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Pie Hole: October 2012

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Saturday, October 27, 2012. After months of waiting I was finally able to eat my abundant crop of peanuts. Still in the shell. Chopped on top of chicken lettuce wraps. Wednesday, October 24, 2012. Life has been busy. Sorry I haven't posted anything lately. Right now we are getting ready for a road trip to New Mexico. I hope to discover some great restaurants and record them here. The weight loss is going well, but I intend to blow that on vacation. I can't wait to be here. Sunday, October 7, 2012.

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Pie Hole: November 2012

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Sunday, November 4, 2012. This morning we woke up early in Taos, NM and decided to see the sunrise. It was beautiful. If you ever find yourself in Taos, drive to the Rio Grande Gorge and look back over your shoulder. It was stunning. After waking up early I was ready for a good breakfast. Yesterday we noticed a place on the main drag called Michael's Kitchen. Another sure fire way to know that a restaurant is good is that there is a cute dog hanging out back waiting for the trash to go out. Back to Sleep...

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Pie Hole: Tasty Pictures

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Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I love food. I love growing it, learning about it, cooking it and eating it. View my complete profile. Girls Guide to Butter. Hounds In The Kitchen. Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams. Enjoying the Small Things. Back to Sleep: New Routine Goals for the New School Year. A Peek Inside Mary Ann's Studio. A Project To Inspire. There was an error in this gadget. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Potatoes, Tomatoes, Peppers, Herbs and More! | City Folk's Farm Shop

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City Folk's Farm Shop. Urban homesteading tools and education in Columbus Ohio. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Potatoes, Tomatoes, Peppers, Herbs and More! May 1, 2015. One of our shop goals is to provide you with garden plants that are locally and responsibly grown. Equally important, is a selection that is varied and unique. To achieve those objectives we have invited growers you know from past seasons including Swainway Urban Farm. And Aliena Sword of Perfect Circle Homestead.

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Columbus Urban Farming | Over the Fence Urban Farm

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Over the Fence Urban Farm. Tag Archives: Columbus Urban Farming. July 5, 2016. Tomatoes Growing Up One Vine. People sometimes look sideways at our tomato vines. We grow them up strings tied about 6 feet up from the ground, prune them down to a single fruiting vine, and they grow to be about 10-15 feet long by October. We fit around 20 plants in a 25 foot row. This practice was the result of reading Fell’s Vertical Gardening. Pruning must be done at least once a week. 8211; but as the fruit sets this seas...

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Over the Fence Urban Farm. July 5, 2016. Tomatoes Growing Up One Vine. People sometimes look sideways at our tomato vines. We grow them up strings tied about 6 feet up from the ground, prune them down to a single fruiting vine, and they grow to be about 10-15 feet long by October. We fit around 20 plants in a 25 foot row. This practice was the result of reading Fell’s Vertical Gardening. Pruning must be done at least once a week. 8211; but as the fruit sets this season, I do believe the proof is in these...

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Comically Distressed: June 2012

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Eat Run. Create. Explore. Sunday, June 3, 2012. First CSA Pickup of the Season! Our Farmer's Market Haul:. From the CSA for 6/2/12. Green lettuce (one head). Red lettuce (one head). Garlic Ramps - $2.00 from Frijolito Farm, Columbus, OH. Rosemary Plant - $3.00 from Swainway Urban Farm, Clintonville, OH. Fresh shelled peas, $7.00 from Folck Family Farm, Mechanicsburg, OH. Http:/ www.rockdovevegetables.com/. What We're Doing with our Haul:. Grilled spring onions and garlic scape. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Worthington Farmers Market: March 2015

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Friday, March 27, 2015. Worthington Farmers Market: March 28th. Soil is a living ecosystem, and is a farmer's most precious asset. A farmer's productive capacity is directly related to the health of his or her soil". Spring 2015 Issue of Edible Columbus. Good Food, Great Business. Photo Credit: Edible Columbus. The latest issue of Edible Columbus. Is jam packed with some great articles on several of our farmers here at the Worthington Farmers Market! Read the articles in the "Where Are They Now? Living t...

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Skip to main content. The Ohio State University. Posts Tagged ‘local foods’. Earning major revenue on a micro-farm. Posted by Kurt Knebusch on August 18th, 2016. Joseph Swain and Rachel Tayse’s Swainway Urban Farm. In Columbus brings in $150,000 on less than a half-acre footprint. How? Find out from 2 to 4 pm this Sunday, Aug. 21, on the Organic Niche Micro-Farm Tour, part of the Ohio Sustainable Farm Tour and Workshop Series. (Hint: Through microgreens, mushrooms and more.) Get details here. There&#8217...