Recent Writing from LocalHarvest Members
Bastrop Cattle Company - Nov 09, 2008 - By Pati
This is just a short blog to let everyone know that I am always happy to answer any questions about our beef, how we raise the animals, how we handle the meat and how we sell it. I appreciate any serious questions, comments and suggestions. Thank...
Headgeapple Farm - Nov 09, 2008 - By Lorraine_1
Yesterday, after picking up 3 more laying pullets and a new rooster my husband and I started the process of insulating the chicken coop. Our coop is made up of tin sheets, lots of them. However the tin has lots of holes punched out, my guess...
Cowmomma's Cupboard - Nov 09, 2008 - By Cowmomma
Welcome winter! As I write this the first snow of the season is falling. I can't say we are ready, but it sure is exciting anyway. We still have to finish winterizing the water lines and getting the shelter up for the back pasture...
Beaver Meadow - Nov 09, 2008 - By Barbara_3
Our plantings of winter rye, planted to provide a "green manure" and enrich the soil, have been appreciated by the local flock of wild turkeys. They've been scratching up our beds and picking out every seed they can find. We're...
M's Organic Sustainable Farm - Nov 09, 2008 - By MM
For now see www.msorganicfarm.com for any and all CSA information and updates.
Cornerstone Garlic Farm - Nov 09, 2008 - By Garliclady
When all the traditional farmers around these parts are putting up there plows ,putting the last of the tobbaco in bulk barns, finishing up thier Last farmers market. We are getting our second wind! It is planting time and in a garlic farmers mind this is...
Wild Winds Sheep Company - Nov 09, 2008 - By Catherine & Martin
The wind finally stopped blowing, at least for today. According to the web site windpowermaps.org Wyoming has huge wind energy potential. That translates into tie small animals down, batten the hatches, nail things down and wear safety...
Farmers' Market at the Williamsville Mill - Nov 09, 2008 - By Lynn_4
Dear Readers, Welcome to the Williamsville Farmers Market new blog. And thank you to Localharvest for this opportunity. We just ended our second successful market season. The weather cooperated, which made for a wonderful open-air shopping...
An apple a day - Nov 08, 2008 - By Ken_1
I love the north country! I love winter, yes I really do, I love spring, I love summer, except when it feels like I'm south of the Mason Dixon line, and I love fall. I just don't like November. At least I don't like November the...
Marshall's Rabbits - Nov 08, 2008 - By Jeff_6
Marshall's rabbitry is selling everyting of age at a very quick rate if anyone is interested in rabbits for whatever purpose please let me know asap. We have no extra breeding sets and a limit of rabbbits for both human consumption and raw. ...