Some of you personally know me to know that I am passionate toward anything my crazy brain decides to embark upon. I have recently sold almost all my drum gear to finance the purchase of camera and video gear. Below is a casting call ad that I have posted around the inter-net and am interested in shooting with some really great folks right here in the Hampton Roads area. If you or anyone you know fits even ten percent of the profiles below please let me know. Please, have a…
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What's the Difference: Potatoes! On the Real Time Farms Blog!
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Organic farmers press on despite recession
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Garden Chicken Tortilla Soup
I made this soup start to finish, we ate it and I cleaned up - all within the span of 90 minutes. I used 8, e i g h t, produce items from my CSA in this soup!
They are: onion, garlic, green pepper, jalapeno pepper, green onions, bok choy, cabbage, tomatoes and parsley (of course it would have been much better with cilantro, but I didn't have any - so I used parsley). Make that 9 ingredients fresh from the farm if you count the parsley.
If you don't have all the greens…
Added by Elizabeth DeRose on July 22, 2010 at 4:42pm — No Comments
My CSA Farmer's Farm Journal - Veggies are on their way!
Hello all, and Happy Spring!Continue
I’m very, very busy out here as the planting in the greenhouse is
getting pretty intensive, and the logging/firewood processing
continues. My best estimate is that I have somewhere in the vicinity
of 200,000 plants started at this point, and will continue to…
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Nola Farm Journal - Layout and Bed Prep
The past two weeks on our farm have been devoted to infrastructure. We had to come up with a layout that is easy to maintain, good looking, and capable of producing a good amount of food. I definately didn't want to bite of more than I could chew so, heading the advice of my friend and mentor in small-scale organic gardening Loran, I created a layout that I didn't feel overwhelmed by and that I thought looked nice. As of today, our garden consists of two beds 5 ft X 35 ft, layed out on a…
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SMALL FARM WEBSITE THE EASY WAY

Added by Bruce Weaver aka Dharma Dog on February 9, 2010 at 4:47pm — 1 Comment
AMAZING: A Farm that went Vertical ...




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