Facts From The Farm

Thankful for November: A Celebration of Gratitude and Family Traditions

As a fourth-generation farmer, standing on our family farm, I’m reminded of the sacrifices made by our grandparents and parents for the sake

Fall into October and the Pre-Thanksgiving Prep

October is the first full month of fall, putting autumn into full swing. Each year, I hope for late frosts so the harvesting can continue as

August is a Time for Sweet Corn Goodness

When you purchase from area farms, it's a simple two-step from farm to table. With each succeeding generation, there seem to be fewer home g

Celebrating June and All It Has to Offer

June is National Dairy Month, established initially as a grocery/milk promotion in 1937.

You “May” be Surprised by When to Plant this May

Plant annual flowers and vegetables that bear crops above ground during the moon's light. In other words, plant from the first day of the n

Egg-Citing Facts From the Farm

Eggs were grossly attacked back in the 1960s by experts saying we need to eat a low-fat, high-carb diet. This was designed to put processed

Pennsylvania Farm Acts & Laws

arming represents the backbone of Pennsylvania's heritage, with 52,000 farms and 7.3 million acres of farmland, with the average farm acreag

A December Wrap-Up

Christmas is a holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus. Hanukkah is the eight-day Jewish celebration, and Kwanza celebrates African American

“Talking Turkey” Down on the Farm

November is an important month for our family farm, and it’s all about the joys brought to the table. November starts with the two-day celeb

Why Good Sources of Protein Are Important

By Ron Eichner Hi folks, September is one of our four transition months as summer fades into fall each year. The autumn equinox occurs at...

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