We thought we had attended our last farmer’s market of the year until I got a call from Natalie of the Grateful Growers Saturday asking us if we would like to join them at the market on Wednesday afternoon.
Well, yeah… eating collards, black-eyed peas, cornbread and pork on New Year’s is a southern tradition [...]
We attended our last farmer’s market of the year on Tuesday afternoon, December 22. It was somewhat of an odd market because we normally only attend that market on Saturday mornings. But bad weather last weekend prevented us from going, along with other local growers. We had customers wanting our greens and eggs for Christmas [...]
Two of our favorite groups, Friendship Trays and Slow Food Charlotte have joined together to build an urban garden.
Check out these pictures of what they are doing.
The kicker is that this project is a finalist in the Tom’s of Maine’s annual “50 States of Good” grant program where they award 5 projects $20,000 each to [...]
Barbee Farms near Concord is about to be busted up with a NC DOT project linked to I-85 improvements. An alternative plan is available that would cost less and not displace the farm.
Voice your opinion if you are so inclined.
A tour of some of the local farms you buy from happening this Saturday afternoon! Full details.
September 21, 2009: The Food Historian in the Kitchen;
Lecture by Sandy Oliver, Time: 7:00-9:00pm
Eliot Coleman at Winghaven
Eliot Coleman is sort of the guru of small-scale market farming. Starting out 20 years ago, I got his book, The New [...]
We get asked all the time what do with this or that, whether it is potatoes, tomatoes, eggplant, or peppers. We are happy to share what we know but sometimes we want to scream “Just eat it!”
Our condiments this time of year are sea salt, freshly ground black pepper, and good olive oil. Duke’s mayonnaise [...]
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