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At Frog Hollow Farm, we’ve become hooked on owl boxes. These are wooden homes, built specifically to house the magical and mysterious Barn Owls and their owlets. We are constructing and mounting owl boxes at the farm for two main…
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Fruit & News of the Week: August 21, 2017
This week’s fruit: Cal Red Peaches Frog Hollow Farm, Brentwood, CA The beloved Cal Red is in a class by itself and is the “Oh my God” peach! A relatively new variety and a California native, the Cal Red was…
Farm Focus: A Note from Farmer Kristin
Here are Frog Hollow, we are very happy to be working with NRCS for a 4th year in a row, planting trees, shrubs and 50 total acres of conservation cover crop. NRCS stand for the National Resource Conservation Service, a…
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Fruit and News: Week of March 4th 2013
Gopher Damage and This Week’s Varieties This Week’s Fruit Hass Avocados Stehly Farms Organics, Valley Center, CA Creamy in texture, nutty in flavor, with a small to medium seed. The Hass skin is easy to peel and darkens from green…
