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On Saturday, March 1, 2014 I was fortunate enough to attend the 32nd Annual CT-NOFA Winter Conference. That stands for the Connecticut chapter of the Northeast Organic Farming Association. It was held at Western Connecticut State University in Danbury, CT There was a wonderful array of vendors with products and information on display. Three sessions […]
Are you thinking about raising chickens as a business? Or perhaps starting your own organic vegetable farm? Then you need to know about John Suscovich. But let me tell you, if you get him talking about chickens and farming and such, you’ll quickly see his passion for where our food comes from and how we […]
This Guest Post is by David Porcaro, who lives in Historic Wethersfield, CT and works at Comstock, Ferre & Co., the oldest continuing seed company in New England. It’s the middle of winter. Your garden has long been put to bed and the snow is falling. Alas! No more goodies from the garden until […]
Usually around Christmas time, there are videos on Facebook about “Secret Santas” randomly giving out money to people. Sometimes it’s 50 bucks but sometimes it’s hundreds of dollars to help someone buy presents for their family or just to pay the mortgage. Well, I have good news and bad news. Which do you want first? […]
Cake at Thanksgiving? Okay, okay. I know. Usually the week of Thanksgiving everyone is going nuts over the latest variation of pumpkin pie. But for all you iconoclasts out there, I offer a substitute desert for the holidays, or if not a substitute, at least an addition to your traditional repertoire: a delicious apple cake […]
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