7 Wonders Farm

02/11/2026

02/10/2026

I didn’t post this video right away.

A few weeks ago, a news crew came out to the farm and shared a story about what we’re dealing with this year. Before posting it, I read the comments elsewhere — and honestly, they were hard to take.

There were assumptions about farmers getting bailouts or grants (small farms like ours do not). Comments about how we should have “planned better,” as if anyone could predict record-breaking cold. Even questions about what we could possibly be growing this time of year — which was explained in the video.

Yes, we are growing food this time of year. Winter growing matters because it allows local food to remain available year-round, reduces reliance on long-distance shipping, and helps farms stay viable beyond a short growing season. It also keeps soil in production and supports food security in our local community.

It felt like a lot of hate directed at farmers simply for having a really tough year. And when you’re already exhausted, stressed, and carrying the weight of a bad season, that kind of negativity piles on fast.

I’ll be honest — it made me question everything. Why put in the time, money, and energy? Why not take a job with steady pay, insurance, paid vacations, better hours, and weekends off? Instead, we take on the risk and sometimes the criticism from people who don’t know us or our farm at all.

After sitting with it, I decided to share the video here anyway. Not for the critics — but for our customers and community. And maybe for their friends who still believe in small farms, local food, and the people behind it.

Thank you to those who support small farms, especially in the hard seasons. It truly matters more than you know. 🤍

https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/butler-county/oxford/farmer-says-costs-to-keep-crops-growing-in-bitter-cold-could-put-her-small-farm-at-risk

02/10/2026

The farm store is open 10–1, and we’re so excited to share what’s new!
We now have handmade crocheted animals and soft crocheted blankets waiting for their new homes! 🐙

And we also have freshly harvested spinach, lettuce, gourmet mix and herbs🌿

Stop by and take a look!

5872 Oxford Milford Rd, Somerville OH 45064

02/09/2026

Great news for everyone! Especially farmers ❤️

02/08/2026

We’re open at the farm store until 3 today! I’m here all afternoon and would love to see some friendly faces.
5872 Oxford Milford Rd 45064

Staying warm at home? The co-op is always open online, with delivery this Wednesday afternoon.

https://openfoodnetwork.net/7-wonders-farm-co-op/shop

02/08/2026

Did you know your farmer can bake? 👩‍🌾🍞
I’ve got zucchini bread in the farm store today! We’re open 10–3, so stop by and grab a loaf. Made using our own frozen zucchini—saved from summer just for this.

Did you try the frittata we made for the market yesterday? We still have all the ingredients in the store—eggs, sausage, gourmet mix, and onions.

There’s something pretty awesome about making meals 100% from homegrown ingredients 💚

What should we bake next? Drop your requests in the comments ⬇️

02/07/2026

I have a long list but I always have to search for a tape measure.

02/07/2026

As many of you may have seen on the news a member of our Community was injured in the line of duty. In order to provide any help we can to him and his family during this time we will be giving all the proceeds of his usual drink order to help cover any expenses! We hope for a speedy recovery!

02/06/2026

The Oxford Farmers Market is tomorrow! 🌱
Every Saturday, year-round, 9–12.
The market may be smaller this time of year, but it’s packed with everything you need for your meals—meats, veggies, mushrooms, baked goods, eggs, and more.
All local. All fresh. See you there!

02/05/2026

It’s still too early for home gardeners to start seeds — don’t say I didn’t warn you 😉
But in our greenhouses, the first seedlings have already popped up.
That means one thing: the 2026 season is officially underway 🌱

02/04/2026

The farm store will be closed Thursday, February 5th and will reopen Friday the 6th.
Guess how we’ll be spending the day?
Taking a rare day off and visiting Krohn Conservatory—farmers need plant field trips too 😄🌱
When was the last time you went?

02/04/2026

Lambing season 2026 is here.
Which means late nights, early mornings, constant checks, and that mix of exhaustion and awe only farmers understand.
Worth every minute when you see new life hit the straw 🐑