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Pleasant Valley Farm -
Wednesday November 18, 2009 - By Emily
Just like the stores seem to pull out the Christmas stuff earlier each year, the seed companies seem to be in a race to get the catalogs for the coming growing season out far earlier than necessary. We haven’t even finished picking corn, and already...
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Abbe Hills Garden CSA -
Sunday July 05, 2009 - By Laura
Greetings shareholders,
We will have beautiful head lettuce, kohlrabi, very nice cabbage, both green and red kale, pretty swiss chard, cilantro, stir fry greens, and the first beets this week. We'll also be picking the last of the...
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Bluegrass Farmers Market -
Thursday June 18, 2009 - By Kentucky Proud
Saturday's market is sure to make you smile! Let's start with the sweet stuff first. How about some pumpkin cookies, zucchini bread, chocolate zucchini cake or plenty of homemade jams and jellies. Our farmers have been busy in the kitchen!
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Sparta Farm -
Thursday June 11, 2009 - By Rebecca
Here we are in June, and enjoying the fruits of our labor in the "Early Garden" - lettuce and kale are doing splendidly this year; we put on floating row covers at the very beginning of planting time and they have more than paid for themselves: no...
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Bluegrass Farmers Market -
Thursday June 04, 2009 - By Kentucky Proud
The sun will be shining and the farmers will be smiling this Saturday at the Bluegrass Farmers Market!
That's because they'll be bringing the freshest and the very best that the area has to offer to our market location at 3450 Richmond Rd. The trucks...
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Liberty Lake Farmers' Market -
Wednesday June 03, 2009 - By LLFMarket
June is Here. Our farmers are busy at work. After reading this article from the New York Times called Bowlfuls of Lettuce I was reminded of the hard work that goes into farming. The Farm Chicks Show
has been on my calendar for months and is now just...
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The Appalachian Shed -
Sunday May 31, 2009 - By Terrie
We will have fresh Organic gourmet lettuce mix again this week at the Johnson City Farmers Market. Quanities are limited so come early! Rhubarb sold out last weekend in the first hour so if you want to bake that pie come on down after your...
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Bluegrass Farmers Market -
Friday May 29, 2009 - By Kentucky Proud
Yes, it's hard work but all you have to do is look at the smiling faces of our farmers and know that the members of the Bluegrass Farmers Market love what they do! They grow, they create, they bake, they raise and they come together each Tuesday from 3 until...
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Boulder Belt Eco-Farm -
Sunday May 03, 2009 - By Lucy
It's been a busy week here at the farm. I have been starting hundreds of seeds-Asian greens (something called tong ho and a bok choy), celery that was completely unplanned but Eugene found a packet with a lot of seeds so I planted several hundred. parsley that...
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The Open Gate Farm -
Wednesday April 22, 2009 - By Jon and Elaine
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Homegrown Harvest -
Wednesday April 22, 2009 - By HomegrownHarvest
Welcome to our blog! The early lettuce is growing nicely, and we look to have a wide selection of other vegetables starting in early June. The warmer weather this week will be great for working outside. Thanks for checking in.
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Overboe Farms -
Tuesday April 21, 2009 - By Fran or Brian
April 21, 2009 Spring has sprung! And the aspargus is sprouting daily--which means, we are harvesting this beautiful vegetable daily! Grown without chemicals, this is the best we have ever tasted. We sometimes add raw asparagus to a salad for...
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Greene Hills Farm -
Tuesday April 21, 2009 - By Stephanie
Here in eastern Washington we get less rainfall than Phoenix, Arizona. Irrigation is vital! (Jamie calls it “irritation”). Once the district gets water into the canals (it comes from Cascade Mt. snow pack via the Yakima River), we get busy setting up all our...
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Kiss My Grass Farm -
Monday March 30, 2009 - By Dot and Brian
Daffodils blooming, grass growing, piglets rooting, chicks peeping and the lambs frolicking in the field. It's spring and all's right with my world. :) It was a trying winter around our place. Brian was in a cast, I had pneumonia and a straight line...
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Lett-uce Blog! --Mud Lake Farm -
Friday February 27, 2009 - By Steve & Kris
Well, here goes... the first entry in the "Lett-uce Blog". Yes, we know it sounds a bit cheesy, but why not?
We hope to add some interesting thoughts, stories, and recipes here over the next months, so stay tuned. ...
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Terra Bella Farm -
Monday December 22, 2008 - By Margot
It was the 85th birthday of our eldest relative, my mom, last Saturday, so we drove for two days to get to the party. Carrying two legs of lamb and a bag of sweet potatoes, it was a big responsibility, although the bitter cold made us think...
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Dragonfly Farms -
Monday December 15, 2008 - By Teresa
December 14th 2008
Ok last night we were 1 degree! Did not expect this and did not heat the greenhouse suffiently. Tonight I turned on the propane to take that chill off a bit. It was predicted to go to 20 not 1 degree. ...
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