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I have worked in agricultural development and agricultural extension in South Africa for four decades, and I’ve learned something profound: it’s the farmer, not the farm.
I started in the arid plains in North-western South Africa, hanging on the edge of the Kalahari, where I attempted to apply university training in Agricultural Business together with my expanding understanding of the Baha’i teachings on agriculture and development.
Two of the most oft-cited passages in this connection come from Abdu’l-Baha:
The question of economics must commence with the farmer and then be extended to the other classes inasmuch as the number of farmers is far greater than all other classes. Therefore, it is fitting to begin with the farmer in matters related to economics for the farmer is the first active agent in human society. – Abdu’l-Baha, from a tablet to an individual Baha’i, October 4, 1912.
First and foremost is the principle that to all the members of the body politic shall be given the greatest achievements of the world of humanity. Each one shall have the utmost welfare and well-being. To solve this problem we must begin with the farmer; there will we lay a foundation for system and order …. – Abdu’l-Baha, The Promulgation of Universal Peace, p. 312.
Note that Abdu’l-Baha did not say we must commence or begin with the farm. He deliberately said to begin not with the farm, but with the farmer – with the human being that lies behind the entire agricultural industry upon which so much of any economy rests, and upon which all humans base their sustenance.
I grew up in Hollywood, amidst a family of movie actors and entertainers. I happened upon this advice about farmers as a Baha’i youth, and it inspired me to study agriculture. Ever since I was five years old, I knew I would someday live in Africa – hopefully in service to bettering the lot of the African people. Agriculture would get me there. But, being an average person and, then, of little experience, I, like so many others in my field, equated the farmer with the farm. So, I, like so many others, studied agricultural production and agricultural economics.
As planned, after studying, I took my ambition to serve to Africa. I arrived in 1979. Only then did I truly start to learn. When I had about 10 years of practical experience working with poor farmers in the area where I had settled, and had seen failure after failure of farm-based agricultural development programs, I began to question the premise upon which those programs were based – the dominant paradigm – which was, essentially, “begin with the farm.”
During the 1980s and ‘90s, I became involved (first as an economist and later as extension manager) in a collection of projects involving 70000 hectares (around 170,000 acres) of mostly maize production, where the goal was the development of over 3000 farmers. We invested more than $110 million in U.S. dollars, a current value of about $1 billion. The indicator of development: an increase in yield as measured by the amount of crops delivered to the silo. That typical state-managed estate project entailed mechanization packages based on grouping farmers in economically viable farming units, land rehabilitation, and highly-managed farming – all premised on an analysis of the farm itself.
This approach had two effects. First, it caused the project managers to override the training programs because increasing yields through training took too long, and because they were being evaluated (and remunerated) on the basis of deliveries to the silo. So, the project managers effectively took over the farms and farmed for the goal of increased production, at the expense of the human development objectives. In short, they worked to task based on what was being measured, highlighting that both the starting premise and its attending indicators are critical drivers in development planning and action.
Recent studies have shown that the farmers in that area have not advanced much in terms of income and standard of living. Ironically, a few years ago, I had a student from the area whose business (as a contractor) is to plough, plant, harvest and otherwise manage the very same farms for which I was responsible. This student was a child of one of the then-project managers who had worked for me. He did the same work his father had done, only now for the children of the farmers we had tried to “develop.” The focus remained on farming according to the capacity of the farm – on behalf of the farmer.
The second effect: the farm-production-based approach resulted in a measurable decline in the nutritional status of the very farm families whose yields had been successfully increased through the project.
The problem, we discovered too late, came from focusing the project on economic production within a predetermined technology package, based on an assessment of the farm. Following this approach, we bound the farmer to paying off the loan for the required technology. That meant he had to deliver all the maize to the silo; with the profits paid back to the farmer. The problem was that, in that community, food was the purview of women; cash was the purview of men – and the vast majority of the farmers were men.
Prior to the project, women harvested food for the family and then sold the surplus. But the development project I worked with required all the maize to be sold. The result: although there was more cash in the household, there was less food. Clearly, the problem was not with increased production. The problem was the plan that did not consider or take into account the impact of the project on the larger family system – we had assessed the farm, not the farmer.
Another project involved about 100 individual farmers being allocated 100ha (250 acres), of which three quarters would be planted in peanuts and one quarter in maize. It was located in an area known as Marapyane. In those days, I was just learning Setswana, the local language. At one of the meetings with the farmers, I kept hearing them say something that I could only hear as “no grow groundnuts.” I did not know if they were refusing to grow groundnuts, or if they knew that groundnuts would not grow there. I only knew it sounded like an intense statement. I tried to raise the matter with the agronomists in charge of project planning. They dismissed the information out of hand because they had done their research and tests and studies and had confirmed the suitability of the soil for growing maize and groundnuts. They had analyzed the farm. So, the project went ahead. A year later, when the entire peanut crop failed due to inexplicable reasons, I understood what the farmers had meant: “groundnuts do not grow here.” It was one of my earliest lessons in learning to listen to the farmer and to honor what he knows. Honoring local knowledge became an important part of my understanding of agricultural extension. I learned a real lesson: begin with the farmer.
The point of all this means that millions of dollars were spent developing farms, not farmers – with the net results being unsustainable, and producing little or no advancement for the farmer or the farmer’s family. All of this, simply because we began with the farm and not the farmer.
Put briefly, after years of throwing agricultural technology at poor farmers (based on an assessment of their farms), the condition of those farmers remains largely unchanged; they’re still poor, resource-challenged and disenfranchised from much of the economy. The South African government acknowledges agricultural development’s failure to have any significant impact among poor farmers. Yet, although current policy claims to now attempt to target the farmers themselves, assumptions underpinning policy remain grounded in a paradigm that inherently values production and technology – based on an assessment of the farm – over developing farmers based on an assessment of the farmer.
After years of evidence that it does not improve things for the masses, we still think the answer is to start with the farm. We use new words, but rely on the same paradigm.
So, then, what’s the answer? The answer rests in a radical saying of the 1960s: subvert the dominant paradigm, which means a fundamental change in thinking that begins with the farmer.
Author’s note: I’d like to thank my son Cunningham Worth for his thoughtful contributions to this essay.


