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Indian Creek Orchard Gardens is an organically managed micro farm near Pakenham Ontario. We employ a hybrid of regenerative, agroforestry and deep organic farming principles. Our vegetable produce is available through CSA garden shares and at our farm sta

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Eco Farm Day 2019
Life on Orchard Garden, 2019-02-25
We just got back from Eco-Farm Day, the annual conference of the Canadian Organic Growers. There were lots of great lectures on leaning the farm, recent research on cover crops, understanding fungi’s role in the eco-system. Far an away the most exciting part of the conference was the full day Sunday workshop on Holistic Orcharding, by one of our early inspirations, the man who wrote the book, The Holistic Orchard, Michael Phillips. We ‘ve never met anyone as knowledgeable as Micheal on the every aspect of holistic fruit growing. His methods that go far far beyond organic standard,
The 2019 growing season is now underway
Life on Orchard Garden, 2019-01-28
We’ve been busy seeding and germinating trays of onions, eggplant, peppers and tomatoes the past couple weeks. At the moment everything is still indoors, but as the plants mature and get potted up we will move them to the greenhouse. Probably mid march. We could go into the greenhouse earlier but the cost of propane heat in -25°C weather is prohibitive. The 1000W light bulb we use as a grow light produces alot of heat, which means that we don’t burn as much wood heating our home while the starts are inside our home. Two birds, one stone. The post The 2019 growing season is now
This summers layers
Life on Orchard Garden, 2019-01-19
We’re busy hatching chickens that will be this summers laying hens. Our house sounds like a tropical rain forest with all the birdsong happening now. Close your eyes and you could almost imagine it wasn’t -25°C outside. On Friday we had our most successful hatch ever, 15 out of 17 eggs hatched into beautiful healthy little fluffy butts. These chicks are a mixture of blue wyandottes and blue laced red wyandottes. FYI – The blue gene does not breed true, you get 25% splash (white) 50% blue and 25% black chicks. But this variability makes for a very attractive looking ... R
2018 Annual Report to Shareholders
Shareholder Reports, 2018-12-08
As the season winds down at Indian Creek, most of our outdoor work complete, we like to take  time to reflect on the season we are putting to bed. A highlight and delight for us, was meeting so many of you each week at the farm stand and at Open Farm Day 2018. Some, the veterans of previous CSA programs had a clear idea what you were getting yourself into. For others it was a first foray into the world of local, organic produce. Either way, it was a revolutionary, empowering act of shopping. We hope we were able to ... Read More The post 2018 Annual Report to Shareholders appeared first
-28°C Just sayin
Shareholder Reports, 2018-11-27
This week I was in the process of setting up a blog on our website. I started by adding the shareholder updates for the extended shares. It’s funny seeing them all on one page, and the progression of headlines; Winter is coming Survivor: the garden series The garden under snow Snow turnips The elusive snow sprouts Winter with bells on -28°C just sayin Who know what next week’s might have been? To expand on the last headline, on November 23 it was -28°C here at Indian Creek. Cold, very cold.  To put this in perspective it was -4°C in Edmonton ... Read More The post
Winter with bells on
Shareholder Reports, 2018-11-20
Well, no amount of denial is going make the snow melt. We’re taking the last couple outdoor items off our to do lists this week. All of the harvesting this week will be from the greenhouse and hoop houses. Even there winter is reaching in. The outer beds in the hoophouse now have a frozen crust on the soil most mornings. Getting enough lettuce for this week was touch and go. Its not every lettuce variety that can withstand being frozen to -14C and still taste good thawed out. Luckily for us we have a few varieties still in the ... Read More The post Winter with bells on appeared first o
The elusive snow sprouts
Shareholder Reports, 2018-11-13
That only come out after a snowfall. That’s what you’re looking at in the photo above. 6 inches of snow, and the joy of harvesting beets through it. See the big smile on Marisa’s face? It seems everything has gotten sweeter, cilantro included. Judging by the look of many of our hardier crops though, that will soon be coming to an end. The tops on much of this weeks harvest look like they are their last legs, I guess that what happens when your foliage is flattened under half a foot of wet snow. It does make the harvest a ... Read More The post The elusive snow sprouts appear
Snow turnips
Shareholder Reports, 2018-11-06
We’ve had a break from harvesting in the ice n rain this week, but looking at the forecast, we’ll be needing a heater in the walk in cooler before much longer. Winter is coming. We’re going heavy on roots this week, with beets, carrots, radishes and a dainty little breakfast turnip called Hinona Kabu. We had them in June, but these are tender baby roots by comparison.  We have salad mix, spinach and chard for greens this week. Brussel sprouts and cabbage in the brassica department along with onions and your choice of cilantro, parsley or thyme. FYI – That ... Read
The garden under snow
Shareholder Reports, 2018-10-29
Fear not, this recent snow affects us not one bit. Well, some vegetables may be a little flatter than normal. Wet snow is heavy! All our outdoor crops that were with us last week are still with us this week. The sky has not fallen. But luckily (for us) the snow has melted, for now. Our salad mix is the heavy weight of the greens department, flanked by both arugula and kale this week. Some of the kale looked a little war torn. Wet snow is to kale what freezing rain is to trees. But sooo sweet ! Asian greens ... Read More The post The garden under snow appeared first on Indian Creek Orchard Gar
Survivor – the garden series
Shareholder Reports, 2018-10-22
As we head deeper into the fall and the frosts get more frequent and cooler, its really intriguing to see how stoic many of vegetables are. We can also see which of our hardy crew will be the first to fold up its leaves. Our Radish is still in the game, but taking longer to bounce back after a freeze. But so much else is unfazed. So, this week you can expect our full roster of roots, gold beets, orange carrots, and survivor radishes. Turnips next week. . Lots of salad mix, spicy micro green mix, and a choice of ... Read More The post Survivor – the garden series appeared first on Indian
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