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Farm Blog

Changes Ahead

January 05, 2024

Now, the Fortins at Spring Hill are taking their farm in a different direction, and leaving Four Harvest. The Dwyers at Havin Hills are continuing Four Harvest and growing it. In other words, this means Amber and Logan Dwyer are now the sole owners of Four Harvest. 

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Open House!

December 12, 2023

Join us for last minute Christmas shopping AND a goat! 

We have extra hours coming up so you can squeeze in that last minute shopping, plus we'll have homemade cookies and coffee. Stop by and chat with farmers Erin, Amber, and Marissa while you stock up on locally made food and goods. 

Open House Hours are as Follows: 

Friday December 15 from 1 pm to 6 pm

Saturday December 16 from 9 am to 1 pm (Luigi the goat will be there!)

Tuesday December 19 from 3 pm to 6 pm

Thursday December 21 from 1 pm to 6 pm

Friday December 22 from 1 pm to 6 pm 

Saturday December 23 from 9 am to 3 pm (Luigi the goat will be there!) 

 

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Last Chance for Shipping in 2023

December 09, 2023

We usually send shipments out every other week, but there are times we need to take a pause. With Christmas just around the corner, shipping times can get slowed down and deliveries get delayed. That's challenging for every business, but when it comes to frozen meat it's just not a chance we can take. 

December 12 is our last shipping day of 2023. Please place your order by December 11 and we'd be glad to send you a shipment of our pasture-raised meats. 

In 2024, shipping will resume the second week in January. 

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Turkey Season

October 29, 2023

Thanksgiving is less than one month away! Our turkeys are raised on pasture at Havin Hills Rolling Acres, and the taste is phenomenal! 

roasted turkey still in pan

At Four Harvest, when we say "pasture-raised" we mean it. Unfortunately, many large companies raise their animals in barns and call them "pasture-raised" because there is a small door leading to the outside. That's not pasture. This is pasture: 

turkeys on green pasture with cows in the background

You can taste the difference. 

 

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Little Miss Princess of Ridgeland

August 30, 2023

Four Harvest has a royal representative.

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Ridgeland Community Fair

August 25, 2023

The Ridgeland Fair will take place Saturday September 2 through Monday September 4. 

Four Harvest will be open for extra hours:

Saturday, September 2 from 10 am to 5 pm

Sunday, September 3 from 10 am to 5 pm

Monday September 4 from 10 am to 4 pm

This year is the 100th Annual Labor Day Celebration in Ridgeland. 

Kickoff on Friday evening at 8 pm is a Demo Derby.

Saturday check out the Fun Run & Walk, Tractor Rides, Bean Bag Tournament, Car Show, and the Arts & Crafts Farm Market. The evening wraps up with a street dance featuring live music by The Rattlenecks and Chris Kroeze. 

Sunday begins with Ecumenical Church Services and the day is filled with a Pedal Pull, Regional Truck and Tractor Pull, and the Arts & Crafts Farm Market. 

Monday the Ridgeland Fair concludes with a Horse Pull (my favorite!), Arts & Crafts Farm Market, the Grand Parade, and Music Under the Tent. 

For more details, check out the Ridgeland Community Fair Facebook page. 

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Now Accepting SNAP (EBT)

June 15, 2023

Everyone should have access to good food. 

We now accept SNAP! We are so very excited about this. This has been a several-months-long process with applications, inspection, and then a grant application. But we did it! Everything arrived this week; we received a grant to cover the cost of the processing application for a year, and it’s all much easier to use than it originally looked. The mission of Four Harvest is to make local food just as accessible as food that is produced on the other side of the country, so accepting SNAP is very important to us. 

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Little Pigs on Spring Hill

June 15, 2023

Some darling little creatures arrived on Spring Hill this week. Thirty small pigs are currently running around in our pasture, and they’re so fun to watch! They chow down on grass like it’s just the tastiest thing they’ve ever had, and they’re pretty fond of the locally-grown feed.

farmer Stephen standing in a trailer and holding a mostly red pig

Pigs are pretty great, and the best part is the piggy pile when they sleep. 

30 little pigs all cuddled together, snoozing, in an outdoor shelter so they are out of the sun

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Ridgeland Farmers' Market

May 24, 2023

The Community of Ridgeland has so many wonderful events, and the Farmers' Market is one of them. Held in the Ridgeland Park every summer Tuesday from 4 pm to 7 pm, you'll find farm goods, crafts, and hot food served by a different community group every week. 

