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EVENTS

EVENTS

County Rail hosts a number of events throughout each season. We welcome you and your family and friends to the farm!

Monthly: Queer Dance Party!

April 26 2019: Planting Party

August 11 2019: Fancy Farm Dinner with Caffe Dolce

TBA: Harvest Party

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HT1 and HT2 this morning: making room for spring greens in the tomato tunnel and watching fall greens in the other. Death and new life all in one little turn of the body. . Also yes I love this new camera phone. And I have a new number - check the info or website etc to update your CRF data.
This crew. These queers. This season. My hearrrttttt. Look at that pure joy on our faces! Thank you @catofthemonthclub @kyropyro @dasia_simone_ and @arlyce_rosko for a summer filled with laughter, reflections, jokes, roses, field songs, feelings, and hard af work with rewards. . 📷 by @marsupialpudding : Ashe, you are a dream. Thank you for team photos year two. . #weoutweproud #nationalcomingoutday #flowersluts #queerfarmers #queerswhofarm #gayfarmer #farmingwhilequeer
Garlic planting is one of my favorite fall activities. And Nibs is one of my favorite pups. Fingers crossed we got the formula right and we’ll have a field of healthy baby garlics in the spring! 💪🏼
With a low of 16* tonight, we’re letting the big tomato tunnel go, triple covering the baby salad in the field (which let’s be honest is a Hail Mary hope of ever harvesting) and turning on the heater in the pump house tonight. We’ll have green tomatoes for frying at market this week, along with some cayenne peppers for keeping you warm. Or at least your mouth on fire. In the meantime, we’re talking about feelings, getting dirty, next year scheming, and building walls (literally, not emotionally) for tomato storage next year, and I’m loving every minute. #crewforlife
You know those couple Instagram accounts who are just a little too prolifically complimentary of their partners... like maybe they’re compensating for something... the ones that are so sweet and sappy and like “😭 THIS PERSON IS MY EVERYTHING they’re perfection and I’m so blessed to have found my one and only and we’ll be in love for ever no matter what”? Don’t get me wrong, I love love. Annnnd those accounts make me want to vomit. HOWEVER. This flail mower implement right here? IT IS MY EVERYTHING. It is everything I could have ever dreamed of, it is perfection in metal and gears, it makes my heart sing. It is turning tomato vines into mulch for the winter, into nutrients for the soil, organic matter for the babies next year. Like I said, I love love. And I love this piece of equipment. Sorry not sorry. . Disclaimer #1: I came home late and got to finish mowing, which happened to be the most satisfying of the field scraps. @dasia_simone_ wrestled with the squash and everything else and is a beast and I got the ice cream on this toad stool sandwich. Thank you, Das. . Disclaimer #2: I love the humans in my life much more than my farm equipment, despite this post. ( @days.of.juice )
A pretty stand for @clarkforkmarket this morning! And sneak those socks and berks in the corner, @arlyce_rosko dressing for success at our second cloudy and coldddd market in a row. Thanks for coming out and supporting local food and growers every week, Missoula, we love you! 🔥🔥🔥

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Tracy Potter-Fins ||| countyrailfarm@gmail.com ||| 24275 Mullan Rd Huson MT 59846 ||| 406.207.7299

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