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The closest airports to Danville, Virginia are Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina (RDU) and Greensboro, North Carolina (GSO).
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Went to Salt Lake with the boys, yesterday--my brothers and their boys, that is. (of course, the girls were along, too, but the little guys ruled the pictures).
There is a Planetarium at the Gateway mall, where they have this huge ball moving contraption. Little E. couldn't stop watching; for over an hour.
Of course, it did finally come, and E. had the time of his life ('course, he's only two...).
The thing is, when my grandfather is involved short work usually takes a little longer. Actually, I'd like to take this opportunity to set a few things straight.
I have a sister-in-law who fancies herself a very green individual, who works hard to reduce her (whole block's) carbon footprint. She's good at it! She even teaches classes on green living at the community college. Still, she doesn't hold a light to my grandpa. My grandpa wrote the book on green living, and set the trend before there was a trend.
For as long as I've been alive (and longer) my grandpa has been composting every possible scrap of garbage and bio matter produced on his property. There is a one gallon ice cream bucket on his kitchen counter with a produce bag (you know, the ones you put bananas in at the grocery store) in it and every peeling and stem discarded from every vegetable and fruit goes into that bucket. When the bucket is full the bag is taken out to the garden (year round) and the contents are tuned into the dirt to become the next generation of meals. In fact, his garden could feed the whole block. I dare say that his is the most fertile 1/2 acre on the planet.
Take the leaves above. We bagged them up but we didn't put them on the curb--nope, they went to the garden. But, we didn't spread them out to be tilled under. Uh-uh. That's not the process. Those leaves will remain in their bag until next Fall. Right now they will be put on top of the row of carrots, which will keep the ground from freezing under them, which will allow grandpa to come and pull fresh carrots all winter.
In the Spring, these bags will be placed under the apricot tree where they will continue aging to perfection all summer until most of the garden has been harvested and they will be tilled under at that time. But that's not all! The bags themselves will likely be used as ground cover to keep the weeds from sprouting.
Yep. These systems are ages old, and have been producing loads of locally grown food for decades. So, g, when you're ready to enter the PhD. program, I'll help you with your application to the Sim School of Green Living.
In the meantime, the new recruits above will begin their discipleship, soon.


Perry Central School District
In Their Words…
“Game changer. How else would you describe high school students gaining access to industry-leading technology that is only available at select universities?
Teachers Mark Mancari and Todd Shuskey are redefining what high school students are learning in technology and science classes at PCS. This fall, the pair was notified that they were awarded a $35,415 grant from The Western New York Foundation, as well as an additional $10,000 in funding from Senator Patrick Gallivan. The funds were used to purchase a Seal Analytical AQ300 Nutrient Analyzer and Fisher-Scientific Smart2Pure Water Purification System. The equipment will allow students to conduct cutting-edge nutrient analyses on soil and water.
Last school year, Mancari’s Precision Agriculture students worked with farmers to collect soil samples from area fields. Shuskey created a simple system for these students to measure the presence of nutrients in the soil samples. With Shuskey also establishing a partnership with the Silver Lake Association last year, the pair started to investigate ways for students to conduct more advanced nutrient analyses. Earlier this year, Shuskey’s marine science and senior biology classes went out on Silver Lake to collect water samples and to do basic water analysis.
The new technology will allow students to test soil samples for phosphorus and nitrogen. The eventual goal is that Perry students may conduct testing for local farmers rather than having samples sent to universities for testing. Lake nutrient concentrations are important for Harmful Algal Bloom monitoring as well as overall lake health. Therefore, this equipment will allow samples taken from the Silver Lake watershed to be processed locally.
The acquisition of this new technology is surely a game changer in the opportunities we can offer in science and technology. Having students engaged in local phenomena, such as monitoring nutrient levels in soil and water, helps strengthen the relationship between our students and the local agricultural community while providing students with relatable science practices.”
-Daryl McLaughlin, Superintendent of Schools


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Anthony Calabrese is the owner of Vaszauskas Farm. Founded in 1950 by the Vaszauskas family, the 300 acre farm operates year round and provides a wide variety of items. Vaszauskas Farm carries annuals and perennials in the spring and fall, fresh eggs, fresh cut trees, decorated wreaths, seasonal items and fresh vegetables and fruit in season. Check out its barn and greenhouse for an extensive selection of farm fresh products.
519 Middlebury Rd, Middlebury, CT 06762
- Accessibility Details: The entrance is level with the sidewalk.
- Hours: Daily, 8am - 7pm; Seasonal hours may vary
- Hours: Mon - Thu, 11am - 9pm; Fri, Sat, 11am - 10pm;
Sun, 1pm - 9pm
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Duhok Agricultural Company
The farm is in operation since 1982.
Initially commissioned by Lohmann Tierzucht GmbH, Germany as a Layer Farm.
DAC farm consists of:
- Battery Cages, feeding system, silos, drinking system, egg collection conveyors from Kutlusan Poultry Equipment-Turkey in 20 sheds
- Feed mill from Yemtar, Turkey and
- New egg store.
- The existing farm consist of 15 farms, feed mill, hatchery, one egg store, veterinary complex, water pumping station, etc.
- Every farm/ complex is approximately 1-2 km away from each other.
- There is an abundant supply of sweet water from nearby Mosul Dam built on the Tigris River. It is pumped to a Tank and then supplied to all farms.
- Every farm has a power supply from the country’s electricity grid, has in house power sub-station, and is also backed up by Generators.
- Every complex has an approx. 200m2 office.
- All farms are protected by wire mesh security fencing and manned by security personnel.
|Total Number of Farms||15 Farms|
|Total number of sheds in all the 15 farms||130 Sheds
Each shed measuring 130 x 12.5 meters
|Feed Mill complex||ONE|
|Veterinary / Laboratory complex||ONE|
Layer Farming Status
- Total number of Chickens (Layer) currently in the farm: 550,000 Chickens
- Current daily egg production: 470,000 Eggs equivalent to 1,300 Cartons


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For outdoor use, place live plants in containers with drainage holes. The water will flow through the containers, keeping the plants safe from over-watering. Additionally, the drainage will stop water from pooling in the pots and keep them from freezing during the winter. Frozen water will expand and crack the receptacles.
Furthermore, when placing urns on top of pedestals outdoors, we recommend installing drainage holes in the pedestals as well—especially if the pots will be connected to an automatic watering system. Consequently, the tubes coming out of the side of the pot will be hidden. In residential installations, however, many homeowners prefer to hand water their plants. In these cases, pedestal drainage holes aren’t necessary. However, we recommend that all pedestals holding planters with live foliage have holes.
On the other hand, for those wanting to use the urns and planters indoors, we advise that they NOT have drainage holes to avoid leaking onto inside floors. In these instances, there is a nominal charge for PLUGGING and sealing the pieces. The most practical way to water these plants is to house the plants in containers that can be easily removed for watering, and then place back in the urns.
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Archiped’s slogan is “Plant It and Leave It,” and that applies to drainage. No rocks needed, no special soil, just “Plant It and Leave It”.


