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Category Archives: heritage breed
What Does a Local Thanksgiving Mean
If you are a locavore you make an effort to eat foods raised by local farmers. Pretty easy in the summer when the farmers’ markets are bursting with fresh produce. What does it mean at this time of year and through … Continue reading
Learning the Land
Water rights, even before this time of climate fluctuation, has always been the key to successful farming in a place where summer rain is sparse. Finding 8.5 acres adjacent to the South Fork of the Yamhill River not only eased … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, chicken, consumer demand, CSA, farm, garden, health, heritage breed, high tunnel, land use, Local food, local food stystem, nature, oregon, pork, season extension, vegetables
Tagged chicken, CSA, eggs, farm, farmers market, garden, health, heritage breed, local economy, local farms, Local Food, Oregon, pork, produce, vegetables, Willamette Valley, Yamhill County
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Transplanting Experiment
As a lifetime member of The Wild Ramp Market in Huntington, West Virginia, I was intrigued when I read that a farmer in the central, mountainous area of the state had been propagating wild ramp bulbs. The Market had acquired … Continue reading
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Tagged heritage breed, local farms, Local Food, ramps
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Delivered to Your Door!!!
Want eggs? Meat? Dressings? Honey? Wood chips for smoking? Milk and ice cream? and so so so much more. If you haven’t discovered the EASY way to get farm fresh and local food into your kitchen, do it NOW. Go … Continue reading
Posted in beef, chicken, dairy, eggs, health, heritage breed, Local food, local food stystem, marketing, milk, pork, protein, value added
Tagged beef, cheese, chicken, consumer interest', dairy, eggs, home delivery, local economy, local farms, Local Food, snacks
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Oink Oink
I visited Sunshower Hill Farm in Newberg in January and was excited to hear about the cherries and meet all the animals. At that time Ranee Solmonsson told us that she would be getting some hogs to raise. We stopped … Continue reading
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Diversification Makes Cents
Although her parents had long moved away, on a drive to check out her old childhood home on the ridge above Newberg, Ranee Solmonsson passed a parcel of land that was for sale. It turned out to be 9 acres … Continue reading
Posted in beef, berries, cherries, chicken, eggs, farm, fruit, heritage breed, land use, Local food, marketing, pork
Tagged beef, berries, eggs, farm, heritage breed, home delivery, local farms, Local Food, pork, vegetables
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Winter Huddle
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Turkey Leftovers-Take 1
We purchased a beautiful 12-pound heritage turkey from Jerry Tindall of Grow International this year. Being new to this beautiful area, we knew we’d have a smaller than usual group gathering around our table so opted for a smaller bird this … Continue reading
Posted in farm, heritage breed, holiday, Local food, turkey, vegetables
Tagged heritage breed, leftovers, local farms, Local Food, pot pie, Thanksgiving, turkey, Yamhill County
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11 Reasons why Local Food Makes so much Sense!
1. Locally grown food tastes better. Food grown in your own community was probably picked within the past day or two. It’s crisp, sweet and loaded with flavor. Produce flown or trucked in even from California, or from Florida, Chile or … Continue reading
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Tagged flavor, GMO, health, local economy, nutrition, open space, taxes
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