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Recent Writing from LocalHarvest Members

I couldn't believe that I actually saw red tomatoes at the market last Saturday! Granted, they were grown in a greenhouse and there were not many of them...but what a treat after a rainy and cold day. We thoroughly enjoyed a BLT with locally grown...

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Lychee/Longan Honey is Ready!

What's the Buzz?   -   May 19, 2011 - By Marcie

It's TIME!!!!!!! The new crop of Lychee/Longan honey is ready. I'm about to harvest it today, and I can't wait to taste it! We wait all year for this! Will keep you posted, but get ready! It goes fast..... 

May 18, 2011  Beautiful day of sunshine here in the Clayton Washington area - 90 miles South of Canadian border - 40 miles West of Idaho Border - Southern Stevens County - high of 70 degrees ... (got down to 31 last night!).  Our hummingbirds...

The website is up where I can see it.  I can see how the reports are set up, but I can't get in and set up the producers!  Ugh!!  Searching for answers.   Not sure if it is a script issue or a problem with the original...

This is a great time of year at Bloom Where You're Planted Farm.  Rain has been plentiful, the grass and trees look lush and healthy, and the iris and peonies are starting to bloom.  In the next week or so we'll start planting some of our...

Answering a few Questions

The Shire   -   May 18, 2011 - By Laohaire

Thank you for the questions about our Ranch and practices. Jennifer; We do are not offering Verified Turkey Hard Winter Wheat for sale at the present time. We are growing it and after it is rouged any excess is sent to a Gentleman actively working to bring...

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Rain

Sweet Pumpkins Farm   -   May 18, 2011 - By Donna_4

All this rain,...rain, rain well I know it's good for the soil, but I need to mow my enormus lawn. I still don't have my rider fixed, and grass kepps getting longer. This won't be fun with just a push mower. I'm not lokking foward to...

  Good morning, It's our 4th week of this locavore madness and I hope things start to get better. You may have noticed that your shares are quite small (and if you have not noticed this, trust me, they are smaller than in past springs). this is...

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I could get used to this!!

Moonstruck Farms   -   May 18, 2011 - By Rowena

Wow!! Wow!! Wow!!  Three employees coming and going and by next Wednesday I should be all caught up!! What a difference...I should have done this the day the greenhouse was completed!!  I could really get used to this.  I can think so much...

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the blog about the blog

Dilish Farm   -   May 17, 2011 - By Dillon

Trish decided to try and transplant some of our greens that were in seed flats, to our larger seed trays.  Trish attempted this feat two days ago based only on our personal knowledge of possible success.  I feel like its these experiences of trial...

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