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FlyDrakenn Farm Stand sells fresh eggs from our flock of hardworking hens.

07/16/2023

Candied jalapeños and candied onions out at the farm stand today.
You'll also find strawberry rhubarb jam, strawberry mango jam, dandelion jelly, lilac jelly, and fresh eggs.

07/11/2023

FlyDrakenn Farm Stand is up and running again. Currently, we have jams and jellies available; Strawberry Rhubarb Jam, Strawberry Manjo Jam, Dandelion Jelly, and Lilac Jelly.
Small jars are $5 and large are $8.
Soon we'll have candied jalapeños available as well as a few other goodies, so be sure to check in with us regularly.
And as always, fresh eggs are $4 a dozen.

FlyDrakenn farm stand loves getting mason jars back! Our costs are carefully considered and mason jars are a big part of the expense, not including ingredients. Recycling with is helps keep our cost down.

We're in Freeport, and if you need our address, please P.M. us.

P.S, Michael Flynn did such a wonderful job building this for me!

05/09/2023

Eggs are back at the farm stand; $4/dozen.
And veggies are starting to make their way out. Right now there is just Roma Tomatoes. 4 to a cup.
Veggies are free, but donations are welcome to help offset the cost of soil, supplies, and seeds.
Non-gmo, organic, and organic soil.
They will be out as long as the weather is nice.

12/17/2022

Freeport Maine
7 Angora kits
8 weeks
Weaned, eating pellets, greens, vegetables, and fruit.
Raised around other rabbits and dogs.
Handled since birth and have great temperaments.
Raised outdoors, so can be either indoor or outdoor.
Full grown, they will weigh between 4-7lbs.
Perfect for fiber artists, crafters, and knitting.
Colors: Blonde, Brown, Black, Calico.

11/01/2022

If anyone in the Freeport area would like to drop off their pumpkins at our house, we'll be glad to take them. Our chickens, dogs, and garden love them. Whole, carved, or painted pumkins!
P.M. for address please.

10/23/2022

As winter approaches and our gardens come to an end, we find ourselves busier than ever. While my husband stacks wood and I gather seeds, we are also occupied with gathering and harvesting all that we can from our garden and from the things we find in nature.
We may be limited in what we can grow and raise for meat here, but that doesn't mean that we can't make the most of what we've got.
This is more important than ever as we see grocery prices climbing along with everything else, and store shelves looking bare.
Over the course of this summer, we've taught ourselves many ways to become more self sufficient and we've never been happier.
Yes, this is hard work. Yes, it would be easier to just go to the store. Yes, it does consume a lot of time to learn how to do many of the things we do. Yes, it can be difficult to dispatch our own meat.
However....
Our hard work pays of with the comfort of knowing we won't go hungry and we've saved a lot of money. Once our knowledge has been gained, we have it forever, allowing us the freedom of not having to rely on resources that may not always be there. And any animal and plant we raise or grow here has a happy life, we know what goes into it, and we know that any living thing dispatched is done in the kindness most humane way possible.
Some of the things we've learned this year on top of our previous skills:
Wild mushroom foraging
Pressure canning
Making jerky
Making acorn flour
Raising meat rabbits, turkeys, and chickens
Dressing out deer, rabbits, and poultry
Hide tanning
Making dog food and treats
Seed preservation
Maple syrup
Making beer, wine, and cider
Wild nut and plant foraging
And growing a garden that can produce a variety of plants and herbs from April to December
Again it's hard work, and I'd love nothing more than to be able to share this knowledge with others so everyone that is willing to put in the effort could enjoy all the things we do. I hope you all have had a happy and productive season!

06/19/2022

First round of herbs in the drying rack! Summer is so short and it will be awesome being able to use our herbs year round for cooking.

05/22/2022

Our extended garden is coming along nicely, plants 🥒🌽🥔🍆🥦🥬🫑🌶🧄🥕🧅🥬🍓 are loving it 😀

11/08/2021

Unfortunately we will be pulling our farm stand for the foreseeable future. This post will definitely be censored because as we know, so many people can be easily offended.

First and foremost, I'd like to say that if you'd like eggs or any of our other goods, please feel free to message us at anytime.

