It's Spring Down on The Farm | Beth Lomske, Oxbow Orchard

In my neighborhood, the seasonal shift into spring means mulch around the trees and hanging baskets by the front door. 

But at Oxbow Orchard, there's a whole lotta farm to get organized. So our local urban farmers Beth Lomske and Kyla Werlin are very busy birthing baby sheep, nurturing seedlings -  both vegetable and flower - planning community events and preparing the marketing for a summer of fresh, local fares. 

And I don't know that I can adequately explain how incredible it feels to stand at Oxbow Orchard with the sheep and turkeys and tomatoes and basil and honey and just the nicest people when I'm but a short mile from the industrialism and commercialism that defines the neighborhoods in which I live and work. But I'm chatting with Beth today to create a picture and to tell a story so that you'll be inspired to drive from your neighborhood to their farm paradise and check it out for yourself. 

So please take a listen and then make a point of coming down to the farm this summer. Procrastinate no longer. It's an incredible feeling. I think you'll leave feeling really good. 

The Market is open Thursday to Sunday from Noon to 7pm. 
The May Day Event is May 24th. 
And the social + website  will list the full season of events. (Don't forget to order your turkey early!)

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