At our farm, tradition meets innovation every day. While we remain rooted in time-honored values of sustainability, stewardship, and family farming, we also embrace the transformative power of technology to grow smarter, more efficient, and more resilient in the face of a changing world. Feeding a growing population demands more than just hard work—it takes …
This past week brought two incredible moments of recognition for our farm, and we’re humbled and grateful to share the news with you. Business of the Year – Jefferson Township 2025 Awards Dinner We were honored to attend the Jefferson Township 2025 Awards Dinner, a heartfelt celebration of local businesses, leaders, and the positive impact …
Spring is officially in full swing on the farm, and there’s no better time to reflect on the deep connections between the land, our food, and our community. This week, we’re out in the fields continuing spring planting—sweet corn, peas, onions, and everyone’s favorite early spring treat, strawberries, are all in the ground and growing. …
April brings with it a sense of renewal—trees begin to bud, the soil warms, and the quiet stillness of winter shifts into the hum of a new growing season. At the farm, we are in harmony with nature, and the signs of life emerging all around us bring fresh purpose. Our team has been busy …
A CSA is more than just a weekly produce box—it’s a commitment to fresh, seasonal eating and a healthier planet. By joining, you’re not only receiving a weekly or biweekly share of the finest farm-fresh produce, but you’re also directly supporting regenerative farming practices that enrich the soil, protect natural resources, and promote a healthier …
A Historic Legacy Reimagined The farmhouse that has become synonymous with Larison’s Turkey Farm was originally built in 1800 by Isaac Corwin, who moved to Morris County, New Jersey, from Long Island during the time of the American Revolution. Corwin purchased the land from Benjamin Luse, and while Corwin likely didn’t come to New Jersey …
Spring is Here at Alstede Farms Spring has officially arrived at Alstede Farms, and we’re ready to welcome families to enjoy the best of the season! From seeding the fields to prepping for our exciting spring events, this season promises to be both fun and educational for everyone who visits. Whether you’re a long-time fan …
Spring Prep in Our Greenhouses and Fields As the days grow longer and the first hints of spring begin to appear, our farm is coming back to life! While it may still feel like winter outside, behind the scenes, we’re busy waking up the land, preparing for another abundant growing season. From pruning fruit trees …
Celebrating Women’s History Month: Elizabeth Coleman White, Mary Engle Pennington, and the Women of Alstede Farms March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the groundbreaking contributions of women throughout history. This month also coincides with International Women’s Day, a global celebration that brings awareness to women’s rights and equality, recognizing the achievements of …
Seed Starting, Greenhouse Prep & CSA Perks While winter lingers outside, our farm is already buzzing with activity in preparation for the upcoming growing season. Our farm production team has been hard at work attending conferences, meeting industry colleagues, and learning about new farm equipment and techniques. Behind the scenes, we’ve been planting seeds, planning …
Every year, National CSA Week offers a chance to celebrate and support local food production while strengthening the bond between farmers and their communities. Observed from February 16th to 22nd this year, this annual event shines a spotlight on Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) and the importance of knowing your food and your farmer. What is …
At Alstede Farms, we take time this month to honor the contributions of Black innovators who have shaped modern agriculture. Their groundbreaking work continues to influence how we farm, grow food, and bring fresh produce to communities everywhere and they deserve our honor and recognition. These agricultural pioneers helped shape the industry we rely on …
