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Tomorrow, come learn how to homemake gifts for Christmas this year. Class starts at 10am at Elm Farm in Marshfield. Kati...
10/16/2026

Tomorrow, come learn how to homemake gifts for Christmas this year.

Class starts at 10am at Elm Farm in Marshfield. Katie Langenberg will be teaching how to make soap from start to finish. Materials provided, just bring yourself, an apron and a friend to learn with.

$80 per seat for instructions and supplies. No prior experience needed.

What do you get in class this Saturday? All this, and 3 recipes for getting started making your own handcrafted soaps at...
10/14/2026

What do you get in class this Saturday? All this, and 3 recipes for getting started making your own handcrafted soaps at home. Most other items you would need can be found in your kitchen, if not, Katie Langenberg has a resource list for you. Come watch, learn, cut a bar, and enjoy some pastries and coffee. Class fee $80, time: 10am-12:30. See you at Elm.

Come to Elm this Thursday morning for time outdoors, to gather together and for coffee. Come and go. Elm Farm9:30am to 1...
10/13/2026

Come to Elm this Thursday morning for time outdoors, to gather together and for coffee. Come and go.

Elm Farm
9:30am to 11:30am.
No registration required.

Are you ready to make Christmas gifts this season?Saturday is your chance to make a gift you know family will use. Kat...
10/13/2026

Are you ready to make Christmas gifts this season?

Saturday is your chance to make a gift you know family will use. 

Katie Langenberg will teach a soap making class at Elm Farm.

You’ll go home with a soap mold, goggles and gloves, recipes, a cured bar, and the fresh bar you cut in class (cure at home 30 days). Empowered with these items, class experience, and a resource list, you’ll have plenty of time to get hooked and make a few batches in time to give as Christmas gifts.

Katie has made soap since the age of 6, and making and packaging batches for her mom’s soap business for years as an adult, and enjoying the craft for own family.

Muffins + drinks provided, just bring yourself and an apron!

Elm Farm
Saturday, Oct. 17, 10am - 12:30pm
$80 for one set of supplies.
Message us to save your spot.

We would like to formally invite you over to pull w**ds.We mean that as a good time.There is something deeply satisfying...
10/08/2026

We would like to formally invite you over to pull w**ds.

We mean that as a good time.

There is something deeply satisfying about learning how to clear a bed properly—knowing what you’re looking at, getting the whole w**d instead of snapping off the top, working your way down a row, and looking back at actual visible progress.

So bring clothes that can get dirty.

Anna will show us how she w**ds the flower farm, what she looks for before she pulls something, which w**ds require a different approach, and how to leave the soil and the plants you want in better shape than you found them.

No centerpiece to perfect.

No craft to finish.

Just coffee, dirt, garden knowledge, and a farm skill you can use at home the very next morning.

Come learn how to w**d without making more w**ds.

Tonight: Thursday, Oct. 8, 6:30-8:30pm.

$35, save your place at elmfarm.co/thursdays

Ever wanted to learn how to make your own soap?Coming up in just a week, Katie Langenberg will be hosting a soap making ...
10/08/2026

Ever wanted to learn how to make your own soap?

Coming up in just a week, Katie Langenberg will be hosting a soap making class at Elm Farm.

Learn the ins and outs of making soap in your own kitchen for your own family.

Class starts at 10am, Saturday, Oct. 17.
$80 registration, includes supplies and take home items. DM to save your spot.
Muffins and refreshments provided. Bring your apron.

“Is this a w**d?”Honestly, that might be one of the most common garden questions there is.Because when everything is six...
10/06/2026

“Is this a w**d?”

Honestly, that might be one of the most common garden questions there is.

Because when everything is six inches tall and green, it can be surprisingly hard to tell what you planted, what volunteered, and what is quietly preparing to take over the entire bed.

So we’re making a Thursday evening out of it.

Anna will walk through the flower beds at Elm and show you how she identifies the plants she wants to keep—and the ones she doesn’t.

We’ll look at leaf shape, growth habit, where the plant is emerging, roots, seed heads, and some of the little clues that make identification easier the more often you see them.

Then we’ll actually w**d.

Not because we need to invent an activity.

Because the farm needs w**ding anyway.

That’s kind of the whole point of Thursdays at Elm: come learn the real skills inside the real work of keeping a farm growing.

Thursday, Oct. 8
6:30-8:30pm.
$35, registration: elmfarm.co/thursdays

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961 S Elm Street
Marshfield, MO
65706

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+18178964263

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