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Shop and find the right seeds for growing in your organic garden. Stock picture by Keko64. However I do not even try to search for organic straw. 19500+ organic soybean Buyers-Importers - Access to organic soybean Wholesalers, Distributors, Purchasing and Trade Managers, Traders and Importers Directory. However, the organic corn supply is increasing by 6-10%, creating a supply shortage. has four separate Divisions located in West Alexandria, Farmersville, Collinsville, and Eaton, Ohio. You can spread it over your lawn and water it in or apply it to the soil around plants such as roses or tomatoes to prevent and treat disease. We have lots of healthy foods to choose from for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack time. It has some great nutritional value thanks to that almost 90% of Irish grass, and I might be inclined to shrug off some supplemental organic grain. 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Their knowledge, experience, and hard work are evident in every bag of Heartland flour and in the outstanding baked goods of our customers. Natural, Healthy, Lean Beef, Organic Beef, and Beef Jerky. Only the highest certification would do from the USDA and its National Organic Program (NOP) and by the State of Colorado's Department of Agriculture. Love your Soybeans, fast delivery, best quality we ever bought, will buy in future! Dennis - Texas. Look for compost that is made up of decomposed organic plant material, similar to the stuff you find on the forest floor. Ingredients. Full Circle Organic Farm - Grass-only lambs, raised on certified organic farm - 400 available. It takes the best ingredients to make the best final products, excellent milling processes, and the most skilled milling personal to make our consistent quality feeds. Grassfed Butter vs. CCOF is a nonprofit organization that advances organic agriculture for a healthy world through organic certification, education, advocacy, and promotion. Since 1951 Honeyville has grown from a local grain mill into a national food supplier specializing in the baking, cooking, and food storage industries. Wheat thus far is 3 to 4 cents lower in the Chicago futures. Organic Seeds. Genesis™ Organic Horse Feed, is grown with wisdom and care by farmers who use organic farming methods in harmony with nature. Our products are sown, grown, harvested, and sun cured with care and milled to order on our farm in the Methow Valley in northern Washington so you can enjoy the most delicious plow-to-package grain money can buy. Visit our website to learn more!. Seed Regulatory and Testing. Get more diverse corn, soybean and silage genetics and traits from Mycogen Seeds, along with the local knowledge and support of your retailer. Our products are kosher. FarmLead does not buy or sell grain and is not a broker. Panjiva ayuda a encontrar, evaluar y compradores de contacto de organic soybean. farm directory lists more than 400 farms and. Save money on the best organic products, while helping those in need. Price Farms Organics is an Ohio EPA Certified Class II composting facility. The Best Tasting Soybeans. The purpose of the Ohio Corn Performance Test (OCPT) is to evaluate corn hybrids for grain yield and other important agronomic characteristics. is coming from overseas, The Cornucopia Institute is currently preparing web-based tools that will assist consumers and wholesale buyers in identifying brands that exclusively source high-integrity domestically produced grain. Organic Grain Exchange. To sprout organic soybean seeds, soak overnight in cold water then rinse regularly in whatever sprouter you use. Try the new gluten-free, grain-free plantain linguini. Why Buy From Us Our Company Our Family. And as is true with all our Food for Life Sprouted Grain Products, we only use the very best ingredients and baking methods to ensure you truly get the very most out of your food. View a list of organic grain buyers and get connected to find the right buyer for your grain harvest. This season, we are planting field corn, wheat, and soybeans. If you are buying organic or Certified Transitional grains, please contact us for pricing and availability. " The organic market consists of many buyers with individual supply needs, from small to very signiﬁcant quantities. Wheat thus far is 3 to 4 cents lower in the Chicago futures. We source our soybeans from Ohio, Michigan and Indiana For more information, please contact. Try a more natural option!. Explore Cuisine is a vegan, organic and gluten free food solution to people with dietary needs. Headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, we have facilities and offices in 9 states and Mexico. Einkorn: Man's first wheat, grown by farmers 5,000 years ago. The hard wheats are faring better, mostly down a penny. Organic Alberta’s mission is to represent, support and grow Alberta’s entire organic industry. Natural Grocers is your neighborhood organic grocer offering everything from organic produce to free range eggs to health coaching and more. We buy organic feed, grain and flour at wholesale prices every two months in Phoenix Arizona area and pass the savings on to our members. If you experience a problem with any of our products, customer service, shipping, or if you just don't like what you purchased, please let us know. Organic Hay for sale. based bulk alcohol supplier. A supplier and packer of bulk olive oil, non-gmo and organic oils to the natural food manufacturing and food service industries. " Controlling weeds is critical to production of soybeans in an organic system and what growers have been doing over the past few years has only worked about half the time, Horton says. It is a warm season grain which grows rapidly during the summer and several crops per year may be had with proper management. Join our team! Life is "good" working here. We offer organic gardening supplies, gardening tools, trees, plants, landscaping, pet supplies and landscape design!. 1414 West Main Street, Albert Lea, MN 56007 © 2019 Albert Lea Seed. MOM's Organic Market College Park 9827 Rhode Island Ave College Park, MD 20740. Buy products such as Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, 48-Ounce at Walmart and save. " The organic market consists of many buyers with individual supply needs, from small to very signiﬁcant quantities. USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service Information. Soybeans, an annual crop, are cultivated much like bush green beans. 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Know Your Farms
Some of the best people I know are farmers. Farmers work incredibly hard to provide us with the food we need to survive and for that, I bow down to them in thanks, love and deep gratitude.
