Full Hollow Farm is a small certified organic vegetable farm located in Belding, MI.  We use earth-friendly, sustainable growing practices, encourage biodiversity, and focus on the health of the soil.  We offer CSA memberships and attend the Rockford Farmers Market.  Together, Jamie and Brad have worked on seven different vegetable and fruit farms.  During these years they continued to learn and love growing produce and providing food to the community.  

We are really excited to grow food for you!

I really enjoyed the day today, especially harvesting this crazy tender baby bok choy for winter CSA.
What a beautiful day to be outside picking brussels sprouts, in January of all months!
June might be a bit down the road, but our summer CSA sign ups are now open! Follow the link in our profile or find your way to our website to get your spot. In the meantime we’ll be here planning another delicious season. 📷: my mama @janewilb
Really excited about these rainbow radishes from the high tunnel!
Week 4 of our Winter CSA: onions, garlic, sweet potatoes, lettuce, baby bok choy, french fingerling potatoes, parsnips, and baby salad greens
Just about to harvest lettuce for the first week of our winter shares!
Last day with the full farm crew!
YOU GUYS! We’ve got parsnips at market today. This week Jack Frost came for a visit, bringing temps into the low 20s to sweeten up these parsnip cuties.
Week 20 of our Summer CSA! We’ve got spots available for our Winter CSA which runs November through February. If you’re interested head on over to our website to learn more and sign up. Link in profile.
Come visit us and get your fall goodies! We’re here at the Rockford Farmers Market until 1!
Winter spinach is being planted in one of the hoop houses today. Next to it is the winter kale, probably the best looking kale we’ve ever grown! Basically there’s a bunch of winter going on here. #prepping #winteriscoming
A beautiful and foggy morning chicken move. Rotating these gals (and a few dudes) makes me so happy.
Just another day at the office... Thanks for capturing this @suzleberry
Pretty excited to see this in the hoop house. In case you are not familiar the large green grub is a tomato hornworm. It can cause a lot of damage to a tomato crop if left unchecked. The white pill looking things peppering the hornworm are eggs laid by small parasitic wasps which feed on the worm, eventually killing it. Good eye @suzleberry

If you'd like to get in touch with us, you may email us at fullhollowfarm@gmail.com or visit us on Facebook.