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Shoving Leopard Farm -
Wednesday September 16, 2009 - By Marina
News from the garden It’s September first but if feels like the 30th already. The temperature dropped into the forties last night and I spied a few of the hens bringing out their knitting needles and Awesome Farm yarn to make little egg-hats and tiny...
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Shoving Leopard Farm -
Wednesday September 16, 2009 - By Marina
News from the garden Rokeby appears to have been transported to the Pacific Northwest. The consistent and heavy rains are taking a toll on the heat-loving crops, particularly the tomatoes, some of which are affected by late blight. Some crops...
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Shoving Leopard Farm -
Wednesday September 16, 2009 - By Marina
News from the garden Shoving Leopard Farm is about to enter its second CSA pick-up season, and the garden is right on track. The head lettuces are bulking up; the chard, collards, and kale are ready for the first harvest; radishes, beets, and turnips...
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Shoving Leopard Farm -
Wednesday September 16, 2009 - By Marina
News form theh garden So much can happen to a garden in a month, and what an unusual month this April has been. We went from having to cover the seedlings at night to protect them from the frost to having to cover the transplants during the day to...
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Shoving Leopard Farm -
Wednesday September 16, 2009 - By Marina
News from the garden Spring has sprung in the Hudson Valley! Meg’s baby Susanna was born on March 13th, the first spring peepers were heard on the 16th; a carpet of those yellow flowers (small whorled pogonia?) bloomed on the 18th, the first...
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Shoving Leopard Farm -
Wednesday September 16, 2009 - By Marina
News from the garden The syrup days are here! Our taps are in, and when the sun shines, the sap flows into cans, buckets, and water jugs, soon to be poured onto pancakes as warm syrup. The seeds have arrived and the greenhouse and crop plans are...
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Sunshine for Dinner -
Sunday August 09, 2009 - By Georgiaberry
Slicing Tomatoes
Cherry tomatoes ’Black Cherry’
Eggplant
Apples 'Golden Delicious'
Rosemary
Sweet Basil
Baby Onions
Garlic
Potatoes
Bell peppers
Cucumber ‘Burpless’
Farm fresh eggs
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Sunshine for Dinner -
Sunday August 09, 2009 - By Georgiaberry
Slicing Tomatoes
Salad tomatoes – assorted, including ’Black Cherry’, ‘Sun Gold’, ‘Be My Baby’, and romas
Eggplant
Lemon Grass
Rosemary and Sweet Basil
Cabbage
Garlic
Potatoes ‘Kennebec’
Bell peppers
Cucumber ‘Burpless’
Farm fresh...
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Sunshine for Dinner -
Sunday August 09, 2009 - By Georgiaberry
Slicing Tomatoes
Cherry tomatoes – assorted, including ‘Sun Gold’, ’Black Cherry’,
’Gold Nugget’, ‘Ruby Gold’, ‘Be My Baby’, red cherries and romas
Cantaloupe
Rosemary and Sweet Basil
Cabbage
Garlic
Potatoes ‘Yukon Gold’
Bell peppers
...
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Sunshine for Dinner -
Sunday August 09, 2009 - By Georgiaberry
Slicing Tomatoes
Cherry tomatoes – ‘Sun Gold’ and ‘Black Cherry’
Summer squash
Peaches ‘Loring’ and ‘Red Globe’
Rosemary ‘Tuscany’ and sweet basil
Cucumber ‘Burpless’
Garlic
Farm fresh eggs
Potatoes
Bell peppers
Green onions
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Sunshine for Dinner -
Saturday July 11, 2009 - By Georgiaberry
Tomatoes
Blackberries
Peaches ‘Harken’
Potatoes
Rosemary ‘Tuscany’
Garlic
Farm fresh eggs
Sweet Corn ‘G-90’
Green Beans ‘Kentucky Wonder’
OR
Sweet peppers – Bell and banana
If you did not get green beans this time, I will give you some...
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Sunshine for Dinner -
Saturday July 11, 2009 - By Georgiaberry
Slicing Tomatoes and ‘Sun Gold’ Cherry tomatoes
Blackberries
Summer squash
Rosemary ‘Tuscany’ and basil
Cucumber
Garlic
Farm fresh eggs
Sweet Corn
Sweet and mild peppers – Bell, banana, and poblano
Baby red onions It is that time of...
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Red Barn Heirloom Gardens -
Saturday June 20, 2009 - By Darren
After much debate and searching we've purchased 4 feeder pigs that are a Duroc / Hampshire cross to raise out for butchering this fall. We spent a great deal of time searching for either some Red Wattles or Black Mulefoot, but just didn't turn up...
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Sunshine for Dinner -
Monday June 01, 2009 - By Georgiaberry
rows of garlic in the winter garden
Sweet Onions
Baby Summer Squash – yellow crookneck and straightneck, gray and green zucchini, yellow zucchini ‘Gold Rush’
Carrots
Lettuce – mixed, washed whole leaves – red leaf, buttercrunch, oak...
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Sunshine for Dinner -
Monday May 18, 2009 - By Georgiaberry
New Potatoes
Spring onions
New potatoes – ‘Yukon Gold,’ and Red La Sota’
Kale
Edible pod peas – sugarsnap and snow peas
Cabbage
Spring garlic
Beets
Farm fresh eggs
Our first vegetable delivery of the 2009 season!
I might be...
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Sheltie Meadow Farm -
Thursday May 07, 2009 - By Miana Ruiz-Ryan
We are finally settling into our new Hudson Farm location. We are very excited to meet the community. This is a real time of excitement on the farm with lambing. We have 11 lambs so far this year with a few ewes to go. If you...
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Triple Creek Berry Farm, LLC -
Sunday May 03, 2009 - By Anna
The blueberry farm is progressing well! The bushes are in their fourth year and full of berries. Although the bushes are still small we expect to have several for this year's orders. We expect to begin harvesting in mid-June. This year the berries...
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Breeze Hill Farm -
Wednesday April 29, 2009 - By MaLinda
This Blog post may look familiar to all of you. Because of some changes in content had to take the original post down, so I am announcing the CSA again!
The Breeze Hill Farm Spring Fiber CSA is up,running and available.
The Local...
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EarthSmart Compost Updates -
Saturday April 18, 2009 - By Bennie
Hello and happy planting everyone! We're happy to announce two new retailers for the Spring 2009 season. I'll add more as we deliver. Enjoy the warmth, Carmen
City (in OK)
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