That said, it is important to recognize that farming standards and practices vary A LOT, and not all farms produce clean nutrient dense food. Not all tomatoes (carrots, lettuce, potatoes, peas etc) are created equal. The quality of food is directly proportional to the health of the soil it is grown in. If the soil is depleted and dead, the resulting vegetables/fruit will be devoid of nutrition, and most often, chemical fertilizers are used to make up for the lack of life found in the soil. When chemical fertilizers are used, what often results is a plant lacking a strong immune system, incapable of surviving without the aid of pesticides. This results in vegetables and fruit that might look good to the naked eye, but are in fact empty of nutrients, and toxic to one's health. A farmer who understands how nature works, and who truly reveres nature's wise ways, will do his/her best to nourish this very soil that our lives depend on. Healthy soil is teeming with beneficial microbes. It's a living breathing thing. Scoop up some healthy soil in your hands and it should feel soft, moist, warm - and there should be a veritable microorganism dance party going on in it. This is the kind of soil you want your food to be grown in, soil that has been nourished, fed organically and loved on. Sadly, it has become rare to find farms that respect and care for their soil. What is even more disappointing is that the "certified organic" label can't even be trusted anymore.
One of the most disappointing and upsetting things I learned while on my own search for nutrient dense foods, is that most organic farms (at least in my home state, NC) use an amendment called feather meal on their soil. Feather meal is a byproduct of the commercial poultry industry, consisting of partially hydrolyzed and ground up feathers. Feather meal has high levels of nitrogen and is used by many organic farmers as a fertilizer, a practice 100% approved by the National Organic Program run by the USDA. There are so many reasons the use of feather meal by organic farmers makes me indignant:
- These certified organic farmers are directly supporting one of the most inhumane industries alive - namely the commercial poultry industry where chickens are drugged, tortured, and made to live in tiny cages where they are unable to even turn around, without access to fresh air, and sunlight. And that isn't even half of it.
- Scientific studies have confirmed that feather meal is contaminated with toxic substances such as antibiotics, fluoroquinolones, acetaminophen (Tylenol), diphenhydramine (the active ingredient in Benadryl), and norgestimate, a sex hormone. These very substances are absorbed from the soil, into the very vegetables/fruit that are labeled and sold to us as 'organic.'
How, as consumers, should we deal with this? Simple: know your farmer, visit the farm you buy your food from, ask LOTS of questions, and vote with your dollar.
If you live in North Carolina, there are three farms that I can personally recommend wholeheartedly and with a pure conscience. These farms are farming the best way possible, nurturing their soil, using sustainable closed-loop practices, and working WITH nature instead of against her. Their food is not only organic, but GMO free, nutrient dense, and grown with so much love. These are the farms I buy my food from, farms I have personally visited, questioned and who I am proud to give my hard-earned money to.
Whitted Bowers Farm
Owned and run by Rob and Cheri Bowers in Cedar Grove, NC, Whitted Bowers is one of only two biodynamic farms in the Southeast. They grow some of the most nutrient dense, cleanest produce you will find in the area, if not in the nation. They plant by the moon, infuse their soil with biodynamic preparations, and don't use even a trace of chemicals, pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers. Even the smallest details are taken care of here: their fence posts are made of cedar rather than treated wood; their workers are generously compensated; the love at this farm abounds. This farm is so in-line with my values that I actually work for Rob and Cheri whenever they need extra hands, and I proudly help them sell their produce on Saturday mornings at the Carrboro farmer's market. They are known for their berries (especially their famous strawberry u-pick), heirloom melons, and heirloom vegetables.
Heritage Acres Farm
Owned and run by Steve and Jenny Moize and located in Hurdle Mills, NC, this is a truly organic farm where the animals are all pastured on remediated land, and these same animals are given herbal dewormers and herbal remedies when they fall ill. You will find no trace of chemicals, pesticides, or herbicides. What you WILL find is happy pastured pigs rolling in some good looking mud, pastured chickens hunting for worms and grubs, and a lot of very spoiled goats. They sell: pasture raised eggs, culinary herbs, produce, blueberries, and figs. They specialize in heritage breeds and heirloom seeds.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.org or (336) 264-4918
New Pasture Farm
Owned and run by Cindy and Chas Rover and their many children in Hurdle Mills, NC, this farm's dedication to sustainable farming practices continues to blow my mind. I am so impressed with them that I buy all my milk and meat from them. And trust me when I say that their milk is a rich yellow, and as delectable as milk could possibly be. Here is their blurb:
"We are delivering nutrient dense, GMO FREE and biotechnology free REAL FOOD from REAL FARMS to a drop location near you. We service the greater Triangle and Triad areas of North Carolina.
New Pasture Farm is a high foraging, multi-species, soy free & GMO free farm. Biotechnology free farming is a passion of ours, as well as providing nutrient dense and therapeutic food for people, pets, and livestock.
The first step for any pasture based farm is pasture quality and health. In NC this can be a challenge, hence the need for farms to rely on grain supplementation. Remediating pastures to have a high brix buys freedom from heavy grain supplementation. Animal feeds are a wide avenue for biotechnology companies power and we want no part of it.
We want to involve, encourage and support other farmers to transition into this state of independence. Therefore we are not only a farm, we are a CSA, a farm co-op, and a NON-GMO feed co-op.
We hope to keep finding creative ways to produce and help others produce the real nutrient dense food you want for you and your pets!
We are able to fully support a 100% GMO FREE lifestyle for anyone interested in doing so. For more details on how to order and receive our food."
Don't take my word for it - go visit them, meet the farmers, meet the animals, ask questions and handle the soil.
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Halff Brothers Ranch, Ltd.
PO BOX 428
phone 1 830 334 3966
Short report on company website
Following the death of Mayer in 1905, the Crouch stayed in the families until 1924 when Lena Schreiner Partee and her husband conveyed the Schreiner interests to various members of the Halff and Oppenheimer families, all of whom were closely related. The Oppenheimers were prominent bankers, landowners and ranchers. The ranch operated until 1974 when it was partitioned among family members. The Halff Brothers Ranch of 19,600 acres is an operating ranch, with hunting, cattle, and irrigated farming as components. Ownership is now in the 5th generation of Halffs. It is operated by family members devoted to maintaining their heritage in the land and the family reputation.


