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Ramblings from Havenwood Farms -
Friday November 20, 2009 - By Shanan
Well, this morning is the start of Illinois' early season shotgun hunting for deer. I walked outside to feed the animals and heard quite a few distant gunshots. The morning was cool and foggy, but the deer must have been moving.
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Willow Springs Market Garden LLC -
Sunday November 08, 2009 - By Robert
Our saffron has finished flowering for the year, it lasts about 2 weeks in the fall.
The minutina is coming to harvest now, and it will tolerate the cool winter in Arkansas.
We are preparing the old fashioned Victorian hotbeds, using horse manure...
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Boulder Belt Eco-Farm -
Friday October 09, 2009 - By Lucy
It the first full week in October and we have a couple of returning members and a couple of members who have left leaving us about at the same place as last month member-wise. It seems all things, including Farm Share initiatives, seek equilibrium. We have...
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Rolling Acres Farm -
Wednesday September 30, 2009 - By Denise
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Boulder Belt Eco-Farm -
Wednesday September 30, 2009 - By Lucy
It's the first day of fall-we have made it through spring and summer and for us farmers it is all down hill from here. Most of the fall planting is done. Next we start cleaning up the market garden so it can be put to bed for winter. This means ripping out old...
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The Mushroom Hut @ Fox Farms -
Wednesday September 23, 2009 - By Alan and Susan
We had perfect weather at the market today! It has been rainy for the past few weeks. We are seeing the last of the tomatoes, corn and berries. Vendors had leeks, onions, pepper, salad mix greens, herbs (and herb teas as well!), LOTS of baked...
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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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Boulder Belt Eco-Farm -
Sunday July 26, 2009 - By Lucy
Greetings and Salutations, It is Tuesday and that means a new week of farm share has commenced, week 15. Things got a bit exciting here on Saturday. First we got home from a spectacular farmers market-the best July market we have ever had thanks to having...
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Blueberry Hill Farm -
Tuesday July 21, 2009 - By Carmen
Overwhelmed. This one word describes it all right now. It's the peak of blueberry season here and blueberries are all there is right now. Big picking Monday and Tuesday morning, go to market Tuesday afternoon/evening; pick all day Wednesday...
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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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Double R Farm (Amish Country Soaps & Sundries) -
Thursday March 26, 2009 - By Christine
My apologies to anyone who was or is trying to sign up for our 2009 CSA shares through the internet. Somehow instead of updating the quanities available I zeroed them out ! Thankfully, a few subscribers called to let me know of the problem. If you would...
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Honeysuckle Haven Homespun -
Wednesday February 11, 2009 - By Lorrie
Kidding Season was very busy around Honeysucke Haven! I'm counting wins, not losses. We have two sets of live, hearty kids on the ground. They are about 1/2 week and 1 1/2 weeks old. The oldest ones are the tiniest, are girls, and are Nigoras, with a...
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Fair Grove Farmers' Market at the Mill -
Tuesday February 10, 2009 - By Debra
The 2009 Season will begin on April 22ND 2009 and will go till October 7TH 2009
Fair Grove: Northern Greene County Farmers' Market held each Wednesday afternoon, from 3:30 to 7:00pm, just off Hwy. 65 in Fair Grove. Held under the Wommack Mill Pavilion,...
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Sleepy Bee Lavender Farm -
Friday January 30, 2009 - By Dave
We've had the coldest January in Connecticut since 1994 (15 years). Now the calendar flips to February and I can see the daylight glow in the horizon sky after 5 o'clock when I leave the office. Hello, sunshine! Welcome back!
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