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Bountiful Blessings Farm Produce -
Wednesday February 01, 2012 - By Jeff
Another warm day in Illinois. This winter has been so mild! It is amazing! However, I expect when winter comes in like a lamb it will go out like a lion. Yesterday I applied for our sales permit for the spring. I anticipate a great year at our stands with...
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North Star Homestead Farms, LLC -
Saturday January 28, 2012 - By Ann, Laura, and Kara
2012 Summer Season and Internships Opportunities
Have a passion for animals and
plants? Wondering if the new practices
of local and sustainable agriculture might be an ideal lifestyle for you? Looking to stay...
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Renaissance Farm -
Wednesday January 04, 2012 - By Linda
Brrrrrr!!!
It may be cold outside, but there is always something to do on the farm! Right now we are replanting our Micro Greens and Herbs! Yay! I know a lot of people who are really missing their gardens right now, so we will do out best to...
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a little organic farm -
Wednesday December 14, 2011 - By Farmer Cindy
We finally got our fall cover crop seeded and into the ground over the weekend, just in time for the rain that came on Monday. We planted organic seed of cayuse oats, beardless barley, red winter wheat and triticale, which we hope will grow well and...
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Freedom To Grow Our Own Food -
Tuesday November 29, 2011 - By Jason
Container gardening is a great way to grow plants. For years and years this has been the way nurseries and many gardeners enjoyed growing plants. Containers of many materials had been utilized. I remember my Grand Dad complaining about the poor soil&...
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Renaissance Farm -
Tuesday November 15, 2011 - By Linda
Well Hello Everyone!
Now, that I am getting a better understanding of how to use this blog, hopefully I will make it much more pretty and filled with more information for you!
We still have weekly availability, but I need to learn a better way to...
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Alternative Community Farmer/WPB.FL -
Tuesday September 13, 2011 - By Tony
Here in south Florida , the climate of excessive heat/humidity and precepitation acts as a catalyst for growing spices and heat loving herbs.
Since ancient times , man and women used herbs for their effective properties in culinary and medicinal...
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Freedom To Grow Our Own Food -
Monday September 05, 2011 - By Jason
Here in South Florida I use hay bales and it works great. Here is the method. Set up an area with about eight bales close together. Water the bales well then spread composted manure evenly over the surface. Water the manure and then spread garden soil evenly...
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Renaissance Farm -
Monday May 16, 2011 - By Linda
Hi
We are in for a rainy week and we love it!! No outdoor watering, the pollen is being kept at bay and we won't be cooking in the sun. YIPPEE :)
For those of you planting a garden, we have a beautiful selection of early crops ready to go...
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Family Farms CSA -
Wednesday March 23, 2011 - By Foster
Foster Fogarty, owner of Family Farms CSA in North Texas, says the Dallas Morning News reporter called him this week.
Foster's phone number is 903 267 6422. His farms is at 9191 Hwy 56 East, Sherman, TX 75090.
"She said she searched and...
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Osma Acres Farm -
Wednesday March 09, 2011 - By Billy
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Rainbow Ranch Farms -
Sunday January 16, 2011 - By Poly
Growing Swiss Chard - advice on how to grow Swiss Chard
Chard is a green leafed vegetable that makes a good alternative to spinach. Growing Chard can be easier than growing spinach as it is better able to withstand higher temperatures and water...
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Rainbow Ranch Farms -
Friday January 14, 2011 - By Poly
Growing microgreens and sprouts at home EASY
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Nice video here, please click link to be directed to YouTube!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h1ADMsKQTg
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Rainbow Ranch Farms -
Monday January 10, 2011 - By Poly
Growing Your Own Chickens For Meat
By Katie Pepper Morgan
The decision to raise your own chickens for their meat is one that many more people are making. By raising your own meat you will control what your...
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Rainbow Ranch Farms -
Thursday January 06, 2011 - By Poly
What’s Different about Heritage Breeds?
The American Livestock Breeds Conservancy states that heritage chicken breeds must be an American Poultry Association (APA) standard breed. The chickens also must be allowed to...
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Rainbow Ranch Farms -
Monday January 03, 2011 - By Poly
DIY – Grow your own fish for food at home
by Marshall Brain |
Looking for something to do with that extra space in your basement, garage or backyard? Aquaculture is one option. You raise fist to eat in tanks. Here’s a small...
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Grow And Share -
Monday November 29, 2010 - By Kay
One of the ways that my Mom fueled our gardening interest was to let us choose a unique type of seed each year. We chose and grew unusual vegetables, cotton, gourds, and even flowers.
We hope to use this lesson from my Mom and...
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Wild Winds Sheep Company -
Thursday November 18, 2010 - By Catherine & Martin
Gardening at 6,000 feet in a semi-arid climate late spring almost summer - notes:
My garden is almost in full swing, tomatoes are lagging way behind and I should be getting fruit by now, lots of little green want-a-be's. Sweet peppers...
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SoCal Hoodia Farms -
Monday July 05, 2010 - By Cheryl
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