Produce Currently In Season

Vegetable Notes –

Updated 9/15/23 – Starting fall season.  Coming soon green beans, broccoli, cabbage, beets, lettuce.

We are starting Stuckmeyer’s Farm Fun Days that starts 23 September.  Come out and see what we are growing!

 

Market Pictures

Hauling Melons Pictures

Hauling Apples
from 2007 Pictures

Pictures of tomato patch early. 

  

Stuckmeyer’s Sweet Onions turned out extremely good.  We
planted almost 18,000 plants.

 

    
    

Linda, Ralph and Jean Planting Onions

 

Load of Red and White Onions

We had so many onions this year will we
ran out of space to hang onions, we ended up with  overflow in shed hanging
them with a ladder!
(notice roll bar of tractor)

Peppers and Eggplant just after
planting

Ralph and Randy planting cucumbers earlier
in the season

Ralph is planting cucumber seed with an antique horse (converted to tractor) drawn planter.  Randy is driving.

Plus much more I have not listed!

Vegetable Notes –

Updated 6/27/23 – Weather is starting to get warm and dry.  Summer crops are starting to be harvested from our fields.  Stuckmeyer homegrown tomatoes are in!  Currently harvesting zucchini, yellow squash, numerous kinds of peppers, cucumbers, pickling cucumbers, cabbage, okra, green beans, and beets.  We pulled our “Stuckmeyer Sweets” onions and they are currently being hung so they will cure. Next on the list will be sweet corn that will be ready around July 4th.  We plan on hauling watermelon and cantaloupe from the Missouri Bootheel again this year.  Hope to have first load of melons, by Friday  30 June. 

Market Pictures

Hauling Melons Pictures

Hauling Apples
from 2007 Pictures

Pictures of tomato patch early. 

  

Stuckmeyer’s Sweet Onions turned out extremely good.  We
planted almost 18,000 plants.

 

    
    

Linda, Ralph and Jean Planting Onions

 

Load of Red and White Onions

We had so many onions this year will we
ran out of space to hang onions, we ended up with  overflow in shed hanging
them with a ladder!
(notice roll bar of tractor)

Peppers and Eggplant just after
planting

Ralph and Randy planting cucumbers earlier
in the season

Ralph is planting cucumber seed with an antiquehorse (converted to tractor) drawn planter.  Randy is driving.

Plus much more I have not listed!

Stuckmeyer’s Homegrown Schedule
	April	May	June	July	Aug
Asparagus	X	X
Beets		X	X
Blackberries			X	X	X
Cabbage			X
Cantaloupe				X	X
Cucumbers			X	X	X
Dill			X	X
Eggplant				X	X
Green Onions	X	X	x
Green Beans			X	X	X
Lettuce	X	X
Okra				X	X
Onions				X
Peas		X
Peppers				X	X
Potatoes					X
Radishes		X
Rhubarb	X	X
Spinach	X	X
Strawberries		X	X
Sweet Corn				X	X
Tomatoes				X	X
Watermelon				X	X
Zucchini			X	X	X