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City of Hudson Farmers Market -
Sunday October 25, 2009 - By Virginia
We survived a monsoon on Saturday and were thankful that our loyal customers came out to shop. We were impressed that our featured guest, the EARTH Club from Cairo-Durham High School, stuck it out through some pretty heavy rain and presented...
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Westminster Farmers' Market -
Monday September 21, 2009 - By Dean
Seventy-one years ago today, The Great Hurricane of 1938 struck New England without warning. My grandparents Hjalmer and Lizzie Johnson lost one henhouse, and the roof was blown off the other. The forest across the road from the farm...
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The Berry Patch -
Saturday September 05, 2009 - By Mary Pat and Jason
Well it has been the absolute worst growing season we could have asked for!
Maybe we need to pray a little louder for next year. The cold nights really took a toll on everything that we have. Even the zucchini didn't take off like it usually does....
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Wise Acre Farm -
Saturday August 08, 2009 - By Mary
Arbuckle, California is known for it's almond production. There are almond orchards as far as the eye can see in our small town. The beginning of almond harvest is always an exciting time for me because it signals that fall is on the way - my favorite time of...
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Boulder Belt Eco-Farm -
Friday August 07, 2009 - By Lucy
It's a new month and that means we have a several new members and several returning members-welcome/welcome back. New members, there is a good chance that we won't be out in the store when you come to pick up your shares. Your shares will be in the fridge in a...
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Rolling Acres Farm -
Monday August 03, 2009 - By Denise
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Bloom Where You're Planted Farm -
Saturday July 25, 2009 - By Teresa
Our latest project, the renovation of the former entry room of the schoolhouse into a concession kitchen, is zipping along. The walls, ceiling, lighting, outlets and ceiling fan are all in. The walls are painted the same pale yellow as the rest of...
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The Garden Fairy -
Friday July 17, 2009 - By Ronda
Wow, time has flew by! Our Spring here has been long and cold. The Farm is now starting to look very beaurtiful after weeks of rain, hail, and even snow. We built frames to go over all the raised beds to either attach plastic or shade cloth to. I usually use...
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Zoey Farms -
Friday June 19, 2009 - By Eric & Su
The weather is wacky in Northern California, but I like it. Now the plants, I'm not so sure. They are growing well, and we have green tomatoes on the vines, as well as cucumber, pea and bean flowers, so something must be right. Each week now, we send out an...
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Boulder Belt Eco-Farm -
Monday June 15, 2009 - By Lucy
It's been another busy week on the farm. First of all, I am happy to report that the storms of last week were easy on us. Eaton got golf ball sized hail. We got no hail at all and very little rain out of that storm (but we did get over 1/2 inch the next day)....
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OtterBee's Farm and Fungi -
Monday June 15, 2009 - By Rich & Kathleen
I'm sitting here pondering - is it the unusual weather we've been having, or am I just missing something here?
Let me explain...the garlic, which was planted last October, ought to be bulbing up by now, but so far, nothing; the potatoes (LaRattes and...
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Alternative Community Farmer/WPB.FL -
Wednesday May 27, 2009 - By Tony
Last week we had a RARE visitor to South Florida:RAIN.
Mother Nature rained with a vengeance .Luckily , I am experimenting with a Flood/Draught Tolerant Container Garden .This reminds me of a friend who wanted to garden in a shallow area and I...
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OtterBee's Farm and Fungi -
Saturday May 02, 2009 - By Rich & Kathleen
Rain, rain, go away...but not really - the new raspberry patch and fingerling taters are loving it right about now!
Funny how Ma Nature steps in right when one needs her! Let me explain: earlier this Spring, we chose to site the new berry patch...
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The Call Again Farm Journal -
Tuesday April 07, 2009 - By Laura
It looks like December outside. It's the kind of weather that's nice at that time of year, big snowflakes dancing merrily in a slight wind over the neighbor's field. If it were December, instead of April, I'd be curled up with a book, with a nice...
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Nebraska Crop Tops -
Saturday April 04, 2009 - By Farmer Ed
Has Mother Nature a slight case of amnesia? We are ready for Spring already!!! I am thankful we have a hoop house. I was able to go out and till up a couple of beds in the hoop house. We'll be setting transplants of lettuce and spinach...
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Debbie's Garden -
Friday April 03, 2009 - By Chickadee1
Good Morning! I am trying to be cheerful on this again rainey, damp, cold morning in Marietta, GA! I know it is spring, it feels like spring...but i can't get to the gardens...too much muck! I am praying the weekend will bring sunshine and warmer days. I...
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Golden Touch Alpaca Farm -
Monday March 23, 2009 - By Shelley
We were spoiled with a beautiful weekend and silly us, we expected it to stay like that! For a second there, I forgot we live in New England. As the saying goes, "If you don't like the Weather, just wait a minute." Unfortunately that holds true the...
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Re Rustica -
Monday March 09, 2009 - By fullofbeans
Altitude matters to crops in many ways. The higher elevations are cooler and grow several months behind schedule of the valleys: a farm that grows both at several hundred feet elevation and at the more than 3000 feet elevation of Squaw Valley can have winter...
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Happy Hills Alpaca Farm -
Tuesday March 03, 2009 - By wawanuky
Cold weather and march snow storm in the Carolinas...go figure. Its been a very cold winter here but the alpacas love it. Native to the high altiplano of the Andes, this is a piece of cake for them. And no wonder.. &nbs...
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