May 15th, 2026 Are you craving a deeper connection to your neighborhood Village Farm but haven't found a way to get plugged in yet? Exclusive to Harvest Green residents only, our new Friends of the Farm membership program is a low commitment option that offers complementary seasonal farm perks and special access to community events happening on the farm. For a low annual membership cost of $10 per month ($120 annually), members will receive invitations to pizza nights, U-pick

December 4th, 2025 Did you know that our Vegetable Shares are customizable so you can choose exactly what goes onto your plate every week? You can see what a potential share for this week looks like above! It’s packed with a colorful and delicious variety of veggies including cauliflower, cone cabbage, Swiss chard, beets, and baby carrots. Don’t like beets? Swap in turnips or a bunch of kale! Harvest Green residents receive a discounted share in addition to free home delivery

The time has finally come for broccoli and cauliflower! We harvested the first heads of both broccoli and cauliflower just in time for...

This week we’re harvesting a few more crops from our HVF (High Velocity Farming) rows: a beautifully tender salad mix, Sora radishes,...

Village Farm Team, Our fields have been drying out at a much slower rate than anticipated so we’ve adapted a different bed flipping...

Village Farm Team, It’s been an exciting fall season on the farm as it seems that each week brings at least one new crop that we can add...

Village Farm Team, We don’t have an accurate measurement of the amount of rainfall we received last week due to Tropical Storm Beta (it...

Village Farm Team, Remember the bok choy, mizuna, and Hakurei turnips we planted in our raised beds over by the model homes a few weeks...

Village Farm Team, We had a great turnout at the Halloween farmers market this past weekend despite the unseasonably warm weather. Our...

Village Farm Team, We seeded the first round of root veggies in our planter boxes this week! Since it’s a bit harder to grow and harvest...