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Stone Hedge Farm Happenings

Stone Hedge Farm   -   Jun 16, 2016 - By Ralph_1

We have a new addition to the farm. A Great Pyrenees puppy. They are named after the mountain range in Spain. They bond with the livestock. They are raised with and act as a guardian against fox, coyotes, raccoon's, and owls which seem to be our most...

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New Summer Vendors...

Encino Farmers Market   -   Jun 14, 2016 - By ONEgeneration

Sweetpops is a family business ran my Laurena and her father Ricardo. Their pops are all natural and handmade. They get most of their ingredients from local farmers markets and only use raw cane sugar as sweetener. Love and attention goes into each small...

This article o n Hanselina is from 1984.  Back then only Agway, the farm cooperative out of upper New York State, was the only way for most to buy chicks unless they knew a breeder who would sell them some.  Now there are lots of hatcheries...

Here on Hanselina is a picture from the other FAA,  archives as I have discussing the importance of caring for the land for your chooks.  I realize that the theme isn't the trendiest but it is important.  Enjoy.

Estefan Carrillo is the winner of the May Art Drawing.  Congratulations!!!

The two words - "witch hazel" have a least a half of  dozen meanings. Those words might mean the tree, witch hazel, which could be one of three species of plants (Hamamelis virginian , Hamamelis vernalis and in China ...

i bought some beautiful sunflowers to plant at Home Depot the other day. When I got them home, I saw the plastic tag which read: "This plant is protected from problematic Aphids, White Flies, Beetles and Mealy Bugs". What caught my attention were the...

The Fight for Living Wages

The LocalHarvest Blog   -   May 26, 2016 - By Guillermo

Photo by: Wrecking Barn Farm Welcome back to the LocalHarvest newsletter. I need to preface this discussion by pointing out my - and LocalHarvest's - longstanding commitment to social justice, fair trade, and living wages. Yet, as...

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A Little, NO at lot about Basil

Home Farm Herbery   -   May 25, 2016 - By Arlene

A Little, NO at lot about Basil Basil’s Latin name is Ocimum sanctum and we grow it here at Home Farm Herbery and we have several types of basil such as Sweet Thai Basil, Christmas Basil, Cinnamon Basil, Lemon Basil, Spicy Bush Basil, Purple Ruffles...

Welcome to our chemical & pesticide free world baby chick Back2thebeginning farm