Our Mission Statement
Scroggins Mill Rural Heritage (SMRH) is a not-for-profit tax-exempt organization based in Lebanon. Its purpose is to preserve a vital part of the agricultural history of Lebanon and surrounding Linn County and to look into the future of agriculture in Linn County and its possible effects on our culture.
The SMRH now owns both the original Scroggins Mill structure and the land on which it sits. With the help of the community, the SMRH is working to restore Scroggins Mill, to showcase our rural heritage, and to demonstrate how that has affected our present culture.
All Scroggins Mill activities will be cancelled until further notice due to Covid-19. Business concerns will be handled by the board via email. Questions and comments can be directed to Pete Boucot, president, at 541-258-3237.
Monthly Meetings, 7pm on second Tuesday at Appletree.
Monthly Mill Work Parties, noon – 4pm on third Saturday at the Mill.


Rain Lily Water Plant. The water depth should be at least 3 inches (7.5 cm) and no deeper than 18 to 20 inches (45 to 50 cm.). Just like in soil, peace lilies can be easily grown in water too.
The foliage may be persistent or die back, depending on the conditions. In this video we had shown how to grow rain lily or zephyranthes lily from seeds.#rainlily #zephyranthes #rainlilyseeds Elegant and easy to grow rain lilies, zephyr lilies brighten up the water garden.
Rain Lilies Look Delightful At The Edges Of Ponds.
Two common lilies are grown in gardens: However, if you choose to grow snowflake water lily in a container, provide a fertilizer made specifically for water plants every month. The depth of sowing lily plant seeds should be 1/4 or 1/2 inches.
Also Known As Rain Lily, Autumn Zephyr Lily, Or Fairy Lily, Zephyr Lilies Are Native To South America And Belong To The Amaryllis Family, Amaryllidaceae.the Genus Zephyranthes Is Known As The Rain Lilies, So Named Because Members Of This Family.
Plant rain lilies in the spring after the last frost. Rain lilies are flowering perennial plants that come in bulb form. Rain lilies look great in clumps, so we suggest planting them in groups of 5.
Care For Rain Lily Includes Regular Watering, Even During Dormancy.
Avoid rich composts that will encourage the growth of unsightly green algae, or organic composts that float away. Fill the flat or pot almost to the top with a mixture of good potting media and coarse sand, and water thoroughly. The rain lily and the snowflake lily.
After That, The Leaves Or Foliage Production Takes Place Within A Few Weeks.
So while growing them in water, divide a plant with good roots from the existing mother plant and use the divided plant for growing it in water. We recommend planting these beautie Lining a low deck or porch.
They Require Very Little Upkeep Outside Of Watering During A Major Dryspell.
The temperature should range from 70 to 75 degrees fahrenheit. The erect, funnel shaped flowers are. A flower stalk up to 8 inches high with a single white bloom up to 2 inches across appears a.


Well Spring has finally sprung so to speak. Just last week we had what they call a "Blackberry Winter". That is where it snows and the blackberry vines are already a blooming. Yes it's May around here, but we had snow in the higher counties or area's around where I live. I enjoy spring. Love to get my hands dirty in the new earth that is broken open for planting. Just today I planted six tomato plants (Early Girl's) and six pepper plants (Cayenne). We already have leaf lettuce, radishes, and carrots growing together, along with potatoes, peas, onion, and cabbage. We will have squash, corn, bean and more tomato's to plant at a later date. As I said spring is one of my favorite times, just because I get to plant. Through the summer we have it hard with all the work it takes to care for our garden, but wait till the rewards start coming in at harvest. Nothing like eating fresh food from the garden. Also the rewards of preparing it up to last through the winter. God has been good to us over the last few years in the gardening area. We have had plenty and plenty to share. Here's to HAPPY PLANTING!!!
On another note: Please continue to pray for us on purchasing a home. I know God is going to bless us when the time is right. Prayer and the faith of a mustard seed is what it takes. God says if we ask and we believe what we ask of him, he will grant it to us. That is what we are doing praying in faith and believing in what we are asking, and knowing he will come through.
Blessings to you all.
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What the heck is that plant? Is it beets? Is it spinach? No! It’s chard, or Swiss chard to which its often referred. This leafy green is one of the healthiest plants you can eat. It comes in green and white, green with yellow stalks, or the type I grow, green with beautiful red stalks. Foods belonging to the chenopod family—including beets, chard, spinach, and quinoa—continue to show an increasing number of health benefits not readily available from other food families. Containing powerful antioxidants and phytonutrients beneficial for all aspects of health, this amazing vegetable is an important component to the diet. And, it tastes great!
I never knew what the heck to do with chard before I started growing my own. I grow it in my amazing aeroponic Tower Garden, which I absolutely love. I never had success with growing my own food before. The feeling of going out back to grab some homegrown chard, a few cucumbers, some kale and lettuce, or some strawberries, is like none other! I had read that chard was easy to grow so I bought the seedlings and in no time, I had these gorgeous, huge, green and red leaves ready to be eaten. The young, smaller leaves are good raw, but the mature leaves are too “green” tasting and bitter for me. I much prefer them cooked. The way I prepared them yesterday is my favorite so far. Up until then I had just steamed them, and eaten with a little sea salt and lemon juice, or added to pasta with marinara sauce. I’ve enjoyed all preparations, but this one is the winner so far.
*gluten-free if you use gluten-free (i.e. brown rice) tortillas.


