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Xochimilco: Keeping Mexico City's Agricultural Treasure Afloat
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The chinampas, made by building up layers of mud from the lake bottom and other organic matter, were built to maximize the arable land for agricultural production. The food ... By working with top restaurants around Mexico City and connecting them to ...

Xochimilco: Keeping Mexico City's Agricultural Treasure Afloat - Culinary Backstreets

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Xochimilco: Keeping Mexico City's Agricultural Treasure Afloat
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That's cheap compared to CSA shares in the United States, but a significant premium compared to prices at Mexico City markets. Murad says there are plenty of consumers willing to pay more for organic, locally-sourced produce, and that they work to keep ...

Strawberry season has begun: Local farms release schedules for pick-your-own operations - The Recorder

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Strawberry season has begun: Local farms release schedules for pick-your-own operations
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Warner Farm's new 1½-acre Greenfield strawberry field, located just across the road from where a popular Hatch's Patch attracted pickers in the 1980s and '90s, is operated by Sunderland's Warner Farm, which is also moving its you-pick operation from ...

Local farmer plants seeds to grow community connection - Greene County Daily World

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Local farmer plants seeds to grow community connection
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Glory Hill's CSA program allows members in Greene County to purchase yearly shares or half-shares of the farm's yield, paying approximately $15 a week for deliveries of fresh, ultra-organic produce each week for 16 weeks. Glory Hill Farms accepts SNAP ...

Local farmer plants seeds to grow community connection - Greene County Daily World

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Local farmer plants seeds to grow community connection
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Glory Hill's CSA program allows members in Greene County to purchase yearly shares or half-shares of the farm's yield, paying approximately $15 a week for deliveries of fresh, ultra-organic produce each week for 16 weeks. Glory Hill Farms accepts SNAP ...

Buy Local, Buy Wisconsin grants given to 6 food companies, programs - Madison.com

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Buy Local, Buy Wisconsin grants given to 6 food companies, programs
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The Buy Local, Buy Wisconsin grants are from the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection, and have been awarded every year since 2008. "The grants support the diverse sectors of Wisconsin agriculture," said Kietra Olson ...

Meet six locals who've joined the Inland Northwest's summer farmers market circuit - Pacific Northwest Inlander

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Meet six locals who've joined the Inland Northwest's summer farmers market circuit
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... vendors available Tue-Sat from 10 am-3 pm. bit.ly/2LkUHXW. Clayton Farmers Market | This rural market north of Spokane (4616 Wallbridge Rd.) is home to vendors of locally grown produce as well as makers of arts and crafts, and even small farm animals.

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Week 2 from Valley Flora!

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Week 2 from Valley Flora!
Thanks for eating locally from our family farm!
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What's Buzzing on the Farm...
  • Tamales!
  • The California Honeydrops July 18th!
  • Strawberry U-pick is Open
  • Summer Farmstand Hours
Jules and Uma, farmin' hard!
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What Might Be In Your Share This Week*:
  • Collard Greens
  • Mizuna
  • Hakurei Turnips
  • Radishes
  • Pac Choi
  • Head Lettuce
  • Broccolini
  • Kohlrabi
*Harvest Basket contents may vary among pickup sites in a given week depending on what's ripe and ready on the farm. Don't worry - if something is on the list but not in your tote, you'll get it soon!
 
Tamales this Week!
The first tamale shares go out this week. They'll be packed in specially marked blue coolers and are individually labeled with share members' names. ONLY take tamales if your name is on the list on the cooler lid!
The California Honeydrops at the Farm July 18th!
Oh man, get out a Sharpie and mark the calendar cuz the California Honeydrops are coming back to play the farm for the third year in a row! They've recently been on tour with Bonnie Raitt, and have been setting dance floors on fire from Australia to Poland to New Orelans. Don't miss these guys!

Wednesday, July 18th
6:30-10:30 pm

$25

All ages & family friendly, kids under age 10 are free.
Food and drink will be available for purchase from local vendors.

Tickets are available at the Valley Flora Farmstand, the Port Orford co-op, the Langlois Market, and Freedom Graphics in Bandon.
 
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Strawberry U-Pick Is Open!
Red alert! There are ripe berries in the field! We've opened last year's strawberry patch to u-pick and there's some nice fruit to be had. Our new patch is not ready for u-pick yet, but hopefully within the next few weeks. Bring your containers and get the first berries of the season!
The Farmstand is Open for Summer Hours!
Every Wednesday and Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm, rain or shine!

Fresh Produce
U-pick Strawberries
Homemade Jam & Hot Sauce

Please note our hours are slightly changed from year's past, closing at 2 pm instead of 3 pm

 
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