Nastrom's Needles Tree Farm

10/10/2026

Chestnuts are falling, and it's tough to get them before the deer, squirrels, and raccoons. If you are interested in coming out to buy some, please let us know. They are $4/lb.

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09/15/2026

Sad news from the farm - the farmer's wife, Sandy, passed away this morning. Thank you all for the kind thoughts & prayers, during this difficult time.

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07/24/2026

Farmer update - his mobility got so bad that he changed his bone spur/back surgery to last Friday. He has been slowly getting around with a walker, but today was able to go outside with only a cane. Thank you for all of the prayers.

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07/01/2026

Wishing you and yours a Happy and Safe 4th of July. God Bless America!

06/26/2026

Update - Farmer Rod made it through his second round of heavy chemo with flying colors. His blood numbers have improved. The power of prayer and positive thoughts! He is scheduled for some minor back surgery in August, to remove some bone spurs pressing on the nerves in both legs. But, until then, he is going to do some salmon fishing with his son out in the ocean. Thank you to everyone for their prayers and kind words.

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06/01/2026

Latest update on the farmer - shoulder is continuing to heal. First round of chemo went well. His blood numbers have improved, but the doctor would like to see more improvement, so tomorrow he begins another 7-day round of heavy chemo. His positive attitude and strong will keep him going. He was out trimming trees with the pole saw last week, and enjoying all of his rhododendrons in bloom. Thank you for all of the prayers!

04/24/2026

Just to give you an update on the farmer - he had his shoulder replaced just over a month ago. He is healing pretty well from that, and has started physical therapy.

But, the surgery has flared up his cancer again, and beginning Tuesday he will have 7-days straight of heavy chemo. Prayers that the chemo does it's job and the farmer starts to get the pep-in-his-step back.

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