Bialas Farms

08/29/2026

Bialas Farm Stand
75 Celery Ave, New Hampton
Open now until 2 pm with Blackrock Baker

08/29/2026

This is what summer tastes like. 🍉

Homegrown watermelon, picked right here on the farm.

And there’s not a mountain of it — so don’t wait!

Come grab one at the Farm Stand before they’re gone. ❤️

Bialas Farm Stand
75 Celery Ave, New Hampton
Saturday, 9-2

08/28/2026

Reminder… this is so easy!

08/28/2026

08/28/2026

Nothing stops the Farm Girls from getting the work done! 💪🌱

We have THREE kinds of lettuce for you this weekend — all expertly hand-picked by ladies who were born and raised right here on Celery Avenue. 🥬

Hyper-local. Impeccably fresh. That’s how we roll. ❤️

Bialas Farm Stand
Inside the Barn — ☔️ or ☀️
📍 75 Celery Ave, New Hampton

⏰ Friday & Saturday 9–2
⏰ Tuesday 3–6:30

Come see us and take home something fresh from the farm!

08/27/2026

It's the anniversary of Hurricane Irene and T.S. Lee. These storms hit us hard within a 2-week span back in 2011. This anniversary holds a deeply emotional place in our hearts and minds because we lost everything that year.

In the moment, and for at least the next month, it SEEMED like we lost everything. But as more and more friends came through to support us with food, cleaning supplies, helpful hands, and open ears, we knew that we most definitely did NOT lose everything.

The people in our lives mean so much more than any piece of furniture or crop of potatoes.

That being said, we didn't have power for the longest time. I learned how to grill most foods that year and I haven't looked back. Although, even now when I look down at my feet sometimes, I DO remember standing in ankle deep flood-waters and grilling sausage and peppers so the whole family could eat a meal together.

Food is love and it's meant to be shared!

Salad Pizza. If I had even suggested such a thing when I was a teen, my parents would have looked at me as though I had two heads. Pizza is crust, sauce,

08/27/2026

You can be perfectly happy with a recipe cooked as written using supermarket ingredients.

Farmer Sonny’s carrots take things to a much higher level.

Try them once and you’ll see!

Bialas Farm Stand
75 Celery Ave, New Hampton
Fri & Sat 9-2
Tues 3-6:30

How do YOU feel about Sonny’s Carrots 🥕?
Let us know in the comments, and be sure to share this post.

Everyone needs to eat, and locally grown is always best 💚

08/27/2026

Sharing for our friends…

We farmers work our tails off every year, but farming is not without risk. Please be considerate and understanding, and ALWAYS SUPPORT LOCALLY GROWN!

It’s not just the orchards that had issues with weather this year.

Hello Soons friends & family,

This is what the April freeze did to our apple crop. 🍎

We want to show you what this loss actually looks like.

These 2½ crates—approximately 100 pounds—are our entire Gingergold apple crop for 2026.

In a typical year, we would harvest approximately 19,200 pounds of Gingergold.

19,200 pounds.

This year: 100 pounds.

That is a loss of more than 99% of our Gingergold crop.

And Gingergold is only one variety. The April freeze caused devastating damage throughout the orchard, affecting the apples we depend on for our fresh fruit, our bakery, our cider, and so much of what makes this farm what it is.

We know that seeing a photograph of a damaged orchard doesn’t always make the magnitude of the loss easy to understand. So we want to put it into numbers.

19,200 pounds → 100 pounds.

That is the reality of this year’s Gingergold harvest.

For a family farm, a loss of this magnitude isn’t simply a difficult season. It has serious financial consequences and puts the future of the farm at risk.

This could potentially be a farm-ending season for us.

We don’t share that lightly.

We share it because we want our community to understand what happened here this spring—and why your support of local agriculture matters more than ever.

When you visit the farm, buy a bag of apples, stop for cider, purchase something from our bakery, attend an event, or simply share our posts with a friend, you are helping support a local family farm through an incredibly difficult year.

We are grateful for every person who has supported us through the good harvests and the difficult ones.

Thank you for understanding.
Thank you for caring.
And most importantly, thank you for continuing to show up for our farm. ❤️

🍎 Soons Orchards — farming since 1910.

08/26/2026

🌱Keep your mint contained in a large planter, and don’t be afraid to be merciless with trimming it back when necessary.

You’re welcome 😉

08/26/2026

Just a little bit of hump day fun here at the farm!

Leeks are so long they don’t even fit in a crate.

See you Friday and Saturday, 9am - 2pm, inside the barn at Bialas Farms.
📍75 Celery Ave, New Hampton