Our Farm

This couple came here today toward the end of the day. It had been raining on and off and I was cold and wet, as was my help, John and Jordan. When they came back from the maze, the turtle maze, they said they found this baby snapping turtle in the entrance of the maze, the turtle maze! Jase, the guy with the beard has had experience raising a painted turtle and will try and raise this baby snapper, that he found in the turtle maze!

Corn update: As predicted in previous posts, today is the last day of corn for our stand. Considering we started 10 days later than last year, it’s been an excellent year. We’ve remained open for 57 straight days. But the quality is getting harder and harder to find out there. So although there’s a lot of over over ripe corn out there, I’d rather not sell it that way. Thank you to all of you that patronize our stand. We truly appreciate the support we get. As we move on from the corn season, we will begin hosting schools during the week, and the public on weekends for pumpkins and fall activities. We look forward to a successful fall season and then a long winter to recharge the batteries.

Etse , who is from Ghana , and his 2 sons are going to be here on Sunday providing the sounds of Africa while you visit Our Farm.
They will wander around the maze, the u-pick pumpkin field, at the trebuchet before a launch, and on the wagon for the wagon rides. Close your eyes and you’ll think you’re in Africa.