Prayers for Peacemakers, Wed., Dec. 30, 2009
PRAYERS FOR PEACEMAKERS, Wed., Dec. 30, 2009
Pray for the people of Colombia as their government pursues the rapid expansion of palm oil plantations at the expense of the country's own food production, environment, and human rights. Pray also for the consumers of palm oil bio-fuels, processed food, and cosmetics.
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You’ve painstakingly painted your walls, pruned your trees, cleaned your Weber and coaxed your pool back to sparkling health. Getting your lawn summer-worthy however, is another story. Lawn care requires constant effort, and a lot of know-how too. If you’re in need of some lawn care advice, read on. We’ve compiled our top seven tips for growing and maintaining a lawn that’ll be the envy of your whole neighbourhood.
Invest in the right lawn mower.
Just like our hair requires regular trims in order to keep it healthy, and boost its growth, so too does your lawn. You’d never cut your hair with a pair of blunt scissors, and as far as lawn care is concerned, the equivalent is a ‘traditional’ lawn mower. These machines actually cause more harm than good; blunt blades end up bruising the individual blades of grass, resulting in ‘split ends’. The solution? Invest in a cylinder mower. Used on cricket pitches, bowling greens and golf courses, cylinder mowers are far more conducive to efficient lawn care. While they’re more expensive than a traditional lawn mower, this investment is worth it in the long run.
Don’t be overzealous when cutting your lawn.
A general rule of thumb for achieving optimal results from mowing, is to never cut off more than one third of the length of your lawn. Shearing a lawn too short results in the root systems becoming exposed. Shallow roots are unable to absorb sufficient amounts of water and nutrients, leaving your lawn susceptible to drought, as well at the mercy of weeds.
Optimal lawn care relies on caring for your tools.
If you’ve invested a substantial amount of time and money in getting your lawn ready for summer, it makes sense to ensure that your lawn mower is cared for too. Get your mower regularly serviced in order to avoid the blades becoming blunt and damaging your lawn, as well as to extend the life of the machine.
Tackle brown patches with a wet towel.
Unsightly brown marks are the result of caterpillars feeding on your lawn’s roots. An easy solution to this problem is to soak a towel in water and then leave it on the affected patches overnight. This encourages caterpillars or other pests that are feasting on the root system to surface. Once they’ve made an appearance, you’ll be able to exterminate them.
Remember to apply lawn dressing
in spring. The type and amount of fertiliser required is dependent on the condition of your soil, as well as the type of grass you’re growing. There are two types of grass that are predominately used in South Africa. Buffalo grass is a hardy cultivar that requires less maintenance than other lawns, but grows more slowly than other variants. Kikuyu grass is popular for its soft blades, as well as its self-reviving properties. However, it requires more watering than other cultivars, and tends to die off in shady corners of a garden. It’s therefore advisable to consult a lawn care professional who’ll be able to test your soil and establish the needs of your lawn.
Tackle weeds and pests with the help of professionals.
Unfortunately, a lush, verdant lawn is at the mercy of weeds and pests. The most common pests found in lawns across South Africa are White Grub, Mole Crickets and Lawn Caterpillar – all of which can wreak havoc on a lawn in a short space of time. If you’re unsure what pests are plaguing your grass – water an area with a bucket of water and dishwashing liquid. This will draw pests to the surface, enabling you to identify the culprits. Once you’ve established what type of pest you’re dealing with, consult an expert in lawn care. They’ll be able to advise as to the best way to treat the problem, as well as how best to avoid re-infestations.
Use lawn cuttings as food for your garden.
Lawn clippings make excellent mulch for roses, as well as a great base for compost. Re-using cuttings is an economical and natural way of feeding your garden – so make sure you collect the cuttings and add them to a compost heap. Supplement it with organic waste from your kitchen – vegetables peelings, eggshells and coffee grinds make for a home-made compost that’s rich in nutrients and easy on your wallet, too.
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Revolutionizing the Agricultural Sector
Agriculture is often dismissed as a traditional line of work. Although, it is agriculture, in particular, where trends such as digitalization, sustainability, and connectivity offer great potential, especially when we think about the increasingly relevant topic of precision farming.
For this reason, the technology company Continental is furthering its agricultural operations, providing new solutions to revolutionize the agricultural sector. A best practice example that underlines this approach is Continental’s white-label solution contadino, that not only impresses with its comparatively lightweight and compact product design but also with its ability to drive fully electric and fully autonomous.
Till now, agriculture has been a highly manual business, but due to ongoing structural changes, the agricultural sector requires new technologies. Whereas the demand for more food and food of higher quality continues to rise around the world, farmers are increasingly confronted with a shortage of skilled labor, volatile weather, and more extreme events like floods and droughts that limit the availability of water, allow weeds, pests and fungi to thrive, and endanger the crops’ productivity.
This development puts farmers under high pressure which often results in unsustainable farming where fields are cultivated repeatedly without respecting fallow periods. Hereby, also the machinery in use plays an influential role. The oftentimes heavy weight of the machinery fosters soil compaction, which poses another serious problem for sustainable crop cultivation. Through compression, the soil cannot breathe, and the water cannot penetrate the soil. This results in declining soil quality and, thus, lower yields.
To overcome those challenges Continental has been working on a smart and sustainable swarm concept that assists our customers in working more efficiently, comfortably, and safely. Hereby, our experts build on our expertise from other areas and adapt it to the respective situation. Our modular agricultural implement carrier contadino is a great example of this. We have leveraged our knowledge from automotive applications and adapted features like sensor- and camera-based systems for the specific used case. The result is a smart white-label solution that has the potential to revolutionize the agricultural sector, especially when we think about precision farming.
Due to the modular and compact design, contadino allows for maximum flexibility regarding implement type and track width and enables quick and easy maintenance. The robot is versatile in its application and works both fully electric and autonomously. That is made possible thanks to the attached lidar scanner, radar, RTK GPS, camera and ultrasound which allows contadino to detect obstacles and track their position with a GNSS accuracy of three centimeters. The robot is also much more resource-efficient concerning energy consumption and soil compaction than other machines and can operate around the clock due to its automatic recharging function. But what’s best about it: Contadino can be used for fleet operations and does not require human surveillance. That means several robots can communicate with each other to organize their processes, such as seeding, weeding, spraying, fertilizing and monitoring adequately. For these different purposes, the robot can be equipped with different implements. Through the interfaces, the robot vehicle fleet can also be easily integrated into existing tools. This way, the swarm concept guarantees farmers an efficient workflow and enables them to focus on the overall farm management and optimization of processes and tasks independently from their location.
As already said before, contadino is a model example of Continental’s approach of transferring its knowledge from one field of application to another one. That becomes particularly clear when we have a look at Continental’s robot vehicles in general. Because contadino is not the only robot vehicle our experts have been working on. There is also the delivery robot Corriere, which is mainly used for transporting groceries in urban areas, or our autonomous intralogistics robot, which transports goods in warehouses. These developments prove that Continental is well-equipped for the future of mobility and eager to shape it.
Nonetheless, these innovations are not only a result of Continental’s extensive expertise but also the close cooperation with its partners from different industries. And that is what counts in the end.
"To meet the challenges of higher logistic volumes, implementing sustainable ideas for the transport and distribution of goods, and offering smart solutions that support resource-efficient food production in the agricultural sector, we need strong partnerships"
For this reason, we at Continental are always on the lookout for new partners to advance the development in this area. Do you want to become a part of making agriculture more efficient, sustainable, and safer? Then contact us. Let’s together create robot vehicles for the mobility of tomorrow.
Head of Business Development Continental Off-Highway
Phone: +49 511 93851506
Shape the mobility of tomorrow with us.


