Natural Health Family Farm

08/27/2012

I wanted to say thank you to everyone for continuing to follow us. We are all planted for the fall and the plants are growing nicely. The new climate controlled seedling and nursery rooms were worth the work and have produced a superior quality product. I will be updating with what is available and with new pictures soon.

06/07/2012

Here is a photo of some of the purple cauliflower being delivered to Dr. Franks office.

05/27/2012

Happy Memorial day weekend Everyone. I am doing my best to find a convenient time for everyone to make it to the farm and get the education and experience of what we are doing. Please give me feedback of what would fit your schedule so that I may adjust my hours if needed. Thank you.!!!

05/17/2012

05/17/2012

Here is a photo of my lunch today, well at least some componets of it. The farm is in full swing for tomatoes and lettuces for the summer along with eggplant, bell peppers herbs, spices, and others. Next Saturday the 26th from 9 to 12will be the first "open to everyone" day here at the farm. A note to let me know of your plan to arrive would be great. Please enjoy The recent photos . Thank you

04/13/2012

I wanted to say thank you to all of you whom I met at Chuck's super thursday in Temple Terrace this week. I enjoyed our conversations and would love some feedback on the produce. As well I would like your thoughts on things you might like to have me supply the store. Thank you all.

03/19/2012

Hello all. I wanted to start by thanking everyone for following the Farm and wanted to give an update. I have currently been supplying specialized produce to local restaraunts which has caused a decline in my ability to grow for local individuals and families. That has now changed. I am currently supplying roughly 20 families and with my redisign of the farm can accomodate 30 to 40 more for weekly baskets. I would like your input on the types of things you would like to receive for weekly or monthly deliveries. Currently I am growing; many varities of each of the following: tomatoes, cucumber, radishes, squash, lettuce, micro greens, herbs and spices, asian greens, chard, broccoli, cauliflower, onions, carrots, wheat grass, sprouts, and some others. Please provide me information on the things you like and if you would like more information on receiveing a weekly basket of produce. No timeline commitment is required and costs are $15-$30 a basket depending on content.

11/28/2011

Tomatoes are in full swing, along with winter lettuces and greens. The farm is looking beautiful and bountiful. Please let me know if you are interested in visiting the farm to learn more about what and how we do things here. I am looking to find a day to have groups visit to see the operation.

11/15/2011

I wanted to thank everyone for your continued support of the farm. The facedbook has been static here for quite some time due to limitied time on our part. The website for the farm is NHFFarms.com. IT is being developed currently into a webiste that can take credit card orders, and have baskets of your choosing delivered direct to your door. I will be giving weekly updates on what is coming. Thank you. C Ry

11/09/2010

11/09/2010

We have many heads of lettuce in the varities of Oak Leaf, Red Sails, Black Seed simpson, Mesclun mix, and Red Velvet ready for harvest, as well as leafy greens such as Swiss Chard and Red winter Kale.