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The Cherokee Trail of Tears bean memorializes the forced relocation of the Cherokee Indians in the mid-nineteenth century. They carried this bean throughout this infamous walk, which became the death march for thousands of Cherokees; hence the â??Trail of Tears.â?? In the face of its poignantly dismal history, the shiny, jet-black seeds are used with pride in many traditional American Indian dishes. The seeds are encased in six-inch, greenish-purple pods. These small attractive beans are dried before consumed, and have a delicious rich fla

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Wild Vitality Homestead (Cecil, OH)
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Wigsten Farm (Pleasant Valley, NY)
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Whirlwind Farms (Geraldine, AL)
Whirlwind Farm is 15 beautiful ac. With 8ac. of mixed forest along Town Creek in Geraldine, Al. 7 ac of open land producing mixed vegetables and herbs on 2.5 ac. LaVonna Mickler of 7 Paths Farm has moved onto the property with her milk goats and heritage breed poultry she is raising for breeding stock and egg production. We are farming together on one piece of land as a whole farm. Our farming practices, while we aren't certified are organic/biodynamic methods. (more...)

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