Lucas Lane Farm

09/04/2026

We have okra in the stand now. Its just coming on. Thanks!

08/25/2026

PEARS. Ayers and Kieffer. NO spray, all Naturally grown by Mother Nature! Good for fresh eating, baking, jams and jellies. In the stand now. $4 a box.

08/25/2026

The legendary Cushaw Squash. The Native American coveted squash. The all white heirloom variety of the storied squash, is in the stand now. They are big and are weighing in at, well around 16-22 lbs each. One squash will give enough pulp for quite a few pies or soups or roasting or whatever. Limited. $12 each

08/23/2026

While most tomato growers have plateaued with their crops, we will be starting our second wave soon. These are Birdwalk Tomatoes, from the Birdwalk area in Central Belize. These are our favorite. We covet them. They are a large oxheart variety all meat, few seeds, with little water, delicious for slicing, sauce, paste, salsa, etc. The best flavored tomato we grow. With a bit of patience, we will start harvesting in a week or so, or when they make their minds up that they're ready. We might wrap each one in gold foil and sell them for $19.95 a lb. We should. But we won't...

08/23/2026

Late Summer deliciousness. We have in our stand now, two new squash varieties. The first is the Pennsylvania Dutch Crookneck Squash. These seeds were obtained from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in the heart of the Amish community. This squash is a cousin to the more common Butternut Squash. However, with their long necks they provide more flesh for roasting, baking, soups, pies, etc. Wonderful flavor. Easy to process, puree and put up, or cool storage the entire squash for winter usage. The other squash is limited, but we have some for the adventurous home chefs! This is the Guatemalan Green Ayote Squash. It's a staple in everyday cooking in Central and South America. These seeds are from an Antigua, Guatemalan market sourced from an indigenous vendor. The flesh is green. It is sweet and easy to use. A simple roasting, or baking with cinnamon and brown sugar really brings out the earthy subtle flavor. Traditional soups are made with the Ayote as is a simple desert that is served. Good recipes online.

08/20/2026

BEANS. Available now. Great options with Italian Flat Roma's and Blue Lake Stringless. We seem to be the least expensive around at $3 a lb. and I am fine with it. We will keep that price. We had it at $4 a lb. for a few days but reconsidered. It's food. If anyone happened to have purchased the beans at the $4 a lb. price, please take a dollar off your next stand purchase. The towels in the photo are our drying areas inside our house, which this time of year looks like an unorganized hillbilly grocery store...gotta love it!

08/13/2026

Beautiful, happy, fun sunflower heads available now at the stand. Lift the daily doldrums with a few of these around the house or make birds excited by hanging them upside down near a feeder!

08/11/2026

The 1/2 bushel of beans has sold. Only lbs. left thanks.

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08/11/2026

We have some wonderful green beans/stringless, yummy in the stand now. They are Tema's and we have one, 1/2 bushel and then lbs. We are limited. For a 1/2 bushel (14 lbs, $28.)text us at 812.606.0224 to reserve. Otherwise $3.00 a lb.

08/07/2026

Flat Roma beans and Contender beans in the stand now, just picked. We have great heirloom tomatoes as well which will be coming in weird waves (of course). Amish heirloom garlic (yum), great basil varieties and the start of fun squash such as; Pennsylvania Dutch Crook Neck squash for breads, roasting, soup, pies. Delicata squash, which is great for roasting, with excellent flavor and the unbelievable Guicoy squash from Guatemala. Boil, squash, butter, season, eat. Simple. Also, beautiful little flower bunches for your table.