This is a memoir of our lives and sometimes risky decisions. We relate our early years, meeting and raising kids, and building the farm, the organic movement and a healthy community. We didn’t always go along with what most Americans were doing, especially in the areas of diet and health care, employment, debt and consumerism, energy use, and culture. In this book we explain what we did, why we did it, and how it turned out. We hope it is both entertaining and helpful to people wanting to fashion a purposeful life.
this paper explains the problem of carbon dioxide buildup and climate change, how carbon can be taken out of the atmosphere and restored to the soil, and the advantages that can come to farmers and consumers from growing in carbon-rich soils.
“The list of spring projects is a long one – and we’ve been making great inroads these last few weeks thanks to many helping hands”. Read this month’s newsletter here.
March, 2020 Dear Friends – a special plea, Kalina, the little 8 year old who last week was quoted as wanting salad because it was Julie’s salad is in the hospital in the Intensive Care Unit with a yet to be totally confirmed disease. Please send her and her family you best prayers, energies and…
February 2020 Dear friends and customers of Many Hands Organic Farm, Halfway through winter we are and it is time to let you know about all of the wonderful things that we are growing to eat this year. CSA – https://mhof.net/community-supported-agriculture/ 29 years in with the CSA we are happy to announce…
January 15, 2020 No time like the present to sign up to become a member of the Many Hands Organic Farm CSA. This will be our 29th season and we know how to do it! New this year we are offering 3 share sizes during the Summer CSA season as well as the Late Fall…
Many Hands Organic Farm Barre, MA. 978-355-2853 or farm@mhof.net September Sale Food must be sold to help us make room for the harvests that are coming in now! Quantities limited, call or email to reserve your order. Fruit Frozen sliced peaches – $12/2 lb. Frozen strawberries – $12/2 lb. Frozen applesauce – $5/qt. Dried peaches…
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