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FRESH and LOCAL -
Friday December 16, 2011 - By Loris Sofia Gregory
Nature and local producers collaborate to bring us fresh succulent green and red gifts this month. Even after we have been gifted with a moisturizing blanket of pure white snow, local producers still deliver FRESH & LOCAL at Valley Natural Foods...
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At Home in Nature -
Monday November 14, 2011 - By Mary
Louie the alpaca has made good friends with the ducks. Perhaps he is spending too much time with the ducks... he is splashing in mud puddles, and when we refill the duck ponds, he likes playing in the hose water, diving through the stream. When the...
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Big Valley Ranch -
Wednesday November 02, 2011 - By Desiree
I currently have too much water kefir... what to do with it? Its growing faster than the weeds in spring. :)
Happy gardening with whats left of fall.
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Alternative Community Farmer/WPB.FL -
Wednesday July 27, 2011 - By Tony
For the ordinary urban farmer here in S.Florida there are two kinds of challenges.
1-The man made ..
2-The Nature Made.
Here in Flotrida we have the EVERGLADES and the once known RIVER of GRASS.Both were the natural feeding...
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Spices and Herbs by Elaynn -
Thursday April 14, 2011 - By Elaynn
As well as avoiding the foods that I mentioned in my blog of yesturday re: ARTHRITIS FLAREUPS this is something else to try:
1 /8 cup of apple cider vinegar
1 -2 tablespoons of honey
8 oz glass of water
mix thoughly the honey and...
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At Home in Nature -
Wednesday March 30, 2011 - By Mary
Water is so important to the wellbeing of an ecology, and while sometimes it is doubtful whether dams improve an ecology or not, they remain a fundamental tool of at several species to improve a local environment.
Learning from beavers, water rats...
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Dark Water Ranch -
Tuesday March 01, 2011 - By shepherd
We are saving some fuel, hard work and time by having a couple of the medium size pigs plow up part of the garden area. Sounds good huh? Well, for the most part it works just fine, they do a good job on grass and weeds, including roots. They hate onion...
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Dark Water Ranch -
Tuesday January 11, 2011 - By shepherd
The weather is reminding us that it is January here on the ranch, my least favorite month of the year. Highs are in the 20's lows 11, needless to say the water is frozen and my hands, face and ears get cold fast. It is days like this I remind myself as I do...
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Spring Hill Farms -
Saturday December 18, 2010 - By David
Clean Water Water.
A crucial element of life. We spend hundreds even thousands of dollars
to ensure we have clean pure water for ourselves and our families. It
makes up 75% of our bodies. What about our livestock? How clean is the water you...
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Williamsburg Farmers Market -
Tuesday June 29, 2010 - By WFM
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Dorothy Fagan of Mathews will be the featured artist with her paintings of “Earth, Sky & Water.” Pick up a prepared dinner, local seafood, Greek food, produce, Angus beef, cut...
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The Jam and Jelly Lady -
Monday June 14, 2010 - By Sonya
A good week in the Florida sunshine was just what the doctor ordered! I feel so refreshed and ready to get through this promising canning season now!
July is the last month of the summer that I teach canning. When the bulk of the harvest...
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BackYard Produce -
Friday April 23, 2010 - By Lydia
Life is like a garden and people are like weeds
Some weeds are quiet and keep to themselves
Some weeds have thorns or stickers
Some weeds have beautiful flowers but when you get up close they stink
Some weeds are very territorial and...
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The Jam and Jelly Lady -
Wednesday April 21, 2010 - By Sonya
Just a quick note to let everyone know our next canning class was just scheduled. We accept 10 students (it's VERY hands-on, so we must keep it low), and only 8 positions left already.
May 17th and 18th (Monday and Tuesday nights) 6:30 - 9:30. Cost...
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The Jam and Jelly Lady -
Monday April 12, 2010 - By Sonya
Had a wonderful time Sat. teaching canning to a super groups of cooks from the Cincy area! Thanks so much to Carol (the effervescent learner), Peggy (the inquisitive educator), Judy (Carol's generous and sweet friend), and Jennifer (the determined,...
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The Orchard at Apolloson Acres -
Saturday December 05, 2009 - By Allison
There is one sure way I mark that Winter has arrived here on the farm - FROZEN WATER BUCKETS . And that my friends, was official for the 2009-10 Winter Season as of this morning. *sigh*
Oh how I am really not prepared for this yet! I had no...
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Miolea Organic Farm -
Wednesday December 02, 2009 - By Brian
We collect rain in order to water our vegetables, fruits, herbs and the occasional fire that might start while weeding. Putting a well in is too expensive but we found black holding tanks to be in our price range and capability.
A few years...
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Grow And Share -
Wednesday November 18, 2009 - By Kay
Grow and Share has a supply of large plastic barrels we are recycling... These are a great size for rain barrels, just a little smaller than 55 gallon drums. If you don't need a rain barrel, they can be cut into halves and used as large planters. Or...
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Alternative Community Farmer/WPB.FL -
Wednesday October 21, 2009 - By Tony
Erin Brackovich was here in the Acreage Florida.Learn more about the "Cancer Cluster"alleged to come from the contaminated well water.
http://www.businesswire.com/portal/site/home/permalink/?ndmviewid=20091008005007
The...
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Christopher Ranch -
Monday September 28, 2009 - By Justin
There is a contentious water problem raging throughout California’s San Joaquin Valley – an area that produces a major portion of domestic food – that pits environmental protection against domestic agriculture and food supply.
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