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Ducks and more ducks!

Borrowed Thyme Farm   -   Jul 03, 2011 - By Michael & Denise

Lots of people have been asking us for ducks eggs. Well, this year we ordered 30 more ducks, so once the hens start laying, we will be able to fill all the requests.

I'm sure every die-hard gardener has their most very favorite gardening hat.  Mine is a Scala hat, very wide brim, that has perched on my head going on three seasons now.  It's made of palm leaves, but very tightly woven and durable. ...

Hi everyone!  The weather may be hot and humid.  During the early morning and late afternoon hours when the weather is the coolest part of the day you can plant a culinary herb garden.  A selection of fresh culinary herbs that you...

For those who are choosing to raise chickens organically for their own purposes, and not for market, take into consideration all that is needed for sale. Your chickens should be fed an organic diet, and allowed to free range.  It is entirely up to the...

Now that my wife and I are empty-nesters I have returned to a passion of mine. 'Preparing affordable delicious meals for the two of us.' I shop Conroe Saturday am Market{SamM} looking for the freshest ingredients to please our tastes that have evolved...

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Stay Connected to Us!

Vineyard Farms   -   Jul 01, 2011 - By Anna_2

Be "in the know" about new offerings at Vineyard Farms!  Click below to follow our website- you'll get updates about new products and availability straight to your inbox! http://www.google.com/friendconnect/signin/home?st=e%3DAOG8GaD9rfY3...

      Call today to reserve yummy treats to serve at your 4th of July party! 404-610-1540

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Jersey Milk!

Vineyard Farms   -   Jul 01, 2011 - By Anna_2

For those of you who have been patiently waiting ofr our farm to start selling Jersey Milk, Butter and Cream... THE WAIT IS OVER!  Call today to reserve your order!  404-610-1540

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Hot Summer Schedule

Golden Acres Ranch Florida   -   Jun 30, 2011 - By Bobbie

Wow, is it hot and dry here in the Florida panhandle! This is supposed to be the rainy season, but we've barely got a smattering of rain. We planted blueberry shrubs a few weeks ago and they are barely making it. We have have had to extend the hose to...

Fresh from their garden, our vendors brought red and delicious looking strawberries -- shortcake time!  Fresh lettuce and spinach must mean in is the beginning of Summer in NE Washington State!    Wonderful amber colored honey produced...

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