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Recent Writing from LocalHarvest Members
Week 3
Bloom Where You're Planted Farm - Oct 02, 2009 - By Teresa_2
We're heading into our third weekend of the Pumpkin Festival already! This Sunday is Girl Scout/Boy Scout day. Scouts wearing any part of their uniform will receive free admission to the farm. This afternoon we trecked...
Westminster Farmers' Market Report for 10-02-0...
Westminster Farmers' Market - Oct 02, 2009 - By Dean
Westminster Farmers’ Market Report from Maple Heights Farm Farmers’ Market Value? You Bet! This week for your entertainment we bring you the award winning, father daughter team of Ron and Megan McGuire!We are thrilled to...
Saffron Buttered Millet with Roasted Red Pepper Cr...
Cookus Interruptus - Oct 01, 2009 - By Cynthia
Using the beautiful red bell peppers that are in season right now, you can make this glamorous dish using the inexpensive, nutritious whole grain millet, Saffron Buttered Millet from Cookus Interruptus.
Loading Up the Truck with Squash
Pleasant Valley Farm - Oct 01, 2009 - By Emily
We've been anticipating a frost for a few days now, but so far we've been spared. Yesterday Dan & I decided to bring in any winter squash that seemed ripe enough to be pulled from the vine. While squash will handle a light frost just fine, a hard...
I'm Easily Excited!
Breeze Hill Farm - Oct 01, 2009 - By MaLinda
It's amazing how little it takes to excite me anymore. I just joined several Ravelry Groups in hopes of sharing some of what I do and make new friends in the fiber world. If you don't know what Ravelry is check out their website at Ravelry.com ....
fall livestock shows
C & D farms - Oct 01, 2009 - By Daniel
Hey everyone the fall livestock season has started and the kids are really having a lot of fun if you get a chance in your area go and see one the kids will love it and you will too.
First Week Of October Offerings!
Bluegrass Farmers Market - Oct 01, 2009 - By Kentucky Proud
WOW, what a Saturday we had last week! EEK!!! We had quite a few farmers who couldn't even get to the market due to flooding. But, for the few that could, it was a great day because our loyal customers showed up rain gear, umbrella's and all! We...
Sea Kale: The Perennial With Multiple Edible Uses
Morgan Botanicals - Oct 01, 2009 - By Jessica_7
I love sea kale: not only for its edible shoots, leaves and flowerbuds, but for its ornamental presence in the perennial garden as well. Sea kale was quite the rage in the late 1700's but sadly has lapsed into minor-vegetable status. I personally like...
Week of September 28, 2009
Rolling Acres Farm - Oct 01, 2009 - By Denise_1
Week of September 28, 2009 Dear CSA Members, Well, this is it, my final writing for the year 2009! As I have said in previous weeks, it seems truly incredible that time has gone by so quickly. In looking back I remember a rocky start to the season – too...
eggcellent news from the hippychick universe - egg...
Hippychick's Gardens - Oct 01, 2009 - By hippychick
hey hey hey hippychick is ready to share some eggcellent news that is good for you! hippychick's super-d-lovely organic eggs can now be had for the most eggcellent price of $3.75 per dozen. (formerly 4 bucks per doz) save a quarter ...