Recent Writing from LocalHarvest Members
Bluegrass Farmers Market - Sep 27, 2013 - By Kentucky Proud
Tomorrow might be the first Saturday in fall but it promises to feel more like summer! Mother Nature is giving us yet another beautiful day in the 80's! Yes, we still have plenty of summer goodness at the market. Yes, we also have plenty of fall goodies...
Tewksbury Grace Farm - Sep 27, 2013 - By Johnny and Leah
Hi Friends, This is the final delivery of the 2013 Summer CSA! This was a fairly good growing season, though it became more challenging in late summer with this extended drought. We hope you have enjoyed all the different varieties of produce we grew...
The Tattooed Homestead - Sep 26, 2013 - By TattooedBeekeep
Trying to Get Answers We have heard a lot of hearsay and rumors about keeping Chickens and Bees in Miami-Dade County and no one seems to know the full story including Miami-Dade County Employees. Help us, by signing...
Sanzone Farms - Sep 25, 2013 - By Sam_1
Fall is in the air Stay tuned for some simple tips to prepare your garden for fall/winter seasons.
Elliott Family Farm - Sep 25, 2013 - By Samuel_1
Much discussion going on in Washington DC about too many things. Somewhere in all the fray is the Farm Bill, still entangled with the food stamp issue. I am not going to come down on either side of it on this blog. It does, however, affect planning. Planning...
Seaway Trail Honey - Sep 25, 2013 - By Pat
The Big New York State Honey Harvest By Pat Bono / seawaytrailhoney.com , seawaytrailhoney@gmail.com Shorter days and cooler temperatures herald the traditional honey harvest here in New York State. Beekeepers are preparing to remove the sweet bounty...
North Star Homestead Farms, LLC - Sep 24, 2013 - By Ann, Laura, and Kara
If you’ve had a chance to make it out to Farmstead Creamery & Café, then you may have taken a moment to look around and notice some of the things local artisans have been creating—goat’s milk lotions, hand crafted soaps, CDs by area musicians, paintings by...
What's the Buzz? - Sep 24, 2013 - By Marcie
We're poised for battle here! Two weeks ago Miami-Dade county knocked on my door with a warning that told us we had a five hive maximum for our zoning and needed to get rid of the balance of our bees. I was stunned! We're state registered beekeepers,...
Home Farm Herbery - Sep 23, 2013 - By Arlene
Quinoa At Home Farm Herbery our Quinoa or White Quinoa is also called ivory quinoa and we use it in puddings, curry, salad, pilaf, bread, soup and baking. It has a mild and pleasant, nutty taste and a delicious aroma. It has been...
Home Farm Herbery - Sep 23, 2013 - By Arlene
Yarrow, Herb Seeds Medicinal (Non-Hybrid/Non-GMO) At Home Farm Herbery we only plant Heirloom, (Non-Hybrid/Non-GMO) or Organically Certified seeds and we save these seeds each year. Often we have some extra and when that happens we are pleased...