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Custom Made Chicken Houses and Chicken Coops Made In USA -
Monday October 12, 2009 - By Suzie OConnor
We have at our Archer Florida farm a limited quantity of Rhode Island Red Pullets for sale. Raise your chicks today and have fresh eggs by Spring. These chicks are ready for their new homes. Call 352-450-6234 or visit our website ...
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GraNann Spa Essentials -
Wednesday September 23, 2009 - By pat@sleepingdogranch.com
Nurture products are our most gentle soaps because they contain only one oil: olive. Known for centuries as a healing oil, olive oil is rich with antioxidants and vitamin E. Both are nutritional powerhouses that protect against age-accelerating free...
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Foxhollow Poultry Farm -
Tuesday August 11, 2009 - By Tai
This week and next will be the grand finale of baby poultry started for the year on our farm. We will have 300 poulet rouge chicks hatching this week and 600 ducklings next week. The movable hoop housing on grass with electric netting has worked...
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Double R Farm (Amish Country Soaps & Sundries) -
Saturday July 11, 2009 - By Christine
The weather here in Sugarcreek has been beautiful with not a drop of rain for the past week or so. The blue skies and early morning sunrises are breathtaking. I do wish it would rain though. The ground is hard and cracked in places I could never reach to...
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Oldhaus Fibers -
Monday June 01, 2009 - By Joel & Kathi
I've just built a YouTube account... Iowaangora... Let's see if I can get pictures posted... let me know if you do see them! JLH
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Slow Life with Real Food -
Monday May 18, 2009 - By Amber
The 3rd week of May is a little late to be announcing spring, but it's a perfect way to welcome myself (and readers out there) back to the blogging world. Life has been busy these past few months, and there is much to report about - the progress of our...
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Oldhaus Fibers -
Wednesday May 13, 2009 - By Joel & Kathi
Wow! What a day we had yesterday! It was "labor & delivery" day @ the bunny barn! We had 12 does on our "probably bred" list. 8 Does had litters! They all were given nest boxes last Friday! Funny, some...
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Blossom's Wild Herb Lavender Farm -
Tuesday May 12, 2009 - By Blossomfarm
Chamomile is known to calm and is anti-inflammatory and antibacterial.
Calendula helps to prevent the overgrowth of yeast and is soothing to the skin.
Calendula / chamomile Baby Oil 8 ounces of oil (olive, almond,or sunflower) ...
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Morgan Botanicals -
Tuesday April 28, 2009 - By Jessica
Washable herbal wipes are a super green and economical way to wash baby’s bottom, plus, it’s a great chemical-free rinse! The diaper service here in Tehachapi suggests that by using natural products like your own diaper wipes and natural herbal baby balms such...
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Cookus Interruptus -
Thursday April 16, 2009 - By Cynthia
Feeding your baby fresh, local, organic whole foods is easy and inexpensive if you just whir a bit of your own delicious food in the blender. Watch and read the how and what of starting your baby on solid food this week on Cookus Interruptus. We...
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Szarek Farms, LLC -
Monday March 23, 2009 - By Denise
Our banty's are very busy! We getting around a dozen eggs a day from the girls who actually lay their eggs where they're supposed to! It's the "Travelers" that we're worried about. This group of younsters take after their mother Isabella, she never stayed...
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Duran's Farm Fresh Products -
Sunday March 08, 2009 - By Blaine & Karen
Well hello everyone!
We are new to this localharvest.com site, but are slowly getting acclimated to this method of keeping all our customers updated.
Our brand new website is up and being 'tweaked' at the moment. We are eagerly looking forward to...
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Wingshadows Hacienda -
Saturday January 17, 2009 - By Lynne & Bruce
We are blessed! While the majority of the U.S. is buried in snow or temperatures so low that breathing is difficult, here we are with 80 degree days. Unbelievable!
Every living thing is bursting with life in this magical weather. The trees are in bud,...
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Alpaca Farmgirl -
Sunday November 09, 2008 - By Katy
"Hi, I'm new here." Alpacas gestate for 11-12 months. The wait is long. On our farm we take a
break from birthing July-October because of the weather. It has been awhile
since we’ve had a cria (baby alpaca) born here. So Bella ...
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