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Right-Handed Traditions

In his article about farm equipment, Mac asked if anyone knows why horses (and, thereby, tractors) are traditionally mounted from the left. Thanks for all of your responses! We especially appreciated this very thorough response from Bill, a CSA member and friend of Elmwood Stock Farm: The tradition or custom of working, mounting, leading horses from […]

More Featured Pickup Locations for CSA

The Weekly Juicery (Lexington and Cincinnati locations): Elmwood Stock Farm partners with The Weekly Juicery in a few ways, CSA pickup being one. Pick up your Elmwood CSA share on Old Vine Street (Tuesdays) or in Palomar (Thurdays) in Lexington or on the square in Hyde Park, Cincinnati (Sundays). Stock up on The Weekly Juicery’s USDA-certified-organic juices […]

Savvy Little Seeds

Seeds are amazingly packaged little powerhouses of genetic potential. The whole gene-chromosome complex, commonly referred to as Mendelian Genetics, is just part of the story. How they store enough energy to get their roots and shoots started, how they protect all this in their unique form of biological amber, is quite remarkable in its own right. […]

New CSA Pickup Options for 2017

You’ve come to know Elmwood Stock Farm’s CSA farm-share program as a way to guarantee your access to fresh, certified-organic produce, meat and eggs for 22 weeks from May through September. We’ve been offering CSA for more than a decade, and we’ve learned quite a lot in that time! One thing we’ve learned is to listen […]

Finely Tuned Solar Collector

I like to think of Elmwood Stock Farm as a solar-powered food generator, yet it takes a vast array of equipment, implements, tools and gizmos to bring it to fruition. Caring for our diversity of crops and enterprises requires we perform a multitude of tasks. With a unique blend of old and new technologies, a […]

Common Wealth

Occasionally, we are asked, “Why would I join your CSA? I like to shop at the farmers market.” Our answer, in a word, is symbiosis; a mutually beneficial relationship by nature. By making the decision to pre-pay for your fresh, wholesome, organic food at the beginning of the farming season, you gain a sense of calm […]

Give a Little, Get a Lot

Lexington was home to some 1,200 like-minded farmers, educators and policy makers last week when the Southern Sustainable Agriculture Working Group’s (SSAWG, pronounced ”sawg,” like “log”) annual conference returned to the Bluegrass. We were excited to be with fellow farmers from throughout the Southeast who we only see once a year, at SSAWG. It takes […]

Eternal Optimism

We had a short break and enjoyed time with family, friends and the fireplace over the holidays. We hope you did, as well. It does seem easier to get more rest when it gets dark a little after 5 each day. There is also a tendency to reflect on life, love and the pursuit of […]

There’s Always Plenty to Do

Each winter, customers who found us the previous summer brave the elements to shop with us at the winter farmers market. We enjoy this, because we have more time to visit and get to know one another outside of the hustle and bustle of the summertime markets. As we have watched them mature from timid farmers-market […]