White Fireweed Farm, Freest Fancy Creations

White Fireweed Farm, Freest Fancy Creations Creating handmade fiber art from the fibers humanely harvested from our animals. We are a small fam

On our 80 acre farm we raise for fiber CAGBA Registered Colored Angora Goats for their lustrous soft mohair fiber, Giant and Satin Angora Rabbits for their oh so soft angora fiber and Merino Sheep (the softest wool) along with Jersey Wooly rabbits for fun. Also, we raise show Quality Poultry including Welsummers, RC Rhode Island Reds, Buff Ameraucanas, Bantam Brown Red Modern Game. We use the gift

s they give us to produce products both creative and useful. Our line of wares and creations is called Freest Fancy Creations. We are a predator friendly farm meaning we chose to live in harmony with wildlife and use livestock guardian dogs to protect our livestock..

Pulled the first test ear of corn today. Still need time for the kernels to plump but I'm really happy that the cob is ...
08/21/2025

Pulled the first test ear of corn today. Still need time for the kernels to plump but I'm really happy that the cob is completely filled out. Silks still aren't dry on most of the other ears so it will still be a few weeks before we have any to sell. If you recall, we had a hard frost on June 11/12 so didn't get the corn transplanted until the afternoon of the 12th. That's 69 days in colder than corn country soils and this is a 69 day corn so we're not necessarily behind schedule. Just hope we can beat the frost.

08/18/2025

This is sooo cool I want to try it!

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08/16/2025

We'll have zucchini, yellow squash, radicchio, cauliflower, mini cabbage, kohlrabi, a few peas (maybe the last of the season), fresh eggs, and more at the Tanana Valley Farmer's Market today. It's going to be a rainy morning but it should taper off after noon. Dig out your rain jackets and extratuffs and come get first pick of the produce.

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Harvested garlic today and put it in the barn to cure. A few are starting to split apart so probably should have harvest...
08/06/2025

Harvested garlic today and put it in the barn to cure. A few are starting to split apart so probably should have harvested last week but I waited for the ground to dry out a bit. It will take 2 or 3 weeks to cure, then we'll weigh out what's pre-sold and see what we have left to offer at the market.

08/06/2025

The bees were loading up on corn pollen today.

And another Tanana Valley State Fair is a wrap. Ten long fun days of showing, shearing demos and Fleece to Fashion with...
08/03/2025

And another Tanana Valley State Fair is a wrap. Ten long fun days of showing, shearing demos and Fleece to Fashion with the Fairbanks Weavers' and Spinners' Guild.

Several people asked what crops we have coming up at last week's market. Here's a sample of what's coming along. Note t...
07/30/2025

Several people asked what crops we have coming up at last week's market. Here's a sample of what's coming along. Note that most of the garlic is pre-ordered so we probably won't have much at the market, and the winter squash may not be cured in time for the last market but will be available on line or at the winter bazaars. We're also hoping to have some field tomatoes, some beefsteak tomatoes from the high tunnel, and a few varieties of aji peppers but they seem to be a bit behind so we're not banking on those yet.

Good day at the farmers market. Snow peas sold out 15 minutes after the opening bell and all the coolers were empty by ...
07/20/2025

Good day at the farmers market. Snow peas sold out 15 minutes after the opening bell and all the coolers were empty by lunch time. Just couldn't move the last of that kale, though. Should we skip growing kale next year?

First corn silks showed up today. Hopefully we'll have corn in four or five weeks.
07/20/2025

First corn silks showed up today. Hopefully we'll have corn in four or five weeks.

What's going on in the garden today? (captions on the photos).
07/16/2025

What's going on in the garden today? (captions on the photos).

07/15/2025

This is a one day show, bring and take home the birds the same day. It is Free except for paying for a fair ticket to get in!!!!

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Harvesting for our first day at the Tanana Valley Farmer's Market tomorrow from 9-4pm. Naturally grown without syntheti...
07/04/2025

Harvesting for our first day at the Tanana Valley Farmer's Market tomorrow from 9-4pm. Naturally grown without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides. Amongst the produce we will have garlic scapes, kohlrabi, two kinds of kale, several kinds of lettuces, radishes, rhubarb, chives, swiss chard, chinese cabbage and more.

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6400 Baseline Road
Fairbanks, AK
99712

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On our 80 acre farm we raise for CAGBA Registered Colored Angora Goats for their lustrous soft mohair fiber, Pedigreed Giant, German and Satin Angora Rabbits for their oh so soft angora fiber, Jersey Wooly Rabbits and Merino Sheep (the softest wool you can get). Also, we raise show Quality Poultry including Welsummers, RC Rhode Island Reds, Buff Ameraucanas, Barred Rocks and Bantam Brown Red Modern Games. We use the gifts they give us to produce products both creative and useful. Our line of wears and creations is called Freest Fancy Creations. We are a predator friendly farm meaning we chose to live in harmony with wildlife and use livestock guardian dogs to protect our livestock.