It is well established that here on the Farm, we are obsessed with growth, and are well aware of the difficulties that go along when pursuing it. Likewise, growing as a person is no easy feat. That is why, essentially, the primary objectives of the Muscle Farm are to challenge you, to change you, and empower you ...
With the Harms Farms Winter Apparel Collection, we have chosen superior quality on all items because we want them to be able to withstand the elements and last for many seasons to come. We take pride in the quality of our brand and want that to reflect in everything we do.
My first job in life was holding the cow’s tail while my mother sat on a wooden box and milked the cow. There was whole line-up of cows stanchioned in the barn waiting to be milked by my mom and dad. My dad had rigged up a wire stretched from one end of the barn to the other with little wire twists behind each cow for hanging up their tails, but I was still ordered to hold the tail ...
One of the many vegetables grown on Harms Farms fertile soil is Brussels sprouts. I call them “little cabbages.” Like most produce, Brussels sprouts taste much better fresh, right out of the garden. Refrigerated Brussels sprouts should stay good for a few weeks, though the flavor becomes stronger and less tasty with age. They stay fresher and longer if kept on the stock ...
It had been nearly 20 years since I had last visited, yet I felt so at home. The revival of this brand has drawn me so close to the original Harms Farms that I felt a sort of magnetic pull to go back and visit the place where it all began.
Similar to the inception of Harms Farms 2.0, what basically started out as an idea turned into a reality. A spontaneous road trip to visit my longtime friend, Guysen, in Eugene, Oregon, brought me within striking distance of the farm, which was a mere three-hour drive away. The day before my planned departure back home ...
