Here's What's Happening at Rabbit Ridge Farms
Nov 11, 2024 »
Rabbit Ridge Farms:
Where Community, Food, and Agriculture Come Together
Nestled within the rolling countryside, The Venue at Rabbit Ridge Farms is the beating heart of our farm—a place where food, agriculture, and community blend seamlessly. When we started Rabbit Ridge Farms in 2014, we knew we weren’t just growing food; we were nurturing something much bigger—a space for people to reconnect with where their food comes from, a place for them to celebrate life’s moments,…
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"Cooking Without a Recipe: Ground Beef and Veggie Marinara Made Easy"
Hey there! Today, I want to share with you one of my favorite ways to cook: no recipes, no exact measurements, just a few basic ingredients and some good old-fashioned kitchen intuition. Cooking without a recipe can be freeing—it lets you work with whatever you have on hand, without the stress of following a strict formula. Plus, it’s a skill that just gets better over time!
This dish? It’s a super simple,…
Click here to read more.Nov 06, 2024 »
Hey, friends! It’s been a while since my last post, so I thought, why not reconnect and reintroduce myself? Over the years, I've shared a few updates here and there, but this post feels different—it’s the start of a new chapter, one where I want to dive deeper into our farm's story, our practices, and our love for good food and community.
A Little About Us and Why We Farm
For those of you who are new or need a refresher, I’m Angela and my husband Alan and I are the heart,…
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Easter Weekend 2022 Recap! Apr 19, 2022 »
We had a great Easter weekend celebrating with friends, siblings, cousins . . . lots of family!
We started with weekend of at Jacob's new home (the house where I lived until I was 10; how fun is that?) where he hosted a cookout for some of his co-workers who are nontraditional American farmers! South Africans and Mexicans that travel to America on 9-month work visas to make in one year what would take 4 years in their countries. These are hard working good folks! Our Son Jacob (blue shirt)…
Click here to read more.Beekeeping Jun 11, 2021 »
We have added some more beating hearts to the farm . . . BEES! Our son Zack has added two bee hives which is a perfect fit since bees play a such a big role in agriculture.
Most everyone knows they pollinate crops, but having bees on our farm will do so much more. They increase pollinator diversity since native bees and domesticated honeybees pollinate different kinds of plants. And the raw honey produced will help us (especially Alan) combat allergies.
Here is the link for the video that…
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