Liatris spicata (species)
Bayberry. Myrica pennsylvanica (species)
Blue Cardinal Flower Lobelia siphilitica (species)
Blue Cohosh Caulophyllum thalictroides (species)
Buttonbush. Cephalanthus occidentalis (species)
Cardinal Flower Lobelia cardinalis (species)
Coralberry. Symphoricarpos orbiculatus (species)
Dogwood, Red Osier. Cornus stolonifera (species)
Dogwood, Silky. Cornus amomom (species)
Elderberry. Black, or common Sambucus nigra ssp. canadensis
Fern, Christmas. Polystichum acrostichoides (species)
Fern, Cinnamon. Osmunda cinnamomeum (species)
Fern, Royal. Osmunda regalis (species)
Hazelnut, American. Filbert Corylus americana (species)
Joe Pye W**d. Eutrochium purpureum (species)
Magnolia, Sweet Bay. Magnolia virginiana (species)
Ninebark. Physocarpus opulifolius (species)
Plum, American. Prunus americana (species)
Redbud. Cercis canadensis (species)
River Birch. Betula nigra (species)
Serviceberry-Shadbush. Amelanchier canadensis (species)
Spicebush. Lindera benzoin, dioecious (species)
Sweetshrub. Calycanthus floridus (species)
Trillium, Red. Trillium erectum (species)
Trillium, White. Trillium grandiflorum (species)
Viburnum, Arrowwood. Viburnum dentatum (species)
Viburnum, Highbush Cranberry, American. Viburnum trilobum (species)
Virginia Bluebell Mertensia virginica (species)
Wild Ginger Asarum canadense (species)
Willow, P***y. Salix discolor (species)
Winterberry. Ilex verticillata, dioecious (species)
Witchhazel. Hamammelis virginiana (species)
Some plants are dioecious, meaning separate male and female plants. If you want fruit or berries from the dioecious ones (Bayberry, Winterberry, Spicebush in this list) make sure to plant at least several to make sure you have males and females.

12/02/2021

We are in full swing of the 2021 pine season. :)
And our WEBSTORE is LIVE for the first time ever!
https://steele-farm.square.site
Click Shop Now to see all the goodies.

11/22/2021

We really need to rethink our current food systems.
Farmers should be able make a living feeding you!

DON'T BLAME THE FARMER! While the cost of this year's Thanksgiving meal will be up, recurring research by NFU (National Farmers Union) makes clear that the 'farm gate' prices farmers receive are NOT the culprit. Instead, corporate monopolies are the ones raiding your wallet!
Most farmers receive just a tiny percentage of the retail food dollar. NFU researchers have charted the 'Farmer's Share' of the retail food dollar for decades. NFU calculates - that on average - farmers receive just 14.3 cents out of every Food Dollar.
"According to USDA, off-farm costs, including marketing, processing, wholesaling, distribution and retailing, account for more than 80 cents of every food dollar spent in the United States."
We are longtime members of NFU, America's second-largest farmer's organization. This link provides additional examples of the big gaps between what you pay and what farmers receive. Caleb, Megan & Jim https://nfu.org/farmers-share/