Electric City Farm

06/13/2026

10lbs of garlic scapes available now, shipping available on my eBay page. sorry Oregon, Washington, Idaho have an embargo on Allium and I am unable to send to those states.

06/05/2026

Garlic scapes are almost ready for harvest.
If you’d like to buy some, please message me.
When they’re ready, I’ll contact everyone who reached out with pickup details.

05/30/2026

Garlic scapes will be ready in about a week.
$5 per bundle (approx. 1 lb).
Comment “Interested” and I’ll message you when your bundle is ready.

05/06/2026

04/27/2026

Garlic scapes will be available in a month or so, send me a message or get a hold of me and put yourself on the waiting list for them. See you at this year‘s Great Falls farmers market.

03/23/2026

Just applied the first fish fertilizer nutrient to the garlic this year, this crop is setting up to be an excellent harvest.

03/02/2026

First little parts of green garlic popping up this morning

02/27/2026

I am getting very excited about the 2026 Garlic season.

11/03/2025

🌿 Introducing My Artisan Garlic Powder
After weeks of careful processing, My garlic powder has reached peak flavor and aroma — rich, bold, and unforgettable. Perfect for chefs, home cooks, and flavor fanatics.
Available soon for purchase. Stay tuned.

10/04/2025

Garden is prepped and ready for planting.

Biochar offers several valuable benefits for agriculture and the environment. This charcoal-like material, created by heating organic matter in low-oxygen conditions, improves soil health by increasing water retention, enhancing nutrient availability, and promoting beneficial microbial activity. It can boost crop yields while reducing the need for fertilizers.

For garlic specifically, biochar provides excellent advantages. It helps maintain the well-drained yet moisture-retentive soil that garlic needs, preventing both waterlogging and drought stress. The improved soil structure and aeration support robust bulb development and larger clove formation. Biochar's ability to retain nutrients like sulfur and potassium is particularly beneficial for garlic, as these elements enhance flavor intensity and bulb quality. Additionally, biochar can help suppress soil-borne diseases that commonly affect garlic, such as white rot and fusarium, by supporting beneficial microorganisms that outcompete pathogens.

Importantly, biochar also serves as a carbon sequestration tool—it locks carbon in a stable form for hundreds to thousands of years, helping to mitigate climate change. Additionally, biochar production can repurpose agricultural waste and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from decomposing organic matter. Its porous structure also helps prevent nutrient leaching into waterways, protecting water quality.