One reason we're pulling the stand is due to theft. We try to keep our prices reasonable, and the money we make pays for bird feed and the cost of maintaining our small farm. Trust us, we're not getting rich off our farm stand by any means. The terrible truth is that we've dealt with theft, and it makes our stomachs turn, and it's beyond upsetting. Evey dime that we makes goes to feeding our livestock.

The other reason we are pulling our stand is because..this is the part where we must censor ourselves...We've dealt with issues that stemmed from new comers to our area. Because of politics, we're forced to downsize our flock considerably, despite the good reports from the multiple officials that have been called to our home. We are parting with many of our beloved pets, and we can only home they find good homes. I'm not attempting to slight anyone or call out names. The whole situation saddens and stresses us beyond words.

Our way of life is unfortunately changing, and we apologize that because of the actions of a few, our goods won't be available to all.

09/05/2021

36 jars of pickled goodness!!!

07/27/2021

Harvested some fresh broccoli from the garden this afternoon, some for dinner, some for lunch wraps, an the rest will be blanched for the freezer!

06/29/2021

Because I've been seeing a lot of post's for people re-homing roosters that are aggressive, I took the opportunity to make this since we just had this guy dropped of yesterday.
We've successfully turned many roosters 🐓 around for the better and managed to rehome them or keep them here on our farm.

06/15/2021

Its pretty disheartening to know that we keep our prices very reasonable, based on what I've seen our firewood is the cheapest around. All proceeds go back into the farm an someone had the nerve to take two bundles of wood without paying. Its called an "honest money tin" for a reason, honesty is the best policy, its what my wife an I live by to make an honest living.

06/03/2021

The first batch of candles are done. I just need to do a test on one of them after they finish cooling before they go out at the stand. I'll post when they are ready.

05/25/2021

Trying something new this year with all these beautiful lilac trees in bloom.
Check out the stand next week for some lilac candles!

05/22/2021

Now available at FlyDrakenn Farm Stand
Cucumbers
Hot peppers
Bell peppers
Tomatoes (see previous post for varieties)
Summer Squash
(In the next day or two we should also have Broccoli, Brussel Sprouts, Zucchini and Cauliflower.)
All plants are $2.00 each

05/21/2021

Plants are making their way out! $2/each
So far we've got Tomatoes.
Varieties are as follows.
Cherry
Big Beef
Early Girl
Sun Gold
Roma
Better Boy

05/20/2021

We are almost done planting, and our extra plants will go out for sale this weekend.
Keep posted for updates on types. I know already that we will have 3 varieties of tomatoes available.

05/17/2021

Rototilling services available. It's that time of the year for getting your garden planted or expanded.
Message us for an appointment and estimate.

05/17/2021

Dry seasoned camp wood is now back at the stand!!!

05/16/2021

Red potato seed potatoes.
$2 for 6.
Place your orders with us via message or stop by our farm stand.

05/14/2021

Thank you everyone who dropped off egg cartons!
Also, look what we got!
If you've never had duck eggs, you're in for a real treat.

05/11/2021

Turkey eggs are now available!!!
These jumbo eggs taste just like chicken eggs, but are much larger. The shells are a little thicker, but a nothing the edge of your counter can't crack through.
They are great for all your general eggs uses from fried eggs to quiche. But when it comes to baking, due to the size if the egg whites, your cookies will come out a little softer.

05/10/2021

Hey all. We are completely out of egg cartons. If anyone has some extras we'd love to have them over here!!!

05/07/2021

We've got new egg carton lables!!!!

04/05/2021

8 so far.

04/04/2021

They just keep hatching. The incubator is full of the sound of little peeps. So far, these little ones have managed to bust out of their eggs.

03/30/2021

Last night our hen decided she was sick and tired of taking care of her chicks, which have been free ranging with the flock. They are 3 weeks old now. So she roosted with the rest of the girls and her poor babies had no one to keep them warm. We freaked out when we couldn't find them at first.
Turned out that our Rooster, Stanley ended up taking over dad duty and laid on them all night. We moved the chicks to the brooder today, but love that Stanley is such a sweetheart.

03/19/2021

This is what happens when you don't get to check the coop before the hens roost for the night.

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Freeport, ME
04032

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Because I've been seeing a lot of post's for people re-homing roosters that are aggressive, I took the opportunity to make this since we just had this guy dropped of yesterday. We've successfully turned many roosters 🐓 around for the better and managed to rehome them or keep them here on our farm.