- Are compost worms the same as earthworms?
- What do worms like to eat most?
- Why do my worms keep trying to escape?
- Can you have too many worms in your garden?
- Is it good to have worms in your compost?
- Can earthworms and red worms live together?
- Why are my worms at the top of the bin?
- What are the tiny white worms in my soil?
- What type of soil do worms like best?
- How many worms do I need for my compost bin?
- Why are there no worms in my compost?
- Do worms like coffee grounds?
- Are eggshells good for worms?
- Can soil be too rich?
- How do you get the worms out of your compost?
- How many worms is too many?
- How fast do compost worms reproduce?
- Can worms live in hot compost?
- Can you have too many worms in your worm farm?
- Can I use regular earthworms for composting?
- Are worms a sign of good soil?
Are compost worms the same as earthworms?
Compost worms are not the same as regular earthworms They will only survive in your compost bin if there’s plenty of organic material for them to munch on.
In contrast, earthworms remove dead organic material from the surface of the soil and carry it underground..
What do worms like to eat most?
What to feed your worms. Compost worms benefit from a balanced diet. They will eat most normal kitchen fruit and vegetable scraps. Avoid feeding the worms large quantities of meat, citrus, onions and dairy foods.
Why do my worms keep trying to escape?
Worms breathe through their skins. If they don’t have enough air, they will try to leave the bin. Lack of oxygen could be caused by: Too wet.
Can you have too many worms in your garden?
When there are too many earthworms in the soil that a lawn grows from, their castings will actually start to burn the lawn due to the overabundance of fertilizer. … Another pest control issue that worms cause for lawns is the presence of worm mounds.
Is it good to have worms in your compost?
It turns out that adding worms to compost may be beneficial. Certain types of worms, like red wigglers, can help speed up the process of decomposition. Native earthworms generally find their own way into an open bottomed compost bin if conditions are right.
Can earthworms and red worms live together?
Can earthworms and red worms live together? It is possible to house both earthworms and red worms together, however, it is not ideal. This is because the two species are adapted for different population densities, temperatures, and soil depths. Worms are an invaluable addition to your garden or compost bin.
Why are my worms at the top of the bin?
Thunderstorms and other rapid climate changes will force your worms to the top of their bin. Remember, worms breathe through their skin, so if they sense a chance of rain, they’re going to move accordingly to keep themselves from drowning.
What are the tiny white worms in my soil?
Small white worms in your houseplant’s soil are most likely the larvae of the fungus gnat. This gnat thrives in moist, shaded areas and produce a maggot larvae that may harm the root system of your plant.
What type of soil do worms like best?
loamy soilSoil Characteristics Earthworms breathe through their skin, which means they prefer loose, loamy soil. These worms also need soil rich in organic material and nitrogen. You can add a layer of lawn clippings over the soil to provide cool shade and nitrogen that attract earthworms.
How many worms do I need for my compost bin?
So, if your daily average food waste is 2 lbs, you will need roughly 4 lbs of composting worms to eat that amount each day. In this scenario, 4 lbs of worms is your optimal worm composting herd.
Why are there no worms in my compost?
If your compost is having a spring heat flush they may have escaped for cooler soil. … Could be your compost is too hot at the moment. Moisture Issue Worms will drown if things get too wet. This would be more likely if your bin has a plastic bottom and they could not escape.
Do worms like coffee grounds?
Soil-borne bacteria and fungi break down the various chemical components of coffee grounds after several months. Earthworms are also able to use this food source. Earthworms consume coffee grounds and deposit them deep in soil. This may account for noted improvements in soil structure such as increased aggregation.
Are eggshells good for worms?
Eggshells, again, the calcium in them, provides a buffer against acidity. When added to acidic bedding, eggshells reverse the acidity bringing the pH to a neutral level without ever making it alkaline. Eggshells are a very safe worm composting amendment that safeguards you against the dangers of low pH.
Can soil be too rich?
Yes, soil can be too rich. Organic matter should only make up about 5% of the soil, or else some nutrients may become toxic, and it may be challenging to maintain a balanced ecosystem. Like compost, organic matter gives the soil a healthy, dark, crumbly texture while providing valuable nutrients.
How do you get the worms out of your compost?
Remove the top layer of compost from the pile, separating out pieces of undecomposed food and newspaper. After removing the top layer, let pile sit under light for 2-3 minutes as the worms migrate down. Then remove the next layer of compost. Repeat this process until all of the worms are left at the bottom of the pile.
How many worms is too many?
A good rule of thumb is one pound of worms per square feet of the bin being used. Another way to calculate it is one pound of worms per pound of food waste. There are roughly 1000 mature worms in a pound. But there are a lot of considerations that come into play when deciding how many red wigglers you need.
How fast do compost worms reproduce?
Worms can double in population every 60 days.
Can worms live in hot compost?
Regular “hot” composting may attract a few wild worms. However, “hot” composting produces more heat than vermicomposting. Temperatures above 95 degrees Fahrenheit will kill Red Worms. Both methods break down organic waste into fertilizer.
Can you have too many worms in your worm farm?
If you are feeding your worms too much, the excess food will go anaerobic and begin to smell. Stop feeding them for a few days or even a week and sprinkle the contents of the top tray with a teaspoon full of Tumbleweed Worm Farm & Compost Conditioner, then mix it in with a small fork or spike.
Can I use regular earthworms for composting?
Earthworms speed up the composting process, aerate the organic material in the bin, and enhance the finished compost with nutrients and enzymes from their digestive tracts. The best kind of earthworms to use are red worms, also known as “red wigglers” and “manure worms”.
Are worms a sign of good soil?
To survive, earthworms need moist soils that have sufficient residue or organic matter for food. … They improve soil structure, water movement, nutrient cycling and plant growth. They are not the only indicators of healthy soil systems, but their presence is usually an indicator of a healthy system.


Webinar Two: Biochar for a Sustainable World
In June 2020 Dr Adrian Morphett from Earth Systems presented a free online webinar for the community. He covered how biochar is produced and about its economic, soil health and carbon sequestration benefits. This was the second online webinar in our Climate Solutions Series.
Missed the Webinar?
Wednesday 17 June at 7.00pm (for approximately an hour with a Q&A after).
Venue: Online via Zoom
Register on Eventbrite.
Biochar is a form of stable carbon produced from organic matter that represents a practical, localised opportunity for carbon sequestration. It is also tremendously beneficial for soil health. Dr Morphett runs a facility on behalf of the nearby City of Manningham which produces biochar from the municipality’s green waste marketed under the brand Green Man Char.
This is the second in the YCAN Climate Solutions Webinar Series and you are most welcome to participate.


EPA Awards Grant to Cleveland Botanical Garden to Use Vacant Lots to Protect Water Quality
Posted July 16, 2012 in Articles
Author: US EPA
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded $59,680 under its Urban Waters Small Grants program to the Cleveland Botanical Garden to improve vacant land in Cleveland neighborhoods and reduce stormwater runoffto Lake Erie and its tributaries.
“EPA’s Urban Waters program provides grants to protect and improve water quality and revitalize urban areas,” said EPA Regional Administrator Susan Hedman. “This grant will help to improve water quality in Lake Erie and transform vacant lots in Cleveland neighborhoods.”
The Botanical Garden will cover 12 vacant lots with a mixture of dredge material, wood chips and compost, and plant low-maintenance groundcover. These efforts will improve soil nutrient levels, reduce lead toxicity in soil and reduce stormwater runoff. The deep roots of low-maintenance lawns absorb more water than regular grass and stabilize soil, preventing erosion. The improved appearance of the lots will help stabilize neighborhoods and reduce the city’s maintenance costs associated with mowing and caring for vacant urban land.


