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It has been quite some time since we last had Saw Palmetto honey in stock. Some years Ron Ehmann park down the street does a "contained blaze" and burns the Saw Palmettos down to the ground as a pine forest management strategy. But not this year!...

Grassfed Beef is ready!

Clarkstead Farms   -   Nov 28, 2016 - By Melissa_4

We have two Angus cross steers ready for harvesting. One half is sold as of today. They have been well taken care of on our little homestead, fed pasture and hay (mostly hay now) along with DE, kelp and salt. They do enjoy our apples that don't make it to...

We at LocalHarvest are embarking on a new project to bring you closer to the farmers who grow your food. Periodically we’ll be interviewing our members to share their unique stories with you. Pablo Rodriguez is the owner of Rancho Charanda , growers of...

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The 2016-17 Season marks our 80th Consecutive Year of providing Florida's finest citrus to our customers and their friends and family.  We hear stories frequently of customers who first visited The Orange Shop with their grandparents, and now...

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Newsletter - 11/4/16

Suwanee Whole Life Co-op   -   Nov 09, 2016 - By Nora

News: Group Buy- Wilderness Family Naturals Suwanee Whole Life Co-op Our Website: suwanee.locallygrown.net Pick Up Location: 4942 Austin Park Avenue, Buford GA 30518 on Tuesdays Like Us on Facebook: Suwanee Whole Life Co-op Have a...

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Why Drinking Tea is Good for You©

Home Farm Herbery   -   Nov 09, 2016 - By Arlene

Why Drinking Tea is Good for You© By Arlene Wright-Correll Here at Home Farm Herbery we blend many teas for our customers.  We blend herbal tea, Chai, Tisanes, Caffeine-Free and teas containing caffeine. Matter of fact we offer over 79...

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Bee Balm is an Important Seed to Plant In Your Garden© By Arlene Wright-Correll Bee balm , also called monarda, is a perennial flowering herb (up to 4 ft.) with a long history as a medicinal and as a plant. American colonists used it to make...

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We have seen a steady decline in sales in the summer, there are so many new Farmers Markets in our area and only so many mouths to feed. We have decided to cut back on how much we grow and make an effort to do more variety and have some fun growing things for...

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 Cynthia MacDonald wins October Art Contest

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2016 PECAN CROP IS HERE!

Byrd's Pecans   -   Nov 01, 2016 - By Justin_2

The 2016 Pecan Harvest has started in Missouri. 

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