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Message From the Founder: What it Means to be a Social Venture

A question we are often asked is: Why is Real Time Farms a for-profit company instead of a non-profit?  And as a for-profit, why are you taking donations as part of the SeedStarter campaign?  We want to take the time … Continue reading

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Young Foodies: Elana Taubman

I met Elana Taubman during our sophomore year at the University of Michigan in Environment 270, taught by Ivette Perfecto. Throughout the semester, Ivette continued to return to a focus on the urban/organic agricultural revolution in Cuba, which she pointed … Continue reading

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Real Time Farms 2010: Year in Review

And what a year it was! Just a few of the many highlights: We went from a one man show to a whole team of seven, and we’re looking forward to having more engineering power in the spring as 1 … Continue reading

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Phototiful! Snapshotabulous! Picturific!

However you describe them, thousands of lovely photographs were shared on Real Time Farms this year, so we wanted to select a handful that represent the Best Photos of 2010. They highlight favorite farmers and food artisans, bustling farmers markets, … Continue reading

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Savor the Season: Kale

As a part of our winter CSA with Brines Farm, we received some Red Russian Kale in with our lovely assortment of greens. I’m a huge fan of kale, and enjoy it sauteed, roasted, blended into soups – you name … Continue reading

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Have You Tried: Sunchokes?

A week and a few days ago, at Seattle’s University District Market, I kept seeing bins and baskets brimming with brown, bumpy things. Odd looking vegetables. Some signs said sunchokes. Some said jerusalem artichokes. I had to know more. I … Continue reading

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Coco and Lafe’s Excellent Adventures

How many farmers markets did you visit this year? Probably not as many as Coco and Lafe, the singing-songwriting duo that recently wrapped up their 2010 Get Fresh tour of 100 farmers markets. Despite traveling from coast-to-coast, they found time to … Continue reading

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What’s the Difference: Turnips

While shopping at Seattle’s University District Market this past Saturday, I halted in front of a gigantic pile of root vegetables. Parsnips, rutabagas, and turnips aplenty. Two different types of turnip. I asked questions. That’s how this works. First off, I’m … Continue reading

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Stuffed!

I like to make pizza…a lot. But sometimes even old standbys need to be shaken up a bit, so this week instead of making pizza, I decided to make stuffed bread for a Real Time Farms (and friends) dinner. The … Continue reading

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Thankful for….Leftovers?!

As a vegetarian, Thanksgiving isn’t near the top of my favorite holidays. Heck, it probably doesn’t even make the top 5. Don’t get me wrong, I love getting together with family and friends, and focusing on all of the things … Continue reading

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