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Oscar Will's published his book, The Pioneer Indian Collection of Seeds in 1915. In his book, Will's introduced the Hidatsa Red Bean to the American Public. This heirloom bean was originally obtained from the Hidatsa tribe of the Missouri River valley of North Dakota. Traditionally, the Hidatsa people collected the seeds after allowing the pods to dry on plant. Once the seeds were dry, they would manually break open each pod in order to collect the seeds. The Hidatsa Red Beans are dark red seeds that taste similar to a kidney bean.

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Bishop Brook Farm (Stewartstown, NH)
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Columbia Farmers' Market (Columbia, MO)
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Coon Rock Farm is a sustainable family farm providing sustainably grown garden crops and pasture raised antibiotic and hormone free chicken, eggs, pigs, beef, lamb and goat on 55 acres nestled along a bend in the Eno River just outside of Hillsborough, NC. We concentrate on sustainably and bio-dynamically taking care of the land while letting it take care of us. Our vegetables are mostly heirloom varieties and raised without chemicals of any kind. (more...)
Earth Harvest Farm (Burlington, WI)   LocalHarvest Sponsor!
Earth Harvest Farm, located between Lake Geneva and Lyons, naturally grows a wide array of vegetables and herbs in fields surrounded by beautiful native prairie grasses and wildflowers. We have a 50 member CSA and can often be found at local farmer's markets. At the farm, we seek to sustainably produce nutritious food of the highest quality fresh from the garden and bursting with flavor. (more...)
Fat Blossom Farm (Allegan, MI)
We at Fat Blossom Farm are committed to sustainable ecological agriculture. We use only organic methods with a long term outlook so that what we produce is both healthy for you and the land. Long rotations and a broad diversity of crops ensure that the land stays in balance. We offer farm shares as an affordable way to get fresh, naturally produced fruits and vegetables during the growing season. (more...)

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