7,000 acres of excellent dove hunting country year after year. We are along the Red River just NW of Paris TX. We have irrigated crop land and produce corn, milo and cotton. We have pasture land with stock tanks. We are harvesting our corn and milo on AUGUST 15, which is perfect for the opening days of dove hunting.
Our deal is $120 per day with a 3 day minimum. Your days do not have to be consecutive. You can hunt one day at a time if you prefer to do it that way. You can pick any of the first 6 three day weekends of the season (FRI-SUN) to hunt.
We give a 10% discount on youth hunters 12 to 18 years old.
The land is located about 70 miles NE of Dallas. It is an easy drive.
This is a good dove hunting deal on grain fields that are harvested at just the right time for dove hunting.
Judging from the dove activity so far this summer, I think the dove hunting will be excellent. We have seen more white-wing doves this year than in any year before. There are some real big flocks of about 50 birds. Awesome to watch in flight.
Come hunt with us !


Here is a list of the available tree and plants care services we provide:
This is the most common and important tree maintenance service that AllCare Tree Surgery provides, which is vital for the general health of your trees. Trees need to be pruned once every three years but ideally they should be pruned annually for safety and maintenance. Issues such as roof cleanance, security camera/light obstructions, and safety hazards such as deadwood tend to occur so a yearly pruning is the wise course of action.
Palm Tree Pruning
Palm Tree Pruning involves removing dead fronds and spent seed pods that can litter your property when they break off and can cause staining to decks and patios when seeds drop.
Fertilization consists of soil tests which are conducted annually to the primary tree and shrub areas. These tests determine the appropriate levels of macro- and micro-nutrients necessary to sustain plant vitality. Using local agronomic calendars we will determine the best fertilization schedule for your property. This process includes small tree and shrub applications, as well as deep root fertilization of specimen trees.
Deep Root Fertilization
Deep Root Fertilization is a process which helps to promote root and canopy growth by hydraulically injecting liquid fertilizers and other beneficial products into the root zone layer. This also encourages oxygen uptake by breaking up compacted soils. Deep root fertilization programs should be repeated once or twice a year.
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is an effective and environmentally sensitive approach to pest management that relies on a combination of common-sense practices. IPM creates a schedule of monthly inspections of your property to monitor and scout for pest and/or insect activity on the tree and shrub material. This will dictate the appropriate means to deal with infestations of harmful pests to plant material. The method of treatment will be determined by the least invasive and least toxic means to control activity and be applied to the specific area of damage, not to the entire landscape.
In areas where a problem is reoccurring annually, our technicians will apply preventative measures to control outbreaks of common pest/insects on desirable trees and shrubs. This will help to avoid excessive spraying and/or treatments during periods of peak growth and limit overexposure of chemicals to the surrounding environment.
Other services include tree stump removal, safety cuts and health appraisals.


Heirloom Tomato Tart
Heirloom tomatoes are finally in season! They are my summer obsession and they are finally affordable at the grocery store. Now for the next month, I will pretty much eat nothing but heirloom tomatoes. The best way to eat them is raw topped with a little olive oil and salt and you have pretty much got the most perfect dinner. It is even better if you have fresh bread to go with it.
I dont' really think I had heirlooms before moving to San Francisco. I grew up on the generic beefsteak and never really cared about tomatoes until I discovered heirloom varietals. Once I discovered those suckers I was hooked. Don't tell Luke, but I may have even spent $40 one time on tomatoes for a dinner party - that is how much I love them. I will cash out some serious cashola for those things. (If you were wondering everyone loved the most expensive tomatoes on Earth when I served them, mostly because they didn't have to pay for them). My favorite are the black zebras which are a dark, dark purple, almost black, as well the amana orange which are big huge tomatoes that are bright florescent orange. They taste pretty much like candy. I randomly drove by the Seed Bank this morning on my way to go foraging in Pt. Reyes (more on that tomorrow).This is such a Northern California thing - but the Seed Bank is an old bank building that was converted to store plant and flower seeds instead of money. They have pretty much every plant imaginable but check out all the amazing tomato seeds they have. Why does heirloom matter you ask? Well for one they taste better. To give you the short answer, it is also a way of preserving history through seeds - before agriculture became industrialized there were many different varieties of plants/flowers that were grown for sale. Once agriculture became more industrialized farmers realized that it was easier and more effective to only grow one type of variety, usually the one that was the strongest. Thankfully, there has been a movement in the recent decades to bring these plants back and places like the Seed Bank does just that. They are particularly fun to eat and cook with because they taste better and look better. Remember when I made my hanging garden? Well I planted 3 different types of heirloom tomatoes. Sadly I forgot which ones I planted but they are finally starting to produce fruit. It is going to be a surprise as to what pops out of them. Here is a great recipe for heirloom tomatoes. This recipe can be either really simple and quick by using store bought pie crust and pesto or a little more time intensive by making your own pesto and pie crust. Completely up to you. It is a great dish to serve at a dinner party because it looks pretty. Also you can of course use any type of tomato - a beefsteak would be delicious in this tart. Enjoy! [amd-zlrecipe-recipe:3]


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Since there will not be an auction on May 5 (Ascension Thursday) the auction will be held on Friday, May 6th.
Hope to see you there!!!
Seed potatoes and onion sets are also available.
When you visit the Shippensburg Auction Center you will be amazed by the beautiful
flower baskets and hanging baskets available. The area flower growers are making every
effort to provide you with the best flower pots, bedding plants, hanging baskets and
even a good supply of herbs and vegetable plants.


Alas, it's finally here...the first day of October!
Sadly, it's still going to hit 105 degrees today, but this month marks the steady decline of temperature...something I know most Phoenicians are excited for.
I certainly am!
Another great part of October....PUMPKINS!
This year I absolutely want to go to a pumpkin farm (complete with tractors and hay bails) and pick out our own farm fresh pumpkins....in fact I'm going to mark it in my calendar right now, so I have no excuse not to. Saturday, October 16th. Done.