“One of our goals as farmers is to have something blooming whenever possible. Flowers provide food for pollinators and beneficial insects and also help feed our spirits throughout the season. Often, weeds such as Queen Anne’s lace are allowed to flower prior to mowing or cultivating. Other volunteer winter weeds such as common groundsel flower early in the year, providing food for our native pollinators before our food crops flower. ”
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38001 Alexander Road
Philomath, OR 97370, United States
Phone: 541-929-7367
Public Contact: Beth Hoinacki
beth@goodfootfarm.com
http://www.goodfootfarm.com
Crops
Processed Product
Cropped: 5 Acres
Total Acreage: 10 Acres