Spring is in the air, and that means it’s almost time for the Easton Farmers’ Market to open for the season! On Saturday, April 12, we’ll be back at the market, bringing you vibrant organic seedlings and delicious food. We…
In the winter we slow down a bit and we are not out in the public much, but behind the scenes life at Quarter Acre Farm keeps chugging along. While the fields rested, we’ve been hard at work preparing for…
Last week we got the first of our cherry tomatoes transplanted into the field. To prepare our field we use our Grillo walking tractor to rototill the soil and incorporate all the remaining dried plant material that remains from having…
The warm weather has arrived and it feels like summer! Making this a perfect time to roll out our summer seedling crops. Now we know these days of reaching almost 90 degrees are just a little teaser for the coming…
Thanks to everyone that came out to our first farmers’ market of the 2024 season. It was great to see our regulars and get back to our “normal” Saturday morning routine of selling seedlings and slinging tacos. The April weather…
As a vegetable farm we use a lot of seeds. Some seeds we plant directly into the soil out in the field but most of our seeds are started in the greenhouse. The seeds we start in the greenhouse grow…
In less than a month, on April 20th we will be back at the Saturday Easton farmers’ market slinging tacos and selling seedlings. It feels like forever since we have set up our booth, but at the same time winter…
It is the end of the season for our seedlings so we are having a 50% off sale, making all our seedlings just $2 each. We have some great late summer herb and flower seedlings like deep purple basil and…
Today, June 21st is the official first day of summer and many folks feel like if they have not started their garden yet, it is too late. But don’t worry you are not too late to start your garden or…
The farm and the greenhouse are bustling! This is the time of year where we are constantly shuffling trays of plants around. From starting more seeds to potting up teeny weeny transplants into larger containers to moving the trays out…