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Yahuah's Farm is a sanctuary of familial warmth and dedication to offering top-tier agricultural products, catering to both physical and spiritual needs. Central to our farm are our registered Painted Desert sheep, esteemed for their striking appearance and adaptability to diverse climates. These sheep not only adorn our pastures with their beauty but also carry a profound significance. Their magn

ificent horns, crafted into shofars, resonate with ancient traditions, infusing our offerings with a spiritual depth. From providing nourishment through meat and milk to evoking sacred sounds, our Painted Desert sheep embody tradition and spirituality. In harmony with our sheep, we raise Registered Saanen milk goats, prized for their high milk yield and gentle nature. With these goats, we ensure a consistent supply of nutritious milk to enhance your family's diet. Our commitment to sustainability extends to our perennial food supply, boasting a diverse range of seeds, including Waltham Butternut squash, Snake gourd, and Lemon squash. Additionally, our fruit plants, such as Elderberries and Climax Blueberries, offer a delightful assortment of fresh fruits throughout the year. Furthermore, our collection of medicinal herbs, including Comfrey Wild, Echinacea, and Marshmallow, provides natural remedies for various ailments, fostering holistic well-being. Among these offerings, you'll find Stinging Nettles and Rosemary, carefully selected to support your health and vitality. At Yahuah's Farm, we believe in nourishing both body and soul. Our dedication to quality and care ensures that you receive the finest products, cultivated in harmony with tradition and nature. And amidst our offerings, you'll discover the resilience of Missionary Olive trees, the vibrant allure of pomegranates, the hearty nutrition of potato beans, and the earthy goodness of sunchokes, each contributing to the tapestry of sustenance and enrichment we offer.

27/01/2025

Babies everywhere.
Do you see what I see? Lol
Shofar's 😂

26/01/2025

Lemons, limes, even Bay Tree. Pomegranates are propagating well, check out all those figs, grapes and muscadines.

All winter we have been open at the farm Sundays and Mondays. Elderberries are the top seller this winter by far. We can't wait for spring. We are talking and thinking of getting more roses. (Maybe) lol.

17/01/2025

Spirit is getting so close 🥰😏

16/01/2025

Well this Dragon is growing so well that I can't stop thinking about what they will taste like. Fuyu Persimmon has been added to the farm. Came in the mail yesterday. So we will soon have these available With the native persimmon.

15/01/2025

You want to see why I use Freezer and Frigerators?
I always shot many holes before filling to allow Oxygen to the soil.

I have grown many things in this over the years. Since 2023 and even to this very moment we only use it to Propagate. I get a 85%-90% Return with no hormones.

Everything besides Volunteers is Elderberries all starting to root or just cut for the rooting Process.

11/01/2025

4 new puppies 🤩🥰

07/01/2025

Powdered charcoal is extremely expensive. So we powderize ourselves instead of buying. I may never get enough that way but I am not out $100s and each year more is added.

This stuff is amazing on your soil it is something that many have never heard of. This stuff we use on the farm for guarantee Immunity to parvo and for so many other things but the Gardan and Parvo was the two things that just amazes me. I'll tell you everything you need to know about charcoal in gardening and when I am done you will see why it is important to us in our gardening.

Charcoal, especially in its activated or biochar form, offers numerous benefits for soil health and plant growth. Its porous structure improves soil aeration and drainage while enhancing water retention, making it particularly useful in sandy or compacted soils. By acting as a sponge, charcoal holds onto essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, slowly releasing them over time to nourish plants. It also provides a habitat for beneficial microorganisms that promote soil fertility and plant health. Additionally, charcoal binds to toxins such as pesticides and heavy metals, neutralizing them and creating a safer environment for roots.

One of the most significant advantages of charcoal is its ability to adjust soil pH, especially in acidic conditions, making it more hospitable for a wide range of plants. It also contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, such as nitrous oxide, and acting as a long-term carbon sink, helping to mitigate climate change. To maximize its benefits, it is crucial to use untreated natural charcoal or biochar rather than charcoal briquettes with additives. Preparing biochar by crushing it and "charging" it with nutrients—soaking it in compost tea or liquid fertilizer—ensures that it enhances soil fertility immediately upon application.

When incorporating charcoal into soil, it should be thoroughly mixed into the topsoil at a rate of 5-10% by volume. This approach helps create a balanced and nutrient-rich growing medium for most crops. While the benefits are generally universal, testing biochar on a small area before widespread use is recommended to ensure compatibility with your specific soil and plants. Over time, the charcoal integrates seamlessly into the soil ecosystem, providing lasting improvements to soil structure, water retention, and fertility with minimal maintenance. By using charcoal strategically, gardeners and farmers can support healthier plants and contribute to a more sustainable environment.

01/01/2025

Elderberries

Miss Figgy
Celeste
Black Missionary
LSU Purple
Tennessee Mountain
Brown Turkey
Hardy Chicago

Still Growing plants in this Arkansas winter. About 400 more figs Propagating with a few LSU Tigers coming alone great. We can't wait to add our Triumph Muscadine that are Propagating but not ready for pots.

Mulberries are coming as well but I am not going to talk about it yet. This is the first time to Propagate our dwarf Variety.

We even are rooting Meyer lemons and let's just say we may end up grafting soon. As I will want to graft them to Poncirus Trifoliata or Hardy Orange. A hardy Arkansas lemon Variety used for grafting already. So why not since we have both Meyer and Hardy Orange. But as of now I am just happy they are rooting.

