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Twenty Little Indians

Portage River Farm   -   Aug 24, 2009 - By John_3

A few nights ago, I reluctantly tore myself away from a project in the house to complete my nightly chore of shutting the chickens in their coop. I headed to the mud room to don my boots as Freya announced that she wanted to come along as well. I...

Greetings shareholders, This week, we have sweet corn, onions, beets, green beans, cabbage, chard, kale, tomatoes, green peppers, eggplant, squash, and herbs.  The sweet corn will be some combination of Bodacious and/or Serendipity, depending on...

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Stuffed Peppers

Ten Hens Farm   -   Aug 24, 2009 - By Adam, Dru and Lydia

We love stuffed peppers because they are easy, versatile and oh so good.  I'll share the nuts and bolts recipe and then you take the liberty to switch it up - vary the type of peppers, meat, and veggies. Ingredients: 4 green bell...

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BABY PIGS ARE BORN TODAY

Duran's Farm Fresh Products   -   Aug 23, 2009 - By Blaine & Karen

Just to update everyone-- We had the first of 3 litters of baby pigs born today--Sunday 8/23/09. We have some customers who have already requested some for us to raise for their freezers so not all that were born today are available for you. We sell them...

      I've heard stories about the blight that has many left without tomatoes, but here in Sugarcreek we have a bumper crop of them. We've used them in salads and salsa as well added them to very meal imaginable. In...

I have probably read more than 60 books this year and about 20 of them have been about vegetable gardening (another 5 to 10 about preserving and cooking).I get all my books from the library and occasionally purchase those that I like best.My only purchases...

 If not for the weather, every thing went off without a hitch for our first anniversary celebration Friday. We did get in three good hours, though. Temps were in the high eighties with high humidity, moderated by a nice breeze. Our market manager, Al...

This year, we gave away close to 2,000 garden plants and had many pledge-signed gardeners growing food to share. They were spread across Franklin, Wake, Vance, and Durham counties... possibly a few from Nash and Johnson Counties too. Next year, our reach...

Duck eggs will last up to 3 weeks in the refrigerator.  But, there are some important facts that people don't commonly know about the quality of duck eggs.  The fresher the duck eggs the better are the results, the duck eggs are rich, delectable...

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CSA Contents Week of August 24th

Maplewood Organics   -   Aug 22, 2009 - By Hannah and Eric

Yellow squash tomatillos cherry/sungold tomatoes slicing/paste tomatoes potatoes beans baby carrots beets red onions basil a flower bouquet Extra choices will include peas, eggplant, zucchini, cucumbers You may order extra herbs...