Scott and Bobbie Thomas

Thomas Pottery Farm is located in the upper part of Moore County just above the Westmoore Community.
Scott and Bobbie Thomas have a small farm in which they grow local produce, raise a few broilers each Spring and have several laying hens. Growing organic or as close to it as possible is their goal for produce and raising chickens.

By using mostly organic seed varieties they strive to grow heirlooms and Non GMO vegetables. Each season kitchen compost and composted manures are used to amend the soil.
Pest and disease is managed by checking plants daily and removing insects or diseased plant material by hand thus keeping these problems under control.

Chickens are treated with the utmost care. Using electric netting and a chicken tractor (laying and roosting house on wheels) they free range in grassy pastures.
As peeps, they are raised on organic chick starter containing all goodness with no antibiotics. Adult chickens are fed all grain laying pellets and organic feed containing flax, vitamins and probiotics. Added to their staple diet is occasional vegetable scraps, weeds, melons and pumpkins when in season. Pests are managed using garlic, diatomaceous earth and pine oil. Eggs are gathered daily and refrigerated.

Make plans to visit Thomas Pottery Farm to see their farm grow.

Sunday, May 3, 2009

Spring Garden


The garden is growing well and am planning to offer fresh veggies to purchase this year. If you are interested you can join as a follower or simply send me an email, I will add you to my contact list. I will be updating my blog and emailing each week as garden items are ready to harvest. A variety of Lettuce, Spinach, Cilantro, Chives, Rosemary and Thyme are ready now. Spring veggies coming along in the next week or so are Beets, Sweet Turnip, Radish, Onions, Swiss Chard. Summer items are a variety of Heirloom Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Squash, Tomatillo, Sweet and Hot Peppers, many, many herbs. My garden is small so quantities will be limited. Don't forget we have fresh eggs too!
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