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Hello all, Couple things off topic of my 'or Dragonflies & Me' blog posts. First, we are terribly excited to annouce that we have joined forces with The Henry Ford Museum with a signature sausage. We will only be creating this one of a kind,...

Well it’s official folks! A couple of weeks ago, we received a call from the Rev. of Pork himself,  Michael Sullivan . In short he wanted asked if Jubilee Farm could bring one of our Berkshire pigs to compete in the Cochon 555 in LA. Well it official...

*Old Fashioned Cottage Garden are my favorite. All of my gardens are Cottage type simply because I love the natural way they feel and look, not all fuss & pomp, just calm and relaxing.  I think that is why I love them, most often life is not any of...

Buckwheat honey is well known in the holistic medicine world because it has a high mineral content and antioxidant compounds. When I was sick with a chest cold I could not stop coughing. I tried an over the counter cough syrup and got no relief. Then I tried...

Greetings shareholders and friends, The market tomorrow is in Springville, 9:00 until 11:00, at the Community Center downtown.  I have another appointment tomorrow, but I expect all the other regular vendors will be there.  For sure, both Mary...

We have 4 healthy ones on the ground, and the 2 last cows need some more time.  Anabel, our tame highlander, not the tamest one, that is TinkerBell, has Browner, as our child named him. But she is also a extra mom to April, the calf that one of the wild...

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Grow Our City Farm

Our City Farm   -   Apr 20, 2012 - By Jeri

Well I feel like a duck on water. On the surface, things have been calm for our farm but in actuality, we've been going full steam ahead at break-neck pace. When our Kickstarter project failed to be funded, most people thought we would have to discontinue...

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Using yellow nutsedge as an ally

Spinella Farm   -   Apr 20, 2012 - By Edward_1

I have had the unpleasant experience of dealing with yellow nutsedge. To make a long story short, I have lived on this farm all of my life and did not realize that the yellow nutsedge was a harbinger of poor soil, that it was a member of the sedge family that...

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All For The Love Of Lilac Jelly!

Morgan Botanicals   -   Apr 20, 2012 - By Jessica_7

Lilacs. Lilacs everywhere. Ahhh, Spring lilacs. Yes, it’s true, the smell of dreamy lilacs in the breeze just doesn't last long enough. So that’s why I love to preserve its floral essence in a delectable, wiggly jiggly, spreadable, sticky sweet jelly. It’s...

Vermont will be the first state to pass a legislation to Label GMO products and inform the public of what THEY ARE EATING... 90% of the legislators in vermont have voted for the GMO LABEL legislation but..Is the governor going to sign the legislation into a...

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