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Category Archives: On the Farm
The Food Cyclist: Exploring Our Nation’s Farms on Two Wheels
“There’s a saying that if you want to go places, you fly in a plane; If you want to see things, you drive in a car; If you want to experience life, you ride a bike; If you want to … Continue reading
Fun and Games at This Lil’ Piggy Farm
Rhonda Williams is probably one of the most enthusiastic and engaging farmers I’ve met in my food travels around Central Florida. I’ve visited a lot of amazing farms, seen beautiful places, and met some great characters on two legs and four. However, … Continue reading
Discovering a Karmic Cycle on a Farm
People probably say this a lot, but I work with a group of really talented folks. We’re a pretty diverse group from all over the globe. Throughout the day we end up in lengthy conversations, you know to keep from … Continue reading
Posted in Food Warrior Interns, On the Farm
Tagged athens georgia, farming, food warriors, front field farm, karma, lee carella, Real Time Farms
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Biodynamic – Going Beyond Organic Part 2
Tucked away in the charming town of Glen Ellen, California is the beautiful and lush Benziger Winery. Upon arriving at the Benziger estate, it is clear that there is something very unique going on. Unlike most wineries with their overly … Continue reading
Biodynamic – Going Beyond Organic
On my weekly trips to the grocery store I transform into an avid food inspector for a short period of time: I look for different certifications, growing practices, and any other pertinent information about my food. I am on a … Continue reading
Baby Plants With BIG Flavor!
Upon being asked if I liked Dijon mustard, I shook my head yes and tried some little green plants that tasted amazingly just like Dijon mustard. The mustard flavor was quickly followed by a hot sensation (not spicy). What was … Continue reading
Have You Tried Sprouting This Spring?
Just as easy as tying your shoe, making your bed, or brushing your teeth, as long as you catch on to a few simple steps, you can have sprouts coming out of your ears! I learned from The Sprout Guy that you … Continue reading
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Tagged food warrior interns, how-to, natalie machado, Real Time Farms, sprouting, Sprouts, the sprout guy
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One of the Hardest Days – “Castration Day” on the Farm
Today we’re welcoming guest blogger Andrew Gilmer, a part-time volunteer for Slow Food South Texas. He likes knowing where his food comes from and how it was raised. He started visiting farms in an attempt to become more educated and see … Continue reading
When Having Worms is a Good Thing (Plus How to Brew Tea You Won’t Want to Drink!)
I’m convinced there are just two ways to approach farming: one, with an analytical mind, or two, going with your gut and building on experience. On a recent group tour of a worm farm, Bamastan Farming Co., the guests were … Continue reading
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Tagged bamastan farming co, farming, lee carella, Real Time Farms, scott lueck, soil, vermicompost, Vermiculture, worms
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