Recent Writing from LocalHarvest Members
Jubilee Mini Farm - Mar 27, 2011 - By Jennifer_2
We are anxiously awaiting the arrival of baby bunnies. We bred 3 Holland Lops and 3 English Angora Rabbits. With any luck we will have some babies in the next few days and have papered rabbits for sale in June. We will be keeping some...
Elliott Family Farm - Mar 27, 2011 - By Samuel_1
English peas podded early. Too much heat. We are switching to an old heirloom Wando next season. On the other hand turnips are doing nicely. Most folks in tis part of the world prefer the greens rather than the turnips so we will be harvesting both. The...
Peacefully Homegrown - Mar 27, 2011 - By sandyhays@wildblue.net
On March 10 2011after a very heavy rain, we were able to view the most spectacular rainbow ever from our backyard. It was actually a double rainbow, but the outer rainbow was very faint. Hope you enjoy this...Peace!
Pure Earth Organic Farm, LLC - Mar 27, 2011 - By Troy
This past weekend, March 25th and 26th, we attended the 5th annual Farm To Table Conference in Pittsburgh. As always, it was a very nice event. We got to attend food demos, listen to speakers, see exhibits, and network with other farmers,...
Debbie's Garden - Mar 26, 2011 - By Chickadee1
As some of you know my garden and I will be moving to Dallas, Georgia, about 20 minutes from where I am now. I've been furiously dividing plants and getting ready for a huge PLANT SALE, which is set for April 23. Today my plans for more...
Homestead Farms - Mar 26, 2011 - By Angela_5
Off we went to the store to purchase an incubator. Not sure how to use it or if it would even work. I had sat and read a ton of articles on line of others' successes and failures. Some had great advice while others were just totally...
Black Dog Farms - Mar 26, 2011 - By Kevin_2
It seems like I just made the final delivery of the 2010 season, and now, here we are about to sell our last share for 2011. At the risk of sounding like my grandfather, "where does the time go?" 5 years ago my wife and I started Black Dog...
At Home in Nature - Mar 26, 2011 - By Mary_5
Our tiny bantam rooster, a polish tophat, who is quite insane,was treated to some bread today. He angrily thrashed it, tore it, sparring with it for minutes... And ate it happily. We think he has inferiority issues.
At Home in Nature - Mar 26, 2011 - By Mary_5
When you are used to eating from a can You might be suspicious of the man Who sells you simple ingredients Without even after dinner mints Lettuce does not grow in bags Eggs aren't made with upc tags Learning how to cook is easy And the result won't...
At Home in Nature - Mar 26, 2011 - By Mary_5
When you are used to eating from a can You might be suspicious of the man Who sells you simple ingredients Without even after dinner mints Lettuce does not grow in bags Eggs aren't made with upc tags Learning how to cook is easy And the result won't...