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Singing Nettle Farm

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Palmer
Last updated October 2026
Connected with 1 business·Participates in 1 market

A small-scale, sustainable vegetable farm in south-central Alaska that grows vegetables, fruit, flowers and medicinal herbs using regenerative growing techniques that exceed organic certification standards. Sells at the Matanuska Community Farmers Market.

What we are: Farm
What we offer: Produce · Flowers & Plants
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Matanuska Community Farmers Market
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What we make

Kale
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Lettuces
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Collards
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Hon tsai tai
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Mustards
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Pac choi
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Cabbages
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Carrots
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Summer squash
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Winter squash
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Potatoes (Magic Molly)
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Onions
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Singing Nettle is a creative project inspired by regenerative farming and community nourishment. The farm uses no-till, composting, bio-char, cover-cropping and crop rotation to maintain healthy soil fertility and biology, with no synthetic fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides. The founders see local, small-scale…