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Join the Harvest

Join us from May through October as we dive deeper into the ebb and flow of God’s creation through seasonal eating, never lacking in the goodness and richness that He has created for us through working the earth.

We only grow what we like to eat. If you find a new-to-you veggie or leafy green in your box, chances are that we have a recipe for you to add it to a good-tasting, hearty meal.

The Elm Farm Box is a weekly box brimming with in-season, local, beyond-organic veggies, berries, herbs, and the occasional surprise. Each box is created for you at our family-owned farm in Marshfield, MO.

Variety: Each box will have a wide array of vegetables, but the focus will always be on staples we can all use to make nutritious, home-cooked meals for our families.

A Spring box may contain a sampling of baby mixed greens, beets, bok choy, herbs and green garlic. A mid-Summer box may contain okra, carrots, zucchini, green beans, peppers and tomatoes. A Fall box would have a combination of both, with pumpkins and red bell peppers.

You had me at tomatoes!

Quality: Everything grown here on the farm is beyond organic, meaning we don’t even use the chemicals and fertilizers approved for “certified organic” farming. We grow everything straight from heirloom seeds, a portion of which were saved right here in the garden the year before.

Quantity: Each of the 20 boxes will vary slightly due to the nature of seasonal eating. We strive for consistency each week, so there will always be plenty of produce to create up to 4 meals for a family of 4.

This comes out to about 8-12 different veggies per box, with boxes weighing more in the summer (tomatoes and peppers) and less in the spring (peas and spinach).

Recipes: Included with each selection of vegetables will be a recipe and additional ideas on how to store, prepare, and preserve your harvest.

Frequency: Boxes will be available weekly for 20 weeks, mid-May through mid-October for a total of 20 boxes. We take a week break twice throughout the growing season. You will be notified several weeks in advance.

Value: Knowing that you are feeding your family quality food grown right here in Missouri is priceless.

There is a $200 non-refundable deposit to reserve your box.

After the deposit, there is a weekly charge of $20 to ensure your box is filled with fresh veggies every week from mid-May through mid-October.

Pick up: Boxes will be available for pick up here at the Farm in Marshfield on Thursday from 3-7pm.

Can’t make it out to the farm in Marshfield? Consider hosting a pick up location in Springfield or Lebanon. (Minimum 5 families required for a pick up location.)

Ask us about delivery.

When do we start?

Boxes will be ready for pick up mid-May 2025.

Give me veggies!

Add-ons: Free range chicken, duck + goose eggs available to add on to your box subscription at $3.50/doz for chicken and duck and $1/egg for goose.

Freshly baked sourdough loaves are available upon request at $6/loaf. Seasonal jams and spreads will be available at $8/half pint. Dried herbs and spice blends will be offered as harvests allow at $8/jar.

Let us know you’re committed to seasonal eating in 2025 by reserving your box today.

You can find the FAQ here.

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Welcome to the Farm

Elm Farm in Marshfield, MO

Elm Farm is an operational flower farm and gathering place for hosting small groups, photo sessions, workshops, learning days, and simple seasonal events.

With 16 acres & too many chickens, Elm is growing into a stewarded place of hospitality, beauty, food, flowers, and community.

Meet Elm Farm

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So precious hearing the sounds of families playing So precious hearing the sounds of families playing frisbee together as the sun sets at Elm and the little baby seedlings get special attention from special little hands.
These seeds were started in July in 3/4” soil bloc These seeds were started in July in 3/4” soil blocks and now they’re ready for the winter journey that will lead them to an abundant spring harvest. Snapdragons are always a favorite in May and June, when they start slowing down in the field and we have to start planning the seed starting all over again for the next harvest.
Anna hooked up the riding mower and wagon for this Anna hooked up the riding mower and wagon for this morning’s field harvest. Look at that beautiful goldenrod!
Nothing like rain when you’ve noticed it missing. Nothing like rain when you’ve noticed it missing.
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A September evening in the flower field. A pair o A September evening in the flower field. 
A pair of clippers.
A bucket filling up one stem at a time.
Then we’ll bring everything inside, strip the stems, get them ready for the vase, and make
bouquets together.
That’s Thursdays at Elm this week.
We’re keeping this one small so you can actually walk the farm with us, ask questions, learn
what you’re looking for when you harvest, and make something beautiful from flowers that were
growing in the ground a few minutes before.
Thursday, September 10
6:30–8:30 p.m.
Come spend an evening at Elm.
elmfarm.co/thursdays
They’re so soft and welcoming! They’re so soft and welcoming!
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Fall is an ambiguous word, but root bound clears i Fall is an ambiguous word, but root bound clears it up reallllll quick.
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There are entire psychology books written about th There are entire psychology books written about this phenomenon.
These seeds were started in July in 3/4” soil bloc These seeds were started in July in 3/4” soil blocks and now they’re ready for the winter journey that will lead them to an abundant spring harvest. Snapdragons are always a favorite in May and June, when they start slowing down in the field and we have to start planning the seed starting all over again for the next harvest.
A September evening in the flower field. A pair o A September evening in the flower field. 
A pair of clippers.
A bucket filling up one stem at a time.
Then we’ll bring everything inside, strip the stems, get them ready for the vase, and make
bouquets together.
That’s Thursdays at Elm this week.
We’re keeping this one small so you can actually walk the farm with us, ask questions, learn
what you’re looking for when you harvest, and make something beautiful from flowers that were
growing in the ground a few minutes before.
Thursday, September 10
6:30–8:30 p.m.
Come spend an evening at Elm.
elmfarm.co/thursdays
What do twinkle lights, coffee, and the last week What do twinkle lights, coffee, and the last week before school starts have in common?

They’re all necessary components for a magical evening with a teen in your life and a hand wrapped bouquet to take home. 

Bring the girls and the boys: we don’t discriminate about who likes flowers. We all need some basil shoved up our nostrils sometimes. 

Thursday at Elm Farm in Marshfield, Missouri. Come by for something cold to drink and a fun indoor date night on a hot day.
Anna hooked up the riding mower and wagon for this Anna hooked up the riding mower and wagon for this morning’s field harvest. Look at that beautiful goldenrod!
He was determined but I think the walkway won in t He was determined but I think the walkway won in the end.

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Summer 2026 Elm Farm is prepared for small groups, workshops, homeschool days, women’s gatherings, family celebrations, and simple seasonal events.

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Family Owned & Operated

Stewardship: the responsible overseeing and protection of something considered worth caring for and preserving.

We invite you to join us as we restore order to the land God has given us.

Bloom With Us

Follow the seasonal journey as Elm embraces the flowers, bulbs, cover crops, hospitality, and working farm life. Find out when the farm looks the way you want it to:

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