The wait is finally over, the Easton Farmers’ Market kicks off this Saturday, April 12th, and we’re coming in hot with seedlings, tacos, and a few tasty surprises. At Quarter Acre Farm, we’ve been hard at work planting, prepping, and…
To help out with your holiday shopping this week, all our merch is 25% off. We have two styles of t-shirts, french terry crew neck sweatshirts, a stylish grey Adidas hat, and our colorful canvas market tote bag showing our…
We took advantage of the lovely Sunday weather and started to plant our heirloom garlic. We got four 100 foot beds planted and we plan to get more in the ground in a few weeks. By spacing out the planting…
We grew peanuts for the first time this year. This was a bit of an experiment for us but we had a bountiful harvest a couple of weeks ago and have been letting them dry. Well, now they are ready…
It is hot out there and the forecast is calling for the heat to continue. We are doing our best to stay cool by just working outside in the early morning and the evening. Retreating to the farm office during…
We have been having some beautiful summer weather here on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and with that comes questions on when our tomato harvest will begin. Well, it is hard to know exactly when, as plants have a mind…
It is garlic scape season! We along with many of our customers can’t wait each year for this short but flavorful season. Garlic scapes are the flower buds of the hardneck garlic plant and are only available in the late…
This Saturday, December 16th will be our last Easton Farmers Market for the season. So to celebrate the end of a great season we are having a Stock Up Sale to help you fill your pantry until we see you…
This Saturday, November 25th is our annual Post-Thanksgiving Brunch at the Easton Farmers Market from 8am to 1pm. Tired of turkey, have guests visiting, and wanna get out of the house? Bring them out for tacos, quesadillas, hot soup, fresh…
Our luffa sponges are now available, these wonderful sponges were grown right here on our farm! Luffas are members of the gourd family, originally from China. This year their long trailing vines grew out of their bed into our sweet…