Recent Writing from LocalHarvest Members
Spreading Oaks Farm - Feb 24, 2011 - By Ken & Patti
I am so excited. We have some thornless blackberries and red rasberries on the way from south Georgia. We are planting 100 foot rows of each this year with hopes of producting enough rootings to increase our rows for the next few years. The...
The LocalHarvest Blog - Feb 24, 2011 - By Guillermo
photo by Coyote Creek Farm Welcome back to the LocalHarvest newsletter. Last week a LocalHarvest farmer said something that has had me thinking ever since. This gentleman sells his products through our online catalog, and mentioned that compared...
3 Acre Farm - Feb 23, 2011 - By Janelle
In the dirt now! Sugar peas, snap peas, florence fennel, Golden Globe turnips, White Egg turnips, French grey shallots, French red shallots, Dutch yellow shallots, Petit Dejeuner French breakfast radishes, Optima butterhead lettuce, Red salad bowl...
Stillmeadow Farm - Feb 23, 2011 - By Joe and Gail
Spring is just around the corner and our thoughts are turning to chicks, new calves, pigs and GRASS! We are anticipating beginning our first chicks mid April, and hoping a steer or 2 will be ready to harvest early July. In the maternity department,...
Sweet Harmony Farm - Feb 23, 2011 - By Mona
Back in October, I picked up our farm’s first yarns made from our alpacas’ fleeces. I had decided then that my first project would be made with the Geldings’ yarn and that it would be something for Dan. Julio and Guinness’ fleeces made...
Peaceful Acres Lavender Farm - Feb 23, 2011 - By Mike
From growing a full acre of certified organic lavender, constructing a home built from recycled tires, cans, and dirt, and teaching ancient natural healing methods, Peaceful Acres is known for being unique. None of these things may be quite as unique, however,...
Rainbow Ranch Farms - Feb 23, 2011 - By Poly
Make Yogurt In A Crock Pot Many of us, had no idea. After chatting with our freind Jackie last night, she mentioned she was makng yogurt in a crock pot. She graciously posted the link on our profile to share. BROUGHT TO US BY: BLOGSPOT365, via our freind...
Rocking A Sustainable Farm - Feb 23, 2011 - By Harlan and Lori
It is time to sign up for a Summer CSA at Rocking A Sustainable Farm! This year, we changed our program a bit. We will offer two 6-week sessions for $45 per session and $35 per week. If you sign up for both sessions at one time, then you only pay one $45...
Richert/Phillips Farms - Feb 23, 2011 - By Michael_3
Well, I took the first run of sap over to Leon's so to cook it down. He showed me the new pan(new to us) he bought--yipe, it is something, that's for shur. Last year we used a huge flat pan this year we're cooking with an older...
Miolea Organic Farm - Feb 22, 2011 - By Brian_1
I understand adoption from a human perspective. The older human elects to take responsibility for a baby or young child -a child, an innocent, open sponge for education, be it emotional, intellectual, spiritual or just plain surroundings and...