Richard and Victoria de Graff walk into the kitchen of a local restaurant carrying a “Mystery Box” of organic produce from Grindstone Farm. A chef pulls out ...
YES! Magazine | The Push to Turn Church Land into Farmland YES! Magazine A year later, the lot has been transformed into a diversified vegetable farm, providing crops such as lettuce, heirloom tomatoes, herbs, and eggplant to Whole Foods, several local restaurants, and a 30-member community supported agriculture (CSA ... |
Wisconsin State Farmer | Wisconsin farmers work on grass-fed, locally grazed meat Wisconsin State Farmer Not long ago, at a winter farmers' market downtown, a young customer approached Carr's Pecatonica Valley Farm stand, eyeing the ground beef. ..... It helps the organic community here in Wisconsin to be able to sell their stuff across state lines." The ... |
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KING5.com | Personal savings: 40 pretty easy ways to spend less money KING5.com Another easy way to spend less is to buy a community supported agriculture (CSA) subscription, which will get you many weeks of produce from local farmers. It's often organic produce, too -- which can be better for your health -- and buying it through ... and more » |
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WGBA-TV | Wisconsin farmers work on grass-fed, locally grazed meat - NBC26 ... WGBA-TV Todd Carr's family has been trucking eggs, beef, pork and chicken from their Hollandale farm to market in Madison for the past 22 years. and more » |
Wisconsin farmers work on grass-fed, locally grazed meat Minneapolis Star Tribune Not long ago, at a winter farmers' market downtown, a young customer approached Carr's Pecatonica Valley Farm stand, eyeing the ground beef. ..... It helps the organic community here in Wisconsin to be able to sell their stuff across state lines." The ... and more » |
Columnist Jim Oldham: Coming together on the land Amherst Bulletin NACF acquired the 30-plus acre farm and entered into a lease arrangement with Simple Gifts Farm, a commercial operation that raises organic crops and pasture-fed animals that are sold through community-supported agriculture and, more recently, a farm ... |
CBS San Francisco | Best Farm Shares In The North Bay CBS San Francisco Signing up for a Community Supported Agriculture farm share is one of the best ways to get the freshest local organically-grown produce. ... Another Sonoma County-based business, Bloomfield Organics grows organic vegetables, herbs and strawberries. |
5280 | The Denver Magazine | The 2018 Food Lover's Guide to Colorado 5280 | The Denver Magazine January: Skokan selects and orders seeds (a two-week process), maps out crop rotations, and completes documents for the farm's organic and biodynamic certifications. “Jill and I have to recertify every year, .... the GrowHaus' CSA-like food-box program ... |
The following stats paint a loose picture of the amorphous entity of "Independent Farmer,” and situate it in the broader context of American agriculture. 97 percent ...
Record Herald | Mix it up and try something new at the Farmers' Market Record Herald Market shoppers, who are “buying local” and in season, will notice that some of the “spring crops” such as beets and broccoli are available – it will be a brief time! – at the same time as the beginning of “summer crop” green beans, summer squash and ... |
The Newark Advocate | Sunbeam, a family farm, features organic, CSA offerings The Newark Advocate Sunbeam Family Farm (“Feeding Your Family One Plant at A Time!”) is very much a family enterprise. For the past eight years, Sunbeam has also been a fixture at the Granville Farmers Market. A certified organic vegetable farm located at 3414 Northridge ... |
Sunbeam, a certified organic market and CSA, also a longtime Granville Farmers Market vendor.
Justice-minded farmers are finding creative ways to surmount the barriers like the cost of seeds, changes in federal programs—and, of course, the occasional ...
Sunbeam, a certified organic market and CSA, also a longtime Granville Farmers Market vendor.
Summit Daily News | Home Cooking: How to cook up the bounty from the first Summit CSA harvest Summit Daily News Last Wednesday I was as giddy as a girl on Christmas morning. It was the first weekly pick-up of locally grown, organic vegetables from the Summit CSA (Community Supported Agriculture), from the High-Country Conservation Center. Way back in February, ... |
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