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Brown Farmstead

Family Farm located in Owosso, Michigan

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May 6, 2020 · 1

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what is farm-style pizza?

Delicious pizza consumed on a farm in Michigan.

It’s challenging to reflect on the last 365 days

It’s challenging to reflect on the last 365 days when the “off season” is really the planning season and there is no off season… when the last year is really just the beginning of so many things to come.
For us here, there was so much happiness - there were challenges and assessments. There was shifts in goals and sticking to the big picture: growing our own cozy farm, one season at a time.
This past year we really lived and worked and just did life… without documenting it all along the way. Some weeks I remembered to share the beauty or struggles in that moment. Some weeks forgetting to update social media lingered in an icky way, and others months it felt a-ok. Whether you just started to follow or have been here a few years, thanks for sticking around - for the inconstant stuff.
Here’s to a new year, where we collect more moments than things and feel good about being in those moments. Let’s go 2023 ✌︎︎♥︎

Fall flew right on by at the farm. We literally we

Fall flew right on by at the farm. We literally went from harvesting to snow. So much has happened in the last month and - oh shit so much more needs to be done before winter is really here. Alas, after neglecting the social feeds once again, here’s a recap of our autumn:
1. Pizza trailer is looking so exciting!!! A year of blood, sweat and lots of work on this baby, our dreams are coming true
2. Pretty
3. Clearing beds, farm cat and expanding for more
4. Perennial planting
5. Yarrow harvesting for the our dried flower market
6. Kitty likes compost
7. My favorite tree on the farm: ginkgo
8. Scabiosa planting
9. Our littles collecting goodies on a nature walk
10. First dried flower market in the books at @michiganflowerbarn

Oct 1 at our little farm: still lots to harvest, w

Oct 1 at our little farm: still lots to harvest, weeding, a lil resting, lots of planning, prepping and planting for spring, oh and pizza party planning シ

Hope you’re not sick of seeing flowers yet. Or e

Hope you’re not sick of seeing flowers yet. Or ever. Because this is what we grow シ
Anyway, did you see we’re having a floral design workshop next weekend? There’s a few spots left, come out to our farm and make something beautiful! Tickets are on sale at @michiganflowerbarn .com

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Between downtown Perry and Owosso – just 30 minutes from Lansing or Flint

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