This farm started in 1969 when my Grandparents moved to what was then "rural" Eagle, and they literally stuck their shovel in the mud and started digging. My grandfathers dream was to plant trees, apple trees. He did. Thousands.
Their entire life they sweated, toiled, and work the soil the best they could. Today our family enjoys the fruits of their labor, and we continue to keep the farm going, hoping it will benefit our children and community.
The farm has been a big "work in progress". Each year we are working to improve the things we do here on the farm to make it better.
Our goal is to provide the local community with fresh organic products directly from the farm. You and your family are able to come see the produce growing, the cows in the pastures, see the apples growing in the orchard, and feel what it should really be like.
"Keep it fresh, and keep it local," my wife Melanie says. Its the healthy thing, and you should be apart of it.
This spring I decided it was finally time to make a webpage of things we are doing on the farm. So its also a work in progress.
Please feel free to give your suggestions.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Corey Blaine
208-841-8127
coreyblaine@pleasantviewfarms.info
This farm started in 1969 when my Grandparents moved to what was then "rural" Eagle, and they literally stuck their shovel in the mud and started digging. My grandfathers dream was to plant trees, apple trees. He did. Thousands.
Their entire life they sweated, toiled, and work the soil the best they could. Today our family enjoys the fruits of their labor, and we continue to keep the farm going, hoping it will benefit our children and community.
The farm has been a big "work in progress". Each year we are working to improve the things we do here on the farm to make it better.
Our goal is to provide the local community with fresh organic products directly from the farm. You and your family are able to come see the produce growing, the cows in the pastures, see the apples growing in the orchard, and feel what it should really be like.
"Keep it fresh, and keep it local," my wife Melanie says. Its the healthy thing, and you should be apart of it.
This spring I decided it was finally time to make a webpage of things we are doing on the farm. So its also a work in progress.
Please feel free to give your suggestions.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Corey Blaine
208-841-8127
coreyblaine@pleasantviewfarms.info
Their entire life they sweated, toiled, and work the soil the best they could. Today our family enjoys the fruits of their labor, and we continue to keep the farm going, hoping it will benefit our children and community.
The farm has been a big "work in progress". Each year we are working to improve the things we do here on the farm to make it better.
Our goal is to provide the local community with fresh organic products directly from the farm. You and your family are able to come see the produce growing, the cows in the pastures, see the apples growing in the orchard, and feel what it should really be like.
"Keep it fresh, and keep it local," my wife Melanie says. Its the healthy thing, and you should be apart of it.
This spring I decided it was finally time to make a webpage of things we are doing on the farm. So its also a work in progress.
Please feel free to give your suggestions.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Corey Blaine
208-841-8127
coreyblaine@pleasantviewfarms.info
