Twisted Trails Farm

06/04/2026

Happy Thursday!!

Fresh baked breads and muffins are in the farmstand this morning along with lots of other goodies!

Thank you so much for supporting local.

Have a blessed day!

05/28/2026

Happy Thursday!

Fresh baked breads, muffins, cinnamon rolls and banana cakes are in the farmstand.

After morning chores I’ll get more eggs and fresh produce out.

Thank you and have a beautiful day!!

05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day! 🇱🇷

Just finished stocking the farmstand with fresh organic produce from our garden.

This will be the last of the peas. We have kale, collards, carrots, beets and romaine lettuce. Fresh chicken and duck eggs and more.

Stop and grab some goodies for your festivities today. Enjoy!!

05/22/2026

We are open on this rainy day so be sure to stop by for some fresh baked goods, produce and eggs.

Stay safe and have a good day!!

05/21/2026

Happy Thursday!!

So thankful for the rain we’ve received.

We have fresh baked breads out this morning. Due to an appointment yesterday I will be baking muffins and cinnamon rolls today. They will go out late in the day today or tomorrow morning.

With the temps getting much warmer cinnamon rolls in the farmstand will look much different. They will not have cream cheese frosting on them but there will be containers of cream cheese in the fridge for you to take if you’d like. Please one container per package of cinnamon rolls to make sure everyone gets one. Thank you in advance.

There is fresh eggs, greens mix and romaine lettuce in the fridge. Fresh peas…out of kale and collards, we’ll see if there is any big enough to pick tomorrow.

Elderberry shots are back! Find those in the fridge.
We also have a couple new scents of goats milk soap and body butters along with the favorites. There are a few herbal salves out, checkout website or Etsy shop for full collection.

Thank you for your continued support of our small family farm business. Have a beautiful day!

05/20/2026

Beetroot is a real powerhouse when it comes to nutrients and benefits of this cool crop root vegetable.

It is a very versatile vegetable as well…eat it raw (shredded in salad), cooked (steamed, boiled or roasted), juiced, or pickled….my favorite. I also like to freeze dry it and powder to add to smoothies and desserts….be creative. Nutritious natural dye for red velvet.

Don’t forget about those beet greens!! They can be eaten like spinach in salads or cooked. I freeze dry them as well and powder to add to greens mix. Add to omelets, smoothies and more.

This has not been an easy crop for me to grow. The first few years they just didn’t grow well and wild bunnies did not help with that! But as we have built up our soil and added a few more cats…this year has provided us with a beautiful crop this year. Looking forward to the next two succession plantings.

*beetroot * beets * nutrient dense * cool crop * root vegetable * gardening * grow what you eat * just grow *

05/19/2026

Good morning!!

Just restocked fresh picked organic peas, kale, greens mix and romaine lettuce.

I’ll will add more eggs shortly.

Really hoping for some rain 🤞🏻🤞🏻

Have a wonderful start to your week.

05/16/2026

We had a beautiful crop of spinach this spring. We enjoyed lots of fresh eating, froze some, freeze dried some and shared lots in the farmstand.

It’s season came to an end as it bolted. So out it came to make room for the peppers that need transplanted out of the greenhouse. Peas are still going strong but we will plant in front of them.

Added bunny berries and top dressed with our aged compost. Compost contains clean outs from chicken and duck coops, goat shelter, spent hay and straw, wood chips, garden scraps, grass clippings, feathers and whatever is not wanted during animal processing. Aged for about a year until everything is good and broke down. I do not sift…no time for that! I run my hands through to get anything that may still be too big…mostly a few sticks that still haven’t broke down. It is beautiful.

Covered walk ways with cardboard and wood chips to help suppress weeds, retain moisture and encourage beneficial worm activity.

Now we are ready to transplant those peppers from the greenhouse!! Once they are established and peas have come out we’ll sow bush beans, which makes a great companion plant for the peppers.

It’s all about feeding the soil naturally so it feeds our plants who feed us. Know Natural Living is our motto. We are always learning and growing.

^ gardening * garden life * build soil * organic gardening * grow food * feed your soul and body * know natural living *

05/15/2026

05/14/2026

Good morning beautiful people!!

The farmstand is stocked with fresh baked breads and muffins this morning!!

There is lots of fresh produce as well.

Be sure to check out our preserves, herbal salves and goat’s milk soaps.

Thank you for all your love and support! Have a blessed day.