24/12/2024

The Miss Figgy Fig is a dwarf variety of the Black Mission fig, ideal for small gardens, containers, or patios due to its compact size, reaching only 4–6 feet tall and wide. Despite its small stature, this fig tree is highly productive, yielding medium-sized, sweet, purple-black figs with a deep red interior that are perfect for fresh eating, drying, or preserves. Hardy in USDA zones 7–10, it thrives in full sun with well-draining soil and consistent watering, allowing the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings. For optimal growth, use a balanced fertilizer during the growing season and prune annually during dormancy to maintain its shape and encourage fruiting. Miss Figgy adapts well to container growing when placed in a large pot with proper drainage, and the soil should be refreshed every 2–3 years. It often produces two crops per year, with a smaller breba crop in early summer and a main crop in late summer to fall. In colder climates, potted plants can be brought indoors, while outdoor plants benefit from heavy mulching and burlap wrapping for winter protection. With its ease of care and abundant fruit production, Miss Figgy is a fantastic choice for gardeners looking to enjoy delicious figs in a compact and manageable plant.

25/11/2024

Even more Elderberries have been potted up. These are what we Call Abundant Elderberries and the only kind we Grow for ourselves.

Today we work on getting the figs cut back for Propagation knowing winter is close.

21/11/2024

Worms look amazing. Since we make all our own dirt even in the pots we sell. Worms is a must for healthy soil and thriving plants.

17/11/2024

I don't think we will ever be running out again.
Lambs ear.
Now I have to pot these up.

17/11/2024

Ginger Beer. Well we call it Ginger Honey Beer.
We love to add Lemon to ours
Remember you can make the soda as strong as you want just by adding more or less Syrup.
We Crafted with the warmth of fresh ginger, the natural sweetness of golden honey, and the zesty brightness of fresh lemon juice, this ginger beer delivers a harmonious balance of bold and refreshing flavors. The spicy kick of ginger is tamed by the smooth, floral sweetness of honey, while the tangy lemon provides a crisp, invigorating finish. The carbonation adds an effervescent fizz, creating a delightful beverage that’s perfect for any occasion.
Ingredients:

Fresh ginger root (about 4-6 inches, grated) more equals stronger Ginger.

Honey (1/2 to 1 cup, depending on your sweetness preference)

Fresh lemons (2-3, juiced)

Carbonated water (soda) (4-5 cups)

Directions:

1. Prepare the Ginger Base

Peel and grate the ginger root. The more ginger you use, the stronger the flavor will be.

Add the grated ginger to a saucepan with 2 cups of water.

2. Simmer the Mixture

Bring the water and ginger to a boil, then reduce the heat and let it simmer for about 10-15 minutes. This extracts the ginger's flavor and spiciness.

3. Sweeten with Honey

After simmering, remove the mixture from heat. While it’s still warm, stir in honey until fully dissolved. Taste and adjust the sweetness as needed.

4. Add Lemon Juice

Once the ginger-honey mixture has cooled slightly, strain it into a bowl to remove the grated ginger pieces.

Stir in the freshly squeezed lemon juice. This adds a zesty freshness and balances the sweetness.

5. Combine with Soda

To serve, mix the ginger base with chilled carbonated water in a pitcher or glass. Use a 1:1 ratio for a balanced flavor, but you can adjust to your taste.

6. Serve and Enjoy

Pour over ice for a refreshing drink. Garnish with a slice of lemon or a sprig of mint if desired.

When combined, the ingredients in this ginger beer create a powerful beverage that supports overall wellness. The digestive benefits of ginger and lemon work together to alleviate stomach discomfort, while honey adds soothing properties that can help ease coughs and sore throats. This blend is rich in antioxidants and immune-boosting compounds, making it a natural way to fight off colds and infections. Additionally, the detoxifying effects of lemon, coupled with the anti-inflammatory properties of ginger, promote a healthy, balanced body. With its refreshing fizz and revitalizing flavor, this drink is not only a treat for the taste buds but also a nourishing tonic for the body and soul.

14/11/2024

Baby Dragons. We are so Excited about our Edgar Dragon fruits. We Propagated only this one from our plants with many more coming.

13/11/2024

Key limes are blowing up. Lemons was amazing but we can't wait to try limes.

06/11/2024

Yesterday, I started my journey with olive leaves to unlock their incredible benefits. We invested in olive trees not only for the purpose of making olive leaf tinctures but also to press our own oils. Yes, it's another one of those dreams in the making! While I have to wait a year to get started, we’ve already begun propagating two different olive varieties. Soon, we’ll have enough leaves to create the tincture I’ve been eager to try.

Olive leaf tincture is a natural remedy celebrated for its health benefits, largely due to its primary active compound, oleuropein. Known for its antioxidant properties, it helps protect cells from damage, potentially slowing aging and reducing the risk of chronic diseases. The tincture also supports immune health, thanks to its antiviral, antibacterial, and antifungal effects, making it useful for warding off colds, flu, and infections. Additionally, it shows potential in supporting cardiovascular health by helping to lower blood pressure and cholesterol, which benefits heart health.

Olive leaf tincture’s anti-inflammatory properties may aid in managing pain and inflammation, particularly for those with arthritis. It’s also noted for its ability to help regulate blood sugar levels, offering benefits for those with diabetes or insulin resistance. As an antimicrobial agent, it can combat various pathogens, and when applied topically, it may improve skin conditions like acne and eczema. Some users report an increase in energy and stamina after using olive leaf tincture, potentially due to its effects on blood circulation and reduced oxidative stress.

With the abundance of leaves from our growing olive trees, we’ll soon be able to make this tincture a staple in our wellness routine and explore the many ways olive leaf can enhance our health naturally.

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Monday	00:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	00:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	00:00 - 17:00
Thursday	00:00 - 17:00
Friday	00:00 - 17:00

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+15013883321

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https://mainproduce.com/

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