I think I've always known I'd be a planter, gardener, or farmer. My instructions were to stay on the concrete but I would veer to the left and end …

October 2024 was the highlight of our season because we had been planning behind the scenes since March, a workshop sponsored by National Center For …

2024 appears to be a record setting year for Nicci our Nectarine tree. We discovered her in the back corner of Lowes six years ago on sale and …

Spring has showered us with more than flowers this growing season. We have been gifted a grant through the Persimmon Collective Fund which is a …

Hey everyone it's Margo and I am busy with another project. The cold weather has convinced me to stay in doors for now, and to find something else …

Have you ever wondered what's inside of your trusted tea bag? I say trusted because how many of us as consumers assume that what we purchase is …

Fall has arrived and the summer crops are preparing to take a well deserved nap. Many gardeners welcome the break from weeds and blistering heat. In …

There is so much information out there about corn, a summer time staple in our family and most likely yours too. Corn shows up at picnics, …

If you live in a rural environment with hard compacted soil, full of clay and rocks, chances are you've seen yellow dock. Most animals just sniff …

She is such a beautiful plant and we feel extra special to steward the land that these plants grow on. Last year we had 6 very hearty plants in the …

While many people celebrated Cinco de Mayo with food and drinks, we planned to have school age children ages 5-14 to visit Young Female Farm. Joy …

Mulch! We recently loaded a video on our Instagram page of our mulch delivery. Lots of questions have surfaced in reference to its use inside of a …

Posted on 20 Mar, 2023

As a small business specializing in seasonal produce farming and natural apothecary, Young Female Farmers is passionate about …

Posted on 21 Mar, 2023

As a farmer, you put a lot of effort and hard work into growing your produce. It can be disheartening to see your plants …