Morrison Family Farms

05/30/2026

Friday on the farm...

A buck and doe in the yard for the first time in a decade.
Mother's day Muscovys (Dino ducks that don't quack and roost in trees.
Biochar workshop with the Pierce Conservation District at Station 93. We'll be hosting a workshop here at our farm later this year so let me know if you're interested.

05/28/2026

Not all of the things we harvest are edible.

05/22/2026

Our spring market offerings will be a little light this season. I'm still wrapping up a few infrastructure projects that should prove bountiful for our summer crops and enable us to offer produce most of the year. . One of those projects is harvesting a crop of cedars. With the cedar market high and another drought year ahead along with losing a few to drought last year, it was time.

While I'm busy with this, Audrey will be at the Yelm Farmers Market with plant starts and a small bit of veg. If you have any special requests for late summer or fall, please stop by and let her know.

05/20/2026

05/20/2026

Happy World Bee Day! At WSDA, we love our bees! Our staff and over 175 volunteers are "beesy" working to make the world a better place for our fast-flying friends. Learn more at agr.wa.gov/pollinators.

05/13/2026

We haven't posted in forever because we've been beyond busy working on infrastructure and home remodel/repair projects. This season brings a lot of changes to the farm and we can't wait to share them with you.

One of those changes is opening new ground and continuing to work on soil health in plots we started last year. Soil temps are heating up and our tomatoes are already in the high tunnel. Check the handy chart below to know when you should plant or transplant your veggies.