Old Sword Farm and Tea Room

07/18/2016

So, since it was pouring down rain outdoors and I was stuck working indoors I decided to polish the copper bottoms of the pans. Dipping the cut end of a lemon into a small pile of salt and then scrubbing the pan, in small circular motions, with cut end of said lemon, worked great!!!

10/20/2015

Since you can't attend our corn maze or pumpkin patch this year, in lieu of a visit to Old Sword Farm, PM your mailing address and I'll send a collection of favorite Old Sword Farm and Tea Room recipes! (Through November 1st!)

08/14/2015

08/05/2015

Turkeys!!

07/06/2015

Kitchen renovations still taking place. SOOO looking forward to being complete! :)

03/14/2015

Looking forward to spring!

11/14/2014

There are still a few pumpkins left, (please call first), but we are winding up the season. Fields are harvested around here and we are beginning to button up for winter. (We had sleet yesterday afternoon and snow last night!) The planning stages of the next season of our CSA (Community Sustained Agriculture) program will begin in December. If you are interested, please message me for more information! I look forward to hearing from you.

10/27/2014

SPECIAL!! Pumpkins 3 for $10! While they last!

10/27/2014

SPECIAL!! Pumpkins 3 for $10!

03/05/2014

If you are interested in buying grass-fed beef this year, please message me. I am getting my yearly plan together and need to know how many head of beef to raise this year. I will be raising Black Angus. Message me with any questions. Open to anyone.

03/05/2014

If you are starting seeds indoors, remember that you will be watering them regularly, so keep that in mind when choosing how to label them. Try to find something waterproof. If you buy any food in a plastic container, (milk jug, honey jar, cheese dip), you can cut a strip, whatever size you want for a seed marker, and write on it in permanent marker. Saves $ and space in the landfill. (I did this to make guitar picks recently and it made a pleasant sound.) Hey, why not experiment? P.S. Can you tell I'm thinking spring! :)