Ridgeland Park is located at 101 Main Street. It's right on Highway 25 so it's easy to find. There's a large shelter, plenty of green space, and a public playground for kiddos. 

Four Harvest Farm Company is across the street at 108 Main Street, and we'll be open every Tuesday from 3 pm to 7 pm. 

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What's in a Name?

March 19, 2023

Why Four Harvest Farm Company? 

 

Four Harvest started as two farms - Havin Hills Rolling Acres and Spring Hill Family Farm - working together. In the beginning, our purpose was to sell our meat together so customers could pick up farm-raised meats in one place rather than going to one farm for beef and turkey and another farm for pork and chicken. Over time we realized the potential for something bigger than two farms. We want shopping from the farm to be as easy and accessible as shopping at the grocery store, and we want other local farmers to be able to sell their products. In October 2022, Amber and Logan of Havin Hills bought a building in Ridgeland, and we decided to open a storefront. It was finally time to create a shared name, so Four Harvest Farm Company was born.

 

Why Four? There are four of us (Stephen and Marissa, Logan and Amber), four seasons that impact all we do, four species of livestock, and four ways to harvest food. 

 

We harvest meat from the animals we raise.

We harvest other animal foods like milk, eggs, and honey. 

We harvest grains and other crops from the seeds we plant each year.

We harvest food from trees, grass, and other plants that, with tending, grow year after year.

 

We’re a company of farmers, working together to help you get dinner on the table. 

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We're Moving!

November 19, 2022 2 Comments

Not the farm, just the store. Ever since we started this venture, both Spring Hill and Havin Hills have worked out of makeshift farm stores. On Havin Hills that means a room on the side of a machine shed. On Spring Hill that means a four-season porch in the house. This is... inconvenient at best. We've made do, but we have longed for a single, functional store with room for freezers and everything in one place. 

It finally happened! In late October, Amber and Logan (owners of Havin Hills where all the delicious beef and turkey is raised) closed on a building in Ridgeland, WI. Ridgeland is a tiny town with big features. It has multiple industries, a feed mill, cafes, a quilt shop, a fantastic corner store called Coate's Corner (seriously you must visit - it's a mini grocery store with hot food and baked goods and the nicest owner you can imagine). 

Ridgeland also used to have a vet clinic, and unfortunately it closed. This was a big loss to the community and honestly, we wish it was still operating. But life moves forward and the former vet clinic is the new home of Four Harvest Farm Company. 

Four Harvest Farm Company is an idea that's bigger than any individual farm, and believe me we have big dreams. We are creating a storefront where we will sell our pasture-raised meat, and we'll work with other farmers to sell their products, too. This building will also be our shipping center, which means a much smoother, less stressful process every week. Of note, we are taking a two-week shipping break while we set up the store and a new shipping workflow, and will resume shipping on Tuesday December 6. 

The storefront opens Saturday November 26. Our hours will be every Saturday from 9 to 2. As we grow we plan to offer more hours, but every Saturday is a start. 

We hope to see you there! 

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My Tried-and-True Thanksgiving Recipes

November 15, 2022 1 Comment

Any holiday meal is a lot of work, but Thanksgiving often causes the most stress because food is the main event rather than a side show. 
 
Will you be hosting, planning, cooking? It's WORK, and is often very much underestimated. While I truly love this time of year, it takes loads of effort and I'm all for anything that makes it easier. Take the time now to pin recipes, buy ingredients, and give guests instructions on what to bring. Can you take a shortcut? Do it and feel no guilt. Make something ahead of time? You'll be glad you did. 
 
Another challenge is knowing which recipes to use. Dishes like cranberry sauce are rarely served outside of November, so will that gorgeous recipe be a hit or a disappointment? To help, I gathered recipes that I have successfully made many times. I recommend reading the recipes fully ahead of time. For example, the turkey needs to be prepped 2-3 days before cooking, but the results are well worth it!
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Ina Garten's Perfect Roast Turkey
Ina Garten's Sausage and Herb Stuffing
Pioneer Woman's Make Ahead Mashed Potatoes
Pinch of Yum's Green Bean Casserole
Epicurious Cranberry Sauce with Port and Dried Figs
Betty Crocker Pumpkin and Cream Cheese Pie

 

Psst….. you can stop here. It's enough. Anyone who complains that you didn't make enough side dishes is not deserving of your hospitality. Remind yourself of this as needed.    

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