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Monday 5pm - 9pm Tuesday 5pm - 9pm Wednesday 5pm - 9pm Thursday 5pm - 9pm Friday 5pm - 9pm Saturday 12am - 5pm

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Mountain Maple Farm

Mountain Maple Farm is a locally owned business that currently breeds and raises meat rabbits.

09/07/2024

11 quarts of grape juice done up today. All jars sealed! Here in about 4 weeks we can start drinking them. I have a ton more grapes on the vine. Need a nice day I can finish harvesting them.

09/02/2024

First round of grape harvesting. The basket it full. I have a friend coming over to help take some off my hands. 🍇💜

07/20/2024

Another fair in the bag. I placed 5 items and every single piece placed! Three 1st place items and two 2nd place! I'm so happy and proud.

07/17/2024

Chris' coworker sent him home with a bunch of sliced cucumbers. I went ahead and turned them into pickles. A quick, easy refrigerator type that should be ready to eat by tomorrow. They'll be good for up to 2 months in the fridge. I don't think they're going to last that long.

06/23/2024

The Sykesville fair has drawn to an end and I was able to bring everything home with me. What an amazing experience. I now have two 1st place items of my own making under my belt and it is a fantastic feeling. Though my tablerunner may not have placed, it's still a beautiful piece and I'm proud of everything I entered.

06/20/2024

I did something, a first for me. I took a chance this year, with a gentle push from Chris. I entered some of my crafts into a local fair this year. I was tentatively hoping to place with at least one item, even if I got 5th. I turned in a basket, a set of placemats, and a table runner and left them to the judges capable hands.
I am blown away! One of my entries earned a participation and two got 1st place, one of which took home best of show. I am honored and blessed. ☺️

06/09/2024

The second part of "Muddled Seaglass' is complete. I work top and bottom of my weaving projects to then meet and finish in the middle. It makes for a cleaner, more uniformed finish.

06/07/2024

'Muddled Seaglass'
Other than using only blue dominated fabric, there's no rhyme or reason to her pattern. I'm letting her decide her own path.

06/07/2024

New project on the loom. This will be a table runner. More photos to come progress is made.

06/03/2024

Due to being over pruned year before last, we lost one grape vine and the surviving one never produced last year. Chris and I had come to an agreement in the early spring that if the remaining vine went a second year without signs of producing a crop, that we'd pull it out. Well, it must've heard us because every inch of our grape vine is covered with baby cluster of grapes! Can't wait for harvest season for these sweet bundles of concords.

05/31/2024

Another strawberry harvest tonight. I didn't think to grab a basket so I used the hood of my hoodie. So proud of how my patch is doing this year.

05/27/2024

I've been working on growing my strawberry patch for years. This is the first time since I've planted them (roughly 4 years) that I've gotten a nice crop.

05/25/2024

Last year I grew more jalapeños than I actually knew what to do with. I harvested them, washed and diced them, then stuffed them in the freezer where they were promptly forgotten about. I finally pulled them out and dehydrated them into a powder to use with our cooking and seasoning.
It's delicious and a little goes a very long way.

05/25/2024

Chris and I would like to apologize for the silence on this page the last several months. Our focus was set on something else.
On May 18th, 2024, a new chapter has started here at Mountain Maple Farm. Chris and I got married!

03/31/2024

Happy Easter.

03/05/2024

Can't say my version isn't an orginal.

02/19/2024

Woke up feeling like death warmed over. Time for some elderberry syrup.

2.5 cups of fresh elberberries (dried can be used but cut measurement in half)
4 cups filtered water
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp ground ginger
1/2 tsp ground clove

Bring all above ingredients to a boil and then lower heat to medium to let simmer for 30 minutes or until liquid is redouced by half. Afterwards, remove from heat and let seep for 5 to 10 minutes. Strain the mixture, removing spent berries, and add to 1 cup of local honey. Mix well until honey is dissolved. Store in glass jar/bottle in the refrigerator for up to 6 months.

Take 2 tsp once daily as a preventative or 2 tsp four times daily to help alleviate cold/flu symptoms.

01/12/2024

I finished the 'Gather for the Harvest' placemats.
I've been asked by several if i was able to make this a 4 peice set but unfortunately, repurposed fabric doesn't always give enough for more than 2. That being said, it's still a beautiful set and as I like to say with my placemats, they're sisters, not twins.

I'm selling 'Gather for the Harvest' for $30 plus shipping.

I've also decided that I would like to take commissions for my weaving. I can weave large rugs, hallway runners, table runners, placemats, and larger trivets.

01/01/2024

Second project in the first watercoloring book I'm tackling. This time it was a caterpillar. I am so happy with him.

12/31/2023

Attempting to mend holes in clothing with a technique called darning. This is my first time trying this and so the mends themselves may be wonky but I've patched two holes and have given these shirts an extended life when once they were at risk in being tossed out or the holes getting worse.
The kit I bought came work 50 prices of embroidery thread and none in the color I needed for both shirts. I did the best I could with what I had.

12/30/2023

I'm calling it, Dance of the Butterflies. They were supposed to be flowers which if course didn't work out. And since I also have no artist talent when it comes to drawing, I couldn't make them fairies. So, butterflies it is.
I'm actually really proud of this one. I think they're adorable.

12/27/2023

Two of the three books I got in. I'm waiting for the 3rd watercoloring book to come in. All are similar in set up - follow the directions to the best of your ability and paint the drawing - and I'm not 100% sure I'm capable of handling them or actually doing them but it's worth a try. And I'm excited about it. Samantha this is what I used my birthday gift card on finally.

12/13/2023

I finished one placemat of my "Gather for the Harvest" set.

Address

Reynoldsville, PA
15851

Opening Hours

Monday	5pm - 9pm
Tuesday	5pm - 9pm
Wednesday	5pm - 9pm
Thursday	5pm - 9pm
Friday	5pm - 9pm
Saturday	12am - 5pm

Telephone

+18147717146

Website

https://www.tiktok.com/@mountain_maple

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Videos

Happy Thanksgiving from our farm and family to you and yours 🥰

Shopping the pantry

We're getting married!

Jelly beans have turned to cotton balls.

The 6 remaining babies are now in their cotton ball stage.

Newborn update

Update on the newborn litter. We're down to 7 our of the orginal 9.

Barn Update

Long overdo update on the actual rabbit barn. Sorry for the delay. Life happens and bumps in the road occur. We're still here and are happy and eager to be raising rabbits and sharing that passion with you all. Thank you for your support.

Update

Update on the grow-outs, littles, and breeders.

We have babies

By the time Chris came home from work yesterday Red had had her babies. She gave birth to 5, 2 of which were stillborn and we buried them. The 3 that remain are healthy, active, and fat.

We got movement

As you know we have been on baby watch here the last couple of days and while I cant say how many I can say the nest box has movement. They were born sometime between noon and five pm. I didnt want to disturb them Red was guarding it pretty close so I wanted her to rest and let the littles get familiar with their surroundings. Jess will probably update later ~C