Shlagel Farms, Waldorf, MD Videos
Videos by Shlagel Farms in Waldorf. We are a Maryland Century Farm that specializes in fruit and vegetable production. We also offer our farm raised meats for sale. Make sure to visit in May for pick your own strawberries or October for pick your own pumpkins.
Happy 4th of July.
Open today 8-12
Pick your own Blackberries.
to enable soundOther Shlagel Farms videos
Memorial Day Weekend Berry Update Current hours are subject to change based on patch conditions. Check back daily. Friday 10-7 Saturday/Sunday 10-5 Monday TBD Read pinned post for details
Happy Mothers Day. Open 10-5 for 🍓Picking 3.99/lb. Pre picks available 6.50/qt. Fresh asparagus and veggies Eggs and Honey Seasonal Produce Refer to our pinned post for FAQ
Happy Mothers Day Weekend We are open 10-5 Sat and Sun for 🍓picking Pick Your Own 3.99/lb Pre picked 6.50/qt. Fresh veggies and asparagus Eggs and honey Farm raised meats Hanging baskets and bouquets First time here? Refer to our pinned post.
We are officially OPEN for Pick your own. Open daily 10-5. Open late on Tuesday & Friday til 7 $3.99/lb. PYO Pre picks always available Cash/Charge/Google&Apple Pay/EBT&SNAP No pets See you at the berry patch.
We pulled a tissue sample this afternoon to test the plant’s fertility. This allows us to spoon feed the plants the proper nutrition based upon scientific recommendations. This is just one best management practice we use to protect The Bay.
Getting bee equipment ready for painting. Luke sterilizes them with fire. The bees are ready for spring and out searching for pollen. It will soon be time to add boxes to give them extra room.
So the first cow to walk to her was her mama but when all of the other Mamas were curious, she lost interest. I don’t know, maybe it’s a secret in the cow world that if you act like this, the farmer takes you and the baby to the barn for your very own postpartum suite. That’s exactly what happened. Mama begrudgingly walked behind every other cow when they were brought up but thankfully she was willing to go in to the barn and nurse her baby. Just like with humans , the first feedings of colostrum are very important for the health of the calf. The two will have constant checks throughout the day by Jake and Luke. Luke is so much like his grandfather;George. He doesn’t want any strangers in the barn or talking. He wants a very soothing experience.
Sometimes in the animal world Mama’s don’t always do the right thing. This newborn was found by Jake and Luke cold and wet yesterday. The Mama should have cleaned her up immediately after birth. She chose to walk away. The guys weighed her, tagged her and dried her and then took her in the toast warm shop to get her temperature up.