B and B Farms Kuna at Black Phasuki Vineyard

  • Home
  • B and B Farms Kuna at Black Phasuki Vineyard

B and B Farms Kuna at Black Phasuki Vineyard Building a community around food. Providing produce and seed growing with Snake River Seed CO OP. Micro weddings and private event venue.

Growing for Snake River Seed COOP
Wine growers

Farm update! Ready room is coming along and the garden beds are getting covered for the winter. Uncovered soil is not de...
01/12/2024

Farm update! Ready room is coming along and the garden beds are getting covered for the winter. Uncovered soil is not desirable.

Quite the wonderful day meeting all kinds of freedom loving people at the Idaho Homestead Conference. We are definitely ...
10/11/2024

Quite the wonderful day meeting all kinds of freedom loving people at the Idaho Homestead Conference. We are definitely honored to be a part of this event. Thanks to all the organizers in a big way.

End of season harvest.
02/11/2024

End of season harvest.

29/09/2024
21/09/2024
From selecting the stone, dry hands, decomposed granite and redwood benches, we are moving along with the patio creation...
02/09/2024

From selecting the stone, dry hands, decomposed granite and redwood benches, we are moving along with the patio creation for our wedding venue project.

Customer garden box for a happy customer. Reach out if you would like one too.
10/08/2024

Customer garden box for a happy customer. Reach out if you would like one too.

25/07/2024

Gosh, I wonder how many times I will get a chance to make a first impression?

14/07/2024
This might not seem like much but very strange to me. White tissue corn seedling! Blue Hopi is the type. We will see if ...
18/05/2024

This might not seem like much but very strange to me. White tissue corn seedling! Blue Hopi is the type. We will see if it changes or stays. I googled it and didn’t find anything.

Making a difference. 💗
24/04/2024

Making a difference. 💗

Address


Telephone

+12082838147

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when B and B Farms Kuna at Black Phasuki Vineyard posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to B and B Farms Kuna at Black Phasuki Vineyard:

Videos

Squash garden is cleaned up for the year. #Idaho #squash #knowyourfarmer

Kuna Idaho wine crush October 2024. #corgi #idahowines #Idaho

Affordable Idaho micro wedding venue reception area almost complete!

Micro wedding venue reception area almost finished.
Micro wedding venue reception area almost finished.

425 F for 20 minutes for perfection.

Wine grapes we are growing here in the Snake River AVA. Some do better than others through the winter.

July 2024 venue construction phase 1.
July 2024 venue construction phase 1.

Head trained wine grapes. Frontenac Gris in Idaho. #naturalwine #biodynamic #Vineyards #WineCountry #Idaho

Eco friendly no plastic produce sales!
Eco friendly no plastic produce sales!

The importance of minimizing plastics in agriculture is a hot topic and an important one. We are now providing an eco friendly option for buying your produce from your farmer. The jar is filled with items of your choice for an initial cost of $15. Each refill after that will be between $5-$10 depending on your choice. I will no try to squeeze watermelons or pumpkins into these jars but we will also have those available for sale. For those I will make a custom repurposed wood crate for you. Currently we are about 3 weeks from salad greens but now we have the stir fry mix available. Stay tuned for updates from the field.

Shortcuts

  • Address
  • Telephone
  • Alerts
  • Contact The Business
  • Videos
  • Claim ownership or report listing

  • Want your business to be the top-listed Pet Store/pet Service?

Share

Our Story

Our story starts with the desire to feed the soil, then to grow the food and finally to prepare above average meals. We grow great quality produce that has never seen chemicals in any way. Organic for sure. Natural process agriculture is the model we are following. Paying close to attention to the plants, learning, failing, while embracing natures elements. This system is an abrupt transition from what we've known and practiced for years as "conventional".

Fighting mother nature in the garden has driven me mad in the past and it only makes biological sense that my efforts were unsustainable and futile.

I've already seen results in a short period of time when a vole was munching a dandelion I intentionally left to grow. The vole was eating it instead of my plants in the same area. Maybe I wont always be this lucky, but it makes sense that if the critters have just one choice (my produce for example) with no "weeds" around then that's what it's going to eat.

​