So you just got your basket with various vegetables and herbs and are not sure what to do with them?
Make sure to look in our recipe section or click here for some tasty ideas!
My personal favorite so far is the cucumber au gratin. It's very simple to make and it taste greats!
Enjoy this week's deliveries and make sure to check back for new recipes and updates from the field!
Regards,
Cacklin Willy
Hello and welcome to Coyle Farm! We are a new generation reviving an old family farm. Please join us for updates in our first year of organic farming, as we begin to provide local, seasonal produce to the Northern New Jersey and greater NYC area.
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Eggplants, Cabbages and Sunflowers Oh My!
With a break between the rain storms we have been having, I took a stroll this morning through the field to see how everything was doing after all the rain. Coyle Farm got some good news as I spotted our first eggplants! There are only two of them but hopefully more to follow. I took a walk to check all the flowers and noticed that there were some buds on the sunflowers that were trying to open up and get some light after all the rain. Lastly, it seems that the rain has helped the Coyle Farm cabbage patch take shape as almost all the cabbage plants have enclosed and started to grow.
| Look closely for the small eggplant bud |
| Eggplant #2 that is a little bigger than the previous |
| "No I don't want to say hello!" Some of the sunflowers are a little camera shy... |
| "I'm tired of rain! Where's my sun?!" |
| One sunflower decided to come out between all the rain |
| A very common site in the Coyle Farm Cabbage Patch as all plants are starting to form! |
| Who's ready for some 'slaw?! |
Have a great day everyone!
Regards,
Cackling Willy
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Field's A Growing
Coyle Farm is expanding! Over the last two weeks we've been planting a second round of crops. Hopefully near the end of our season, we will be able to share with you some additional greens like spinach and arugula, as well as swiss chard, broccoli, peas, and some winter squashes. To get ready for the fall holidays, we have also planted Farmer T's Pumpkin Patch. We planted a variety of small-to-large pumpkins, and we hope to end up with some 100 pound pumpkins! (Delivery might be tricky).
The new crop has already begun to sprout due to all the rain that we have recently had at the farm. Hopefully soon things will be big enough to update everyone with some pictures!
The new crop has already begun to sprout due to all the rain that we have recently had at the farm. Hopefully soon things will be big enough to update everyone with some pictures!
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I Spy....
Today on a walk through the field, I came upon some much wanted guests in the growing madness....
OUR FIRST TOMATOES!!!
Coyle Farm's first red tomatoes are some cherry tomatoes! Check them out for yourself in the pictures and soon to be in delivered in the upcoming weeks.
| HEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLOOOO TOMATO! |
| Two red cherry tomatoes just hanging out |
| One red cherry tomato encouraging its friends to turn red soon |
Regards,
Cackling Willy
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Sunday, July 15, 2012
Week 6 Video Update
Here is a video of Coyle Farm six weeks into our growing season. Things are really starting to take off and more vegetables are on their way!
Enjoy and don't forget to support your local farms!
Regards,
Cackling Willy
Enjoy and don't forget to support your local farms!
Regards,
Cackling Willy
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Thursday, July 12, 2012
Week 6 Update
Since planting on Memorial Day weekend, it's been about six weeks now and things at Coyle Farm are taking off! Due to some great weather and rain showers over the past weeks, all the plants are looking great and producing some delicious and fresh produce!
Take a look for yourself:
More pictures to come as we keep growing!
If you are in the area come by and visit us on the weekend! The farm stand is open! Plus you can come see the friendly farmers of Coyle Farm!
Regards,
Cackling Willy
Take a look for yourself:
| Plenty of basil for all! |
| Need some italian parsley? |
| No kids in this cabbage patch....LOL farm humor |
| Purple kale |
| Green kale and bistro salad blend |
| Some of the first cucumbers |
| DANGER: Entering the squash jungle |
| We have lots of zucchinis |
| The acorn squash are growing |
| Summer squash |
| Baby brussels sprouts |
| Our green bell peppers are growing fast |
| There are lots of green tomatoes here at Coyle Farm |
| Hello tomatoes! |
| A baby and teenage green lady bell pepper |
| Green beefsteak tomatoes...soon to be red giants! |
| We are growing |
| Some cosmos soaking up the sun |
| Coyle Farm |
More pictures to come as we keep growing!
If you are in the area come by and visit us on the weekend! The farm stand is open! Plus you can come see the friendly farmers of Coyle Farm!
Regards,
Cackling Willy
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
And we're off!
Memorial Day Weekend: the official start of summer for some; the official start of Coyle Farm for us! What has been a long time coming and after a great deal of discussion and planning, we finally broke ground (literally) on May 26th, 2012.
We are four individuals starting a new business and reinvigorating a farm that has been in my family since 1876. Patrick, Terence, Brendan, and I (Brie) welcome you to join us on our new adventure in organic farming in order to provide the best local, seasonal produce. Straight from the farm to you!
We are four individuals starting a new business and reinvigorating a farm that has been in my family since 1876. Patrick, Terence, Brendan, and I (Brie) welcome you to join us on our new adventure in organic farming in order to provide the best local, seasonal produce. Straight from the farm to you!
In our inaugural year we plan to have an onsite farm stand open every weekend throughout the summer and into the fall, and we're also beginning a small, member-based CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program.
So stay tuned and watch this space!
Caution: Vegetables Growing.
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