Green Eagle Farm

06/07/2026

We've had an extremely busy spring here on the farm. We replaced the plastic on our plant starting hoophouse, had to repair damage/holes made by woodchuck in the hoophouse, transplanted several hundred strawberries, potted up many plant starts for sale, and spent many hours in the field. We're mostly done with our spring planting and now have to remain steadfast with watering and weeding. All of this while witnessing the return of the migrating birds and the vibrant wildlife that surrounds us. It is delicious and sometimes overwhelming. I am sure you can relate.
We have been visited by so many beautiful customers/friends at the Meridian farmers market. Each week my heart is filled with friendly exchanges. It is nectar for the soul to interact with so many fine folks and to pass along our stories, wisdom, and love.
This hummingbird in the photo is one of our nearest community members and has more to offer than you can imagine. It blows my mind how each of these tiny creatures plays a pivotal role in our understanding of the world, our day to day experiences, our survival. So to you and the hummingbird, I wish you enough food to build strength and to nourish your body, beauty to foster your senses, and the unlimited knowing of the right way--following the path of our ancestors.
As the last days of spring pass, may we all cherish the wee ones who make the world go round. Keep sharing your stories and supporting your local farmers. Blessed be.

05/30/2026

Market time. We've got plant starts, fresh flower bouquets, herbs, greens, rhubarb, and handmade items. Come by and see us at Meridian Township Farmers' Market.

05/22/2026

Come on out to the Meridian Township Farmers' Market tomorrow, rain or shine, and pick up your supplies for snacks, meals, and garden. We will have tomato, basil, and flower starts. Also, we will have beautiful iris bouquets, rhubarb, herbs, and more. Hope to see you there!

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

Hey kind friends. We will be at Meridian Township Farmers' Market tomorrow to start off our 2026 season!! We will be offering rhubarb, arugula, sorrel, oregano, chives, catnip, nettles, mustard greens, catnip, and lemon balm. Yes, it is May and our products are limited. But we intend to have plenty to offer throughout the season. Look for tomato, basil, and flower starts soon. We will have early beets and lettuce. The cold has hit our strawberries pretty hard...we were hoping for another year of filling our freezer and making jam. And our peach trees did not even flower this year. But i see fruit on the pear trees and the blueberries are in bloom and being visited by many bumblebees. I hope you are enjoying the return of the orioles and grosebeaks. I am always amazed by the beauty and splendor of the Baltimore oriole. Their vivid orange color makes me think of the tropics. Please stop by the market when you can and share your stories--we especially love to hear about your encounters with wildlife and how you use herbs, flowers, and vegetables. We are truly in this cycle of constant change and evolution...and the more we connect to our natural state, using our senses, taking time for observation and being a part of something bigger than us, the more we can open to creating a mutually beneficial interaction. It is the way...so celebrate the day and cherish your human and non-human allies.

04/24/2026

We will be starting our market season at Meridian Township Farmers' Market on Saturday May 9. Hope you see you there!

04/11/2026

In my last post I forgot to mention that we also have dedicated much of our time and energy into expanding our fruit production. We will definitely have rhubarb and paw-paws for sale again at market. We hope to have apples, pears, peaches, strawberries, honeyberries, currants, and blueberries too. There are a lot of variables that will determine what we offer. And if you are unfamiliar with growing food, growing fruit is an incredible challenge. However, we continue to add more fruit to our gardens every year. If the birds, bugs, fungus, or weather does not interfere with the harvest...you might see them on our tables at the market. Blessed be!

04/08/2026

It's been a while since we posted. We are welcoming spring and starting seeds, pruning, repairing a hoophouse, and prepping for the growing season. We will be attending the Meridian Farmers market in May and plan on being there most Saturdays. Our production team is currently just Steve and I and for those of you interested in getting your hands dirty please reach out. Our phone is listed or dm for more info. We could use the help! Stay tuned for our weekly offerings and amazing recipes we like to share. We have a couple of surprises in store, but mostly the bounty you are used to seeing up bring ie. lettuces, carrots, beets, garlic, green beans, tomatoes, parsley, basil, cilantro, dill, peppers, radishes. I(Chela) finished a 6 month herbalism course over the winter and will be offering more herbs for sale. Both culinary and medicinal. Let's stay healthy with the help of our plant allies. Happy eating and we look forward to seeing you soon.

02/26/2026

Please join us.

12/11/2025

If you are interested in getting some of my handmade art and craft products this holiday season please dm with inquiries. I've had a few folks come out to the farm to pick up items...and I am grateful for the support!! I have bandanas, table linens, and upcycled clothing printed with original hand carved linocuts. I have watercolor cards, handmade potholders, and organic dried tea. And I have a variety of totebags that are adorned with prints, embroidery, and naturally dyed fabric. Lastly, I have hand-beaded earrings and semi-precious stone bracelets.