Recent Writing from LocalHarvest Members
Kyle Farms All Natural Lamb - Jan 13, 2010 - By Anne
Well, its a new year, 2010, and a nice cold January to boot. Here at Kyle Farms, January brings snow, cold, wind, lambs! As of today lambing has started with a trickle. We've had 4 lambs born so far, and all singles :-( Hopefully...
Morgan Botanicals - Jan 13, 2010 - By Jessica_7
Amongst our yard live three of the strongest souls I know: My tree spirits, Bruce, Abner, and Ralph. Our trees live in what is called "The Avenue of Faces" which is a row of several dozen carved trees and stumps in and across the street from City...
Wall Flower Studio Garden - Jan 13, 2010 - By Karen_1
Compost and organic soil is the lifeblood of organic growing... Don't feed the plants, feed the soil - The plants will look after themselves. The composting process will be more effective if you follow these suggestions. To get started, make a layer...
Uwharrie Farm - Jan 12, 2010 - By Judy_3
Do you ever wish you could just start all over again? That is just what we gardeners get to do every year. The 2009 garden season has ended and 2010 is just beginning. Last year's garden is gone and we get to...
Alternative Community Farmer/WPB.FL - Jan 12, 2010 - By Tony_1
Last Sunday I went to the Flea Market covering myself with a blanket.My friend who accompanied me had a SKI mask to protect against the chilling ARCTIC wind .The premises looked empty as half of the vendors were out and customers who are usually crowding...
Ebersole Cattle Company - Jan 12, 2010 - By ShanenEbersole
Kelsey, (the red, horned cow pictured) is 17 years old this year. That may not seem old to you. But the average age of a cow is 6 years old. Most cows are culled at or before age 8. A 10 year old producing cow is amazing! So, Kelsey...
Herbs en' Route 'Your Herbal Minute' - Jan 12, 2010 - By Michelle_5
Herbs en' Route: Call us if you need Bedding Plants or Hanging Baskets for Spring!
Hurricane Farm - Jan 12, 2010 - By Chris
Winter has set in and we have a solid covering of snow. Looks like we'll be covered until the maple sap is running in March! It snowed earlier than usual and has been colder than usual. Such a combination has resulted in a nice white...
Wild Things Farm - Jan 11, 2010 - By Terry_5
You might be wondering what in the world do goat cheese, chickens, great danes, and winter have in common? Well, the goat cheese is something I've been wanting to try for quite some time but just haven't done. Yesterday, a friend and I did...
Pleasant Valley Farm - Jan 11, 2010 - By Emily
It's still snowing here, and for the most part the animals are well adjusted to the routines of winter. Mostly. Every evening, we let the horses and cows outside to romp and drink from the creek while we take care of evening chores. They...