Recent Writing from LocalHarvest Members
CC Family Farm - Nov 13, 2008 - By Tim
It sounds too early to say Merry Christmas doesn't it? I just love this time of year though. The leaves change, you get to see your breath on cold mornings, it's cool enough to wear a sweater, the wonderful smell (and sound) of rain, the fog reminds...
Mountain View Farm - Nov 13, 2008 - By Vincent and Maria
Well the Garlic is officially planted and cozy under a bed of straw. The gardens are growing winter rye. Thanks to all who support local farms - It's wonderful to see so many actually interested in the quality of food they are eating. ...
Dodge Lodge Farm - Nov 13, 2008 - By Mike Causey
Limited supply of free range turkeys available on a first come -first served basis. To reserve your bird, email DodgeLodgeFarm@aol.com
Harp Turkey Ranch - Nov 13, 2008 - By Wes
Finally the rains have stopped after about 48 hrs of pure rainfall. Yesterday I woke up to a lake/swamp farm again. This morning all back to semi normal, my drainage ditches must have worked in normal conditions. The pigs didn't seem to mind. But the...
Berry Creek Farm - Nov 13, 2008 - By Larry_3
It is past time to say thank you to all who made this year possible. Jacque makes it happen. Cathy makes it possible. All our customers, Thank You! We would not be here without you. First it was sad to see all those tomatoes,...
Happy Harvest Farm - Nov 13, 2008 - By Traci
We're so excited to be on LocalHarvest. This is our first season with the girls (chickens) and so far it's been a wonderful experience. We've met lots of great people online and in person thanks to the website. And since our...
Willow Bark Farm - Nov 13, 2008 - By Pamela_2
When I woke up this morning it was cold and rainy outside. I finished my morning farm chores. Then came inside to start lunch for our family. On days like this only certain foods will do. It was the perfect day for a comfort food. Comfort foods are...
Sleepy Bee Lavender Farm - Nov 13, 2008 - By Dave_1
Meet Bing, the sleepy cat who loves lavender. Bing lives in Vermont at my sister's farm where he holds the title of Official Barn Cat and Rodent Eradicator. According to Deb, Bing prefers being an outside cat and he follows her...
Appalachian Forest Herbs - Nov 13, 2008 - By Jerie
I wanted to harvest yellow root and ginseng this year, but don't know how to use it.
Appalachian Forest Herbs - Nov 12, 2008 - By Jerie
I have delawares 2 years old. They have finished molting. But are still not returning to the layiong mode. Any thoughts on this?