The wait is almost over! Quarter Acre Farm is returning to the Easton Farmers’ Market this Saturday, April 4th, and we could not be more excited to see you and all our customers. Come find us in the middle of…
It has been a quiet few months here on the farm. After a long and satisfying 2025 season at the Easton Farmers’ Market, we spent the winter doing what we love to do in January and February: resting, planning, and…
September on the Eastern Shore is a season of overlap. The mornings call for a sweatshirt, the afternoons remind you that summer hasn’t let go, and the skies fill with the sound of migrating geese. It’s that sweet spot of…
September has arrived, and while the days are still warm, fall planting season is starting to slip away. Right now is the time to get your fall and winter garden growing. With cooler evenings, softer sunlight, and soil still warm…
If you’ve never had a tomatillo, you might think they’re just a green tomato in a papery husk but oh, they are so much more. Tomatillos are the unsung heroes of summer, offering a tangy, citrusy brightness that can turn…
We’re gliding into August with a noticeable shift. The cooler weather has rolled in and brought a bit of pep back to our step. The fields are thriving. It’s easier to work without the thick humidity, and the tomatoes? They’re…
There’s a rhythm to this time of year: one minute it’s blazing sun, the next it’s a thunderstorm crashing through the trees. At Quarter Acre Farm, we’ve been moving to that beat: ducking between raindrops, harvesting juicy cherry tomatoes, transplanting…
Dads love a good project, a great meal, and a pun that makes everyone groan. Lucky for you, we’ve got all three covered this Saturday at the Easton farmers’ market. First Up: The Garden Goodies After a long spring of…
Spring is fully underway here at Quarter Acre Farm, and we’re deep in the rhythm of the season. We are continually starting seeds, potting up seedlings, prepping beds, planting tomatoes out in the field, and making sure there’s something fresh…
There’s nothing quite like the buzz of a Saturday morning at the Easton farmers’ market. The air smells like fresh flowers, breakfast tacos, and possibility. It’s not just about shopping, it’s about community, connection, and the joy of eating something…