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Please watch our Instagram or Facebook account for updates on our season’s start or unforeseen cancellations (it happens sometimes).

Saturdays, 9am – noon, Abbotsford Farm & Country Market May 1 – end of October. Visit their site to get on their “Market Thymes” email list and be notified of who is coming to the market each week.

Abbotsford Farm & Country Market Summer 2020

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So much going on right now. Seedlings demand a lot of attention, like watering, moving them apart from each other as their leaves grow and some have been brought outdoors to acclimatize. We’re moving the very first greenhouse we owned in the next while, so Andy’s been building the baseboards and supports for that. We’re hoeing weeds in planted crops like broccoli, cabbage and garlic and are still dropping seeds into trays as well.

Lemon balm is one of the most prolific plants in our perennial beds. So far we've mainly used it for tea - and that one time I used it in greek salad instead of basil - not everyone liked that over here, I'm not going to lie.

Something really great happens at our place every day around 5:45pm. Maybe for you too? We eat together.

Craving full-flavour vegetables grown by a local family who seeks to take care of the natural world? Our CSA vegetable box program runs from about mid-June till the end of October. Commit to eat seasonally while supporting small-scale farmers. Physically distanced outdoor pick up in Chilliwack or Abbotsford. Www.abundantacre.com for details (link in bio). Thanks for helping us spread the word!💛 (photo: 2020 July CSA vegetable box including kohlrabi, cabbage, bunched beets, summer squash, radishes, cilantro and broccolini.)

First transplants in the ground were broccoli and cabbage yesterday. Beets and potatoes went in today. I hoed in the garlic recently and Andy’s been prepping to move our oldest greenhouse.

Prepping blocks of the field for planting...Andy mowed this cover crop while I dug out missed potatoes and canary reed grass in another block.
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