We make every effort to grow a wide variety of the best-quality, certified organic produce for today’s health-conscious consumer. The demand of our customers helps us decide many of the crops we will grow the following year. We also take pride in growing some of the most unusual produce items found in the state of North Dakota.

Vegetable varieties available in 2010:
Blue Lake Green Beans, Bull's Blood, Chioggia and Detroit Dark Red Beets, Di Cicco Broccoli, Bolero, Negovia Nelson and Ya Ya Carrots, Snowball Cauliflower, Straight 8, Mideast Prolific, Sumter, Little Leaf, Lemon and Marketmore Cucumbers, Bohemian Horseradish, Korridor Kohlrabi, Jericho Romaine, Salad Bowl and Mixed Green Leaf Lettuce, Turga parsnips, Pioneer Shell Peas, Caribe, Red Norland and Yukon Gold Potatoes, Beauregard (non-organic) Sweet Potatoes, Cherry Belle, Champion and Pink Beauty Radish, Renegade and Bloomsdale Spinach, Purple Top Turnips, Partenon Zucchini. 

Fruit varieties available in 2010:
Sweet Granite, Rocky Ford and Hale's Best Cantaloupe, Rainbow and Jalapeno Peppers, Howden Field Pumpkin, Lantham Raspberries, Black Forest, Buttercup, Spaghetti and Uncle Dave's Dakota Dessert, Squash, Purple and Verde Tomatillo and All Sweet, Dakota Rose and Klondike watermelon. 

Garlic varieties available in 2010:
We planted nine hardneck varieties and two softneck varieties on Oct. 16 and 18, 2009. Here's what we have in the field; German Extra Hardy, Siberian, Georgia Crystal, Georgia Fire, Russian Giant, Belarus, Romanian Red, Yugoslavian and Polish Hardneck. We tripled a softneck (Lorz) that we harvested in 2009 because this garlic sold out in two weeks. Because of this incredible demand, we added the softneck Inchelium, which has done well in our 2009 trials. In addition, we've increased our Georgia Fire hardneck selection because of strong demand for this extremely hot garlic.

Tomato varieties available in 2010:
Strong demand for fresh, organic tomatoes has allowed us to expand our selections greatly from five to 18 varieties to meet our customers' needs. Amish Paste, Brandywine, Cosmonaut, Principe Borghese, Roma, Red Pearl, Rutgers, San Marzano, Scotia, Siberian, Sunkist, Taxi, Valenciano, German Striped, Hollow, Sweet Pea, Green Zebra and Yellow Pear Tomatoes will be grown in 2010.

Unusual products grown in 2010
Amaranth, Basil, Borage, Catnip, Cinnamon Basil, Coriander, Arctic Chief Corn, Marshmallow, Okra, Popcorn and Quinoa.

Thanks to you, our customers for making 2009 another great market season and we look forward to seeing you as soon as the produce is available.