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So right about now the fridge is getting overrun with fresh veggies.  It's hard to keep up with them this time of year.  We had much needed rain all day yesterday and other than having to pick squash and dig potatoes in the rain, it was rather...

Oven damaged during June 12 storm may soon be repaired and I will be able to bake again. Meanwhile as we get ready for rain that may last for five days. The obvious meal for My Wife and I was a large pot of Vegetable Chicken noodle soup. I created classic...

News Bleep from the Wild - B i o t opia - # 20 - July 12th, 2012 Hello my friends of the Wild Greens!!! What a sunny Summer we have - and still, today I went to my favorite creek and picked my dinner - Oyster mushrooms - enough...

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Lonesome Star Farm Update

Lonesome Star Farm   -   Jul 12, 2012 - By Craig

NEXT ORDER CYCLE: *** I have 1 breeding stock Registered kunekune piglet I'm selling right NOW. I could breed her with my registered boar too if you'd like so your sustainable operation will be set. *** Unique and delicious Kunekune piglets...

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Mid-Summer

Bloom Where You're Planted Farm   -   Jul 12, 2012 - By Teresa_2

Mid-July already?  What??  I can't seem to believe it's this time of year already, although the signs are all there.  The cicadas are singing, we ate our first BLTs yesterday with our homegrown tomatos, the corn is all tassled and the...

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Bluegrass Farmers' Market Goodness!

Bluegrass Farmers Market   -   Jul 12, 2012 - By Kentucky Proud

It's Thursday and that means the Willow Oak market will be open today from 3 until 6! I'm going to quote a portion of the information that I received from Tom Malone of Emnett Acres because he knows that location much better than I do. :) This info...

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Hitting the Bottle!

What's the Buzz?   -   Jul 12, 2012 - By Marcie

It's that time again! Steve came back from the Florida Keys with my favorite honey of the year. We call it "Butterbee Pancake Honey" because it flows so easily. I think many honeys are too thick for pancakes, but this one really is perfect. I...

Canning Tips, To-Do List Tags & How to Can Yummy Sweet & Sour pickles and Mexican Style Salsa! Heirloom Tomatoes... basil, garlic... oh my!  Summer goodness just keeps flowing into our kitchens from the gardens.  We are busy starting...

Ingredients                3 tablespoons butter, room temperature         1/2 cup brown sugar         1/4 cup...

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Clean, safe to eat chicken

Callister Family Farm   -   Jul 11, 2012 - By Lori_5

Good morning from the farm, Want to be sure that you are eating good, clean chicken? Make sure the chicken you buy is CALLISTER FARM chicken. Our chickens are raised in clean, dry, humane conditions. We NEVER give them antibiotics or growth stimulants....

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