North Florida Homestead Supply

01/23/2024

Hey guys it’s giveaway time

whoever likes, follows & shares my new page. At the end of this month I will draw a name, and one of you will win two hats a cup and shirt.

10/14/2023

Farm Tour 2023 is here! Come see us today at Johnston’s Meat Market in Monticello!

10/12/2023

Look at all the goodies you can plant this month!

10/08/2023

We can’t wait to see everyone at this year’s Farm Tour! October 14 & 15

It's time ! Put a little gas in the car and head out into the country! or....head out just down the road. It's FARM TOUR TIME. Tour #16 across north central FL and south central GA. Dozens of places to visit and it's ALL FREE ! Sample fresh farm food - take a hayride - pick a pumpkin - wander through a pasture - come on out and CHILL ! Here's your downloadable digital guidebook: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GWi-rRz6v-DcsnGucsKrDRUVsAbKA8fl/view?usp=sharing

09/01/2023

We have cold ice available at the library comfort station. When you arrive, follow traffic directions to get in line.

08/20/2023

It’s a nice day to be helping restore habitats at Elinor Klapp-Phipps Park. Whether habitat restoration, livestock forage, or deer plots, our six foot no-till seed drill can help. Contact us to rent or to schedule an estimate.

08/20/2023

It’s a nice day to be helping restore habitats at Elinor Klapp-Phipps Park. Whether habitat restoration, livestock forage, or deer plots, our six foot no-till seed drill can help. Contact us to rent or to schedule an estimate.

08/06/2023

Look at these heat-loving vegetables you can plant in August!

07/29/2023

Summer is in full swing... Common Poison Plants to aware of outdoors.

05/31/2023

June marks the start of summer, which means soon you’ll be wanting iced tea and smoothies to cool off. Plant ginger, roselle, papaya, and pineapple to make sure you have ingredients on hand!

Find the printable and text versions of this infographic on UF/IFAS Gardening Solutions: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/plant-of-the-month/what-to-plant/what-to-plant-in-june.html

04/27/2023

**Need your help**

Looking for restaurants, caters, and chefs in Southwest Georgia who are looking to support local farmers by purchasing straight from the fields and serving it on their menu. We are on the verge of Spring/Summer Harvesting Season which normally begins the 1st of May and goes strong until the 4th of July.

Right now, Local Farmers are growing collards, cabbage, southern peas, sweet corn, okra, watermelons, cantaloupes, peaches, plums, blueberries, strawberries, squash, zucchini, butternut squash, onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers (hot & sweet), and red potatoes. Most of these will be ready any day now...exciting days ahead.

DM or place in the comment below any restaurants, caters, business, and chefs who will support local farmers from Southwest Georgia, Southeastern Alabama, and Florida Panhandle.

04/12/2023

Did you know? As part of our community garden partnership, the Fresh & Free fridge is a great way to share produce with your neighbors. You can bring fruits, vegetables and cut flowers to the fridge to give away. Unopened, unexpired canned goods are also welcome. You can also visit the Free Fridge for information about how to cook and use common summer vegetables. If you'd like to try growing some vegetables, don't forget to pick up some seeds from the seed library.