Article in the Inforum about our Sunday Supper in September of 2017.

https://www.inforum.com/lifestyle/4321470-harvest-table-historic-probstfield-farm-host-annual-community-supper

Article in the Inforum regarding restoration of historical homes, including the 1868 Probstfield home.

https://www.inforum.com/entertainment/3799612-renovating-history-special-challenges-face-historic-home-repair#.XMUwldUp1nM.link

Thank you all for your patience as we work on updating our social media.

We have a Youtube Channel!  Come, subscribe and see videos from the 2016 Plowing Bee.  More video will be added soon!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrX6w-qY8Fb2w5QsOmft5FA

Our Sunday Supper event is just around the corner on September 9, 2018, and we are especially excited to be celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the Probstfield farm!  So save a spot on your calendar and get your tickets now at the link below!

https://squareup.com/store/ProbstfieldFarm

Enjoy locally grown food in the beautiful and historic farmyard at Probstfield Living History Farm.

The Farm Supper features local chefs from the area’s best restaurants sourcing ingredients from sustainable area farms.  This year’s featured participants include:  Nichole Hensen- Nicholes fine pastry,  Ryan Nitschke-Luna, Eric and Sara Watson-Rustica Tavern, Casey Absey- Blackbird woodfire pizza, and Greg Stumbo of Stumbeano’s Coffee.  This year brings the welcome addition of cheesemonger Megan Lewis at Milk Made.

Our Local brewers, distillers, and wine sellers bring their fun summer offerings.  This year we welcome 99 Bottles as our wine sponsor with Justin Blanford (Sommelier) and Kjersten and Andy Skatvold, Junkyard Brewery with Alison Slavik, and Proof Distillery with Judd Eskildsen.

Special thanks to Jaclyn Weber our local produce supplier, Kent Kolstad of Livewire, The Knotty Pine Pickers, White House Co., and Markus Krueger and the Historical and Cultural Society of Cass Clay.

Limited to the first 100 people, Probstfield Farm hosts this fabulous evening of community engagement, live music, and delicious local foods prepared by a dream-team of local chefs at just $100 per plate.  All funds raised by this event directly support the restoration of the Probstfield family’s log house, the oldest log home and farmhouse in the Red River Valley.

Interested in a Community Garden Plot? Sign-ups for new gardeners are coming!
April 8 (Sunday), 3-5pm
April 9 (Monday), 5-7pm
Location to be announced soon.
For more information check out our garden pages here, or contact our garden coordinator, Sarah. pocgcoordinator@probstfieldfarm.org

Garden plots are filled on a first come first serve basis.