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CSA News 95: Students Fasting for Fair Food
March 8th, 2012Greetings CSA family and friends,
We hope you are enjoying the many varieties of Asian Greens you received last week; they are growing well and we have an abundance. Look forward to receiving these greens for a few weeks. The other good news is that we are able ...
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CSA News 94: Organic Farmers Take Monsanto to Court
March 1st, 2012Greetings CSA family and friends,
We are featuring this week our many varieties of Asian Greens; all of them are mild and each one has its own unique shape, color and flavor. In the winter garden they grow prolific and are quite stunning to look at. Some are ...
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CSA News 93: Vandana Shiva on “The Seed Emergency”
February 22nd, 2012Greetings CSA family and friends,
The local food and sustainable movement is continuing to expand its circles with with workshops, tours, site visits, articles and of course products. Our alliances with Somos La Semilla and WHY Hunger are growing stronger. After our quarterly meeting we are inspired to ...
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CSA News 92: Farmers vs. Monsanto
February 15th, 2012Greetings CSA family and friends,
Last week was busy in our small propagation greenhouse. We moved thousands of small pots/seedlings of broccoli and cabbage into another larger greenhouse to continue growing until transplanting time. Also most of the lettuce seedlings were moved as well as many perennials. We ...
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CSA News 91: What About the State of Our Planet?
February 9th, 2012Greetings CSA family and friends,
We felt some raindrops today and remembered the days when it rained more. It's time that the drought ends. All of us are still relying on our waterwells, and as long as they are available we are blessed. We are hoping to plant ...
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CSA News 90: Teaching Soldiers to Farm
January 31st, 2012It's February and even if the nights are still cold, the sun is shining brighter each day. This is good news for growing certain vegetables and herbs. Many seeds sprout better in the soil when it warms up. We are in full swing of transplanting many greens ...
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CSA News 89: Personal Growth Through Growing Food
January 25th, 2012Greetings CSA family and friends,
When the warm rays of the sun embrace us and the garden for a few days in a row, the plants respond quickly with increased growth. Even when the nights dip into the twenties the natural world is thinking spring. The unfortunate effect ...
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CSA News 88: A Fork in the Road for Slow Food
January 18th, 2012The greens are coming in. With the help of a little sunshine the last few weeks and some adjusted growing methods we have caught up and are able to harvest a bigger variety of greens again. Every week we will introduce some new varieties when we can. ...
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CSA News 87: Voting with Our Farms and Forks
January 11th, 2012In the articles listed below you'll find encouraging ideas and real facts. Growing vegetables in the middle of winter, where temperatures last week reach 75 degrees with clear skies and sunshine during the day and 18 degrees in the early morning hours, requires lots of adjusting ...
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CSA News 86: Happy New Years From Avalon Gardens
January 4th, 2012It is a New Year 2012 and a new season with new ideas, ideals, hopes, visions, many surprises and opportunities. We are planning to grow more variety this year, and many different kinds of vegetables. The supermarkets and even health food stores don't give you much variety. ...
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