Tubby Creek Farm is proud to be Certified Naturally Grown since 2014. Our farm is inspected each year through a peer review system to ensure that we are committed to sustainable principals and working in harmony with nature, and that our produce is grown without…

The calendar may say it is still fall but these cold nights are telling me it is winter.  Winter on the farm is a time of introspection, reflection and planning.  It is time to get our household in order, literally and figuratively.  The field is…

On Friday of last week I gave a presentation on Community Supported Agriculture at the Mississippi Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association Conference in Philadelphia, Mississippi.  I talked with a group of growers and extension agents about the CSA concept of sharing the risks and rewards…

Can we take a moment to celebrate the awesomeness of October?  October has the greatest potential for abundance and diversity in the garden because farmers can have both warm season and cool season crops.  The full complement of summer crops can be found at the…

Our high tunnel is going up!  That’s the big news this week.  The team from Tubular Structures arrived Monday morning to start construction on the 30 foot by 72 foot structure.  We have spinach sprouting in the greenhouse that will be transplanted as soon as…

We are always learning!  Whether through internet research and webinars or the more organic process of trial and error there is always more to know about ecological farming.  On Sunday, Randy and I went down to Mississippi’s “Golden Triangle” to attend three farm visits hosted…

It looks like the late summer heat wave has finally ended but when will it rain? The cool almost crisp mornings are a nice reminder that fall is quickly approaching. You wouldn’t think so by looking at the thermometer last week. It was hot as…