HongIk ECO Farm

06/07/2026

Sometimes it’s fun to let a plant that got missed at harvest time go through its entire life cycle

🥬🔄🌼

This is a cabbage that was too tiny to pick last fall. We left it in the as we put the fields to bed for winter. Now it has gone to flower—a perfect nectar source when few other plants are flowering!

06/06/2026

Farmer Eric’s brother in law, Casey, is an expert vegetable grower.

He’s showing us how much space he likes to have between beets when he thins!

06/06/2026

A big thank-you to the tomato transplant team!!

06/03/2026

Radishes have short harvest windows, especially in the heat!

Our farmer and our young volunteers thought it would be good to get these bad boys to a food pantry as soon as possible, before another hot afternoon ☀️😎

06/01/2026

A sneak peak at Hongik Eco Farm’s pond 👀🪻

We believe it’s a Norther Blue Flag Iris, any iris experts in the Hongik community that can confirm?

05/30/2026

Some crops you’ll be seeing from us this
🌼✨SPRING✨🌸

Lettuce
Carrots
Turnips
Radishes
Kale
Chard

I hope the community food pantry is ready for some fresh veggies this spring!

05/29/2026

05/28/2026

Happy Birthday to our farmer, Eric!! ❤️🥳

This past Saturday, Eric shared his love and knowledge for farming as he led family, friends, and past volunteers on a tour through the farm.
Our founder, Younglim, discussed the farm’s goals and values of being a nondenominational peace farm—meaning we hope that people from all backgrounds feel welcomed and empowered to come help out, and connect with the earth & community through our farm.

Thank you to those who came to support Eric and Hongik!

05/26/2026

First harvest of the summer happened today!!

For our donation to Harvard Community Food Pantry, we had fresh radishes and lettuce 🤩😋

05/22/2026

These flowers grow near in an area we are returning to the wild.
They are called white blue-eyed grass and they attract pollinators! 🐝🌾🦋