Cartoon fairy with purple wings, wearing a bright green dress with purple flowers, watering plants with a purple watering can decorated with yellow stars, surrounded by butterflies, standing on grass.

Sustainable Farming

  • Using Organic Standards

  • Promoting a healthy soil microbiome

  • Using environmentally friendly pest management practices

  • Using environmentally friendly nutrient additives such as seaweed and fish emulsion

Pop Up Market

How exciting to announce popup farmers markets on Wednesdays from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm

When I owned Marjie’s Pantry I offered a product called Ivy Gone, which I understand is no longer available. The Newton Homeopathics Poison Ivy Remedy is a great alternative. For an adult place 6 drops 1 X day on your tongue 10 min from food or drink at the first sign of poison ivy exposure until symptoms have full cleared. For children 12 or younger use 3 drops. The wonderful thing about homeopathic remedy is that they are safe for all ages to use.

Newton Homeopathics Poison Ivy Remedy

Location:

10334 Hogan Rd
Swartz Creek, MI 48473


(South of Baldwin Rd, North of Ray Rd)

Hours: By Appointment Only

Farm Stand is open mid May thru October

Now Accepting: Cash, CC, Venmo, SNAP, WIC, Senior Fresh Project, and Michigan WIC Produce Connection.

Contact:

marjie@circleoflifenutrition.net

810-869-8898 (txt is best)

Marjie’s Farm is a subsidiary of Circle of Life Nutrition, LLC

Out Door Garden

Plants are started indoors from organic seeds in March then transplanted outdoors in late spring. Plants are raised and cared for from seed to produce. Natural organic nutrients are added as needed. Produce grown with this much care and attention is not only more nutritious but so much tastier.

Outdoor Produce

  • Close-up of green ivy leaves and black ivy berries on a plant.

    Eggplant

  • A garden with an artichoke plant in the foreground, with a dark purple artichoke bud, and other leafy green plants surrounding it, with garden beds and a fence in the background.

    Artichoke

  • Green Beans

    Green Beans

  • Green tobacco plants with small unripe seed pods

    Okra

  • Green leafy plant with orange flowers, likely nasturtium, growing in a garden bed.

    Nasturtium

  • Green tomato plants with some ripe purple tomatoes and small green tomatoes growing on the vine, supported by stakes in a garden.

    Tomatoes

  • Green pea plant with a pea pod hanging from its vine, surrounded by green leaves.

    Sugar Snap Peas