FEBRUARY ON THE FARM

We’re half way through winter and have begun to seriously think about the upcoming spring.  We know that by the end of the month we will probably be past any freezing nighttime temps and will start seeing some days in the upper 60’s and lower 70’s.  Yes, we’ll see several early morning frosts until late March but we shouldn’t see any real cold weather after the 3rd week of February.  Historically, our last frost isn’t until March 20th but we have seen a few in early April.

In February we hope to be able to spread lime on the remaining 3 fields.  Back in October we took soil samples from all of our fields and sent them to Clemson for analysis.  We spread lime on 2 of our fields in late November or early December and need to do the same on these last fields.  In late March or early April, after the grass greens up, we will spread the recommended amount of fertilizer on these fields as well.

We care about the food you eat

Keegan-Filion Farm cares about what you eat. Our promise is simple:

• Grass-Fed
• Hormone Free
• Antibiotic Free
• No Animal By-Products
• Humane Treatment of our Animals

The above terms may have different meanings depending upon who is using them but to us it is our pledge to you that what we produce will be the best that we can provide.

Read here for our definitions of these sometimes nebulous terms.