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More Results: 1 2 3 4Edible Crystallized Flowers/Herbs available
Posted 8/29/2010Fresh From the Farm introduces its line of edible crystallized flowers and herbs. We grow the flowers and herbs right on our farm using organic practices. We crystallize the flowers and herbs by hand in a local commercial kitchen (per WA. state law). These will keep for over a year, staying beautiful and edible when stored properly. Make any meal or event more festive! Great on cakes, or cookies, as garnishes for meals. Float in your favorite beverage! They taste great and look superb! Our stock changes. Available now: Crystallized pansies, violas, scented geranuim, nasturtium, fuchsia, snap dragon. We also have crystallized spearmint leaves which make a refreshing natural mint treat to eat or to add to teas. Contact us at waconverse@yahoo.com for more info. or visit us at our Fresh From the Farm booth at the Thursday Hood River Gorge Grown Farmers' Market and the Saturday Stevenson Farmers' Market. We will take orders for your special occasions.
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Kefir
Posted 8/18/2010I am looking for a Kefir grain, I have been looking online to buy one and feel a little sketched out about what I am seeing. I would much rather get it from someone local. Anyone looking to get rid of a grain?
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Meat CSA
Posted 8/12/2010Little farms is offering a meat CSA, including beef, pork, goat, chicken, eggs and a Thanksgiving turkey. For details see our web site www.Littlefarms.org
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Produce For Sale
Posted 8/10/2010I am looking for more buyers for my produce. 3 farmers markets and a couple of restaurants and I still have more!
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Sweet & Chili Peppers
Posted 8/7/2010Bumper crops of Gypsy, Marconi, Bell, Jalapeno & Habenero Peppers. Come visit our farm stand @ 1150 State Rd Mosier Oregon. Directions found @ GGFN under Survival Garden. Jeff 541 980 2085 www.krazydawgkafe.com
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Peace Village Seeking Overgrown/Inedible Veggies
Posted 8/7/2010Peace Village is seeking donations of overgrown/inedible veggies for a vegetable sculpture project. Please contact Molly at 541-399-3198.
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Hazelnuts in the shell
Posted 7/31/2010Will anyone have unshelled hazelnuts this fall? I want those that have not been bleached and have no pesticides, GMOs, etc in them.
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Free Rooster
Posted 7/30/2010I know this one's a hard sell! One of our baby chicks turned out to be a rooster. He's a 5-month-old Delaware, born Feb. 23rd. Very healthy. Use him for fertilization, stewing, or just enjoyment! Free delivery possible.
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Organic Goat Meat
Posted 7/27/2010Do you want to encourage young organic growers? My daughter raised her 4-H meat goat totally organic this year. Only 6 months old, and weighs in at 121 lbs! Beautiful locally born and raised organic. I hate to see this beautiful animal shipped off to a feed lot in California!! Support 4-H, support youth farmers, and get your business or farm advertised! I promise he will taste delicious! We are willing to keep him for you until processing.
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Seeking OLCC licensed volunteers for GGFN!
Posted 7/22/2010Are you a Gorge Grown supporter and a licensed OLCC server? We are in need a few good pourers for our concert next weekend -- your help will get you in for free to hear great music! Please contact us ASAP if you are available.
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Time to think about Thanksgiving and Your Turkey
Posted 7/22/2010We will have a number of Bourbon Red heritage turkeys for sale for your Thanksgiving dinner. $6/lb plus butcher fee. Call or email soon to reserve your bird and for details. debronmcd@embarqmail.com or 509-365-6813 and ask for Debbie
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Worm Castings Available, little or bulk
Posted 7/20/2010Fresh From the Farm has its worm castings available in small amounts or in bulk. We take great care to produce top quality castings. We do not use chemicals on our farm, so our products are natural and safe.. Worm castings are higher in plant available nutrients than other manures, composts or fertilizers. Worm castings improve soil texture and drainage/moisture retention. Worm castings can bring soils damaged by synthetic fertilizer use, back to life. Worm castings can be used to top dress soils, mix in soil, plant in, start seeds, or make worm casting tea. All worm castings are not the same. The feed stock given to the redworms does make a difference in the end product – The castings! According to research done by specialists at the world-respected Vermiculture/Soil Ecology Department at Ohio State University, and also the Organic Agriculture Centre of Canada, “Vermicompost (and castings) made with hog manure outperformed all other vermicomposts (and castings), as well as commercial fertilizer. “ This is why we have our hog as part of our vermiculture team at Fresh From the farm! This hog helps our redworms produce the best quality castings possible… Completely clean and very effective. These premium worm castings are available for you! We sell by measured volume. A little of our pure castings goes a LONG ways! ½ gallon (8 cups) $12.50 . 1 gallon (16 cups) $25. Discount for bulk orders. Please contact us for details. Our top quality worm castings are available at our Fresh From the Farm booth at the Thursday Hood River Gorge Grown Famers’ Market and the Saturday Stevenson Farmers’ Market. We will make arrangements for you to get castings if you cannot make it to these markets. Please contact us at waconverse@yahoo.com to ask questions or make arrangements for bulk worm castings.
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Freshly Brewed Worm Casting Tea for your crops, greenhouse, turf , orchard or vineyard
Posted 7/20/2010Fresh From the Farm has its brewed worm casting tea available throughout the growing season. This is an incredible boost for your plants and soil. Because we aerate the tea, and it is freshly brewed, there is a bloom of naturally occurring live beneficial microbes present. The naturally occurring beneficial microbes help guard against damping off, powdery mildew and a host of other maladies as well as repel aphids, spider mites and other pests. Plant available nutrients in worm castings are higher than in any other fertilizer, manure or compost. Worm castings have natural plant growth hormones that will help with successful seed germination and plant growth. Forget the chemicals this year! Go Green with Freshly Brewed Worm Casting Tea. Worm castings in any concentration will not burn plants. Safe around children, pets and ponds. $3.50 for concentrated one gallon (can be diluted to 2 gallons). Bulk amounts and bulk prices available. Great for green house situations, fields, planting, orchards and vineyards too. We have Freshly Brewed Worm Casting Tea available at the Thursday Gorge Grown Farmers’ Market and the Saturday Stevenson Farmers’ Market. Contact us at waconverse@yahoo.com to ask questions or to make arrangements for purchase other than at the Markets.
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Chicken coop trailer
Posted 7/12/2010I have an old aloha trailer with working plumbing and electrical that would make an excellent, secure chicken coop. email me at oddmrr@gmail.com. You can see the trailer at: http://portland.craigslist.org/grg/rvs/1838215382.html
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Need Trout Creek location for hives
Posted 7/7/2010Will trade honey for a location to put bees in the Trout Lake area for August and September. Call Doug at 541-478-2042.
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Marion Berries
Posted 7/2/2010Does anyone know of a local grower for marionberries? I don't require they be organic certified as long as organic practices are followed. You can call me at 509-773-5185
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New Web Page on Cutting Chicken
Posted 6/18/2010Not for the faint of heart. I'm finally getting the page together to help people cut up their own chicken. Interested go to www.brcboers.com/cutting-up-chicken.html
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all natural grass fattened beef
Posted 6/16/20101000 lb. angus and angus cross grass fattened beef - no harmones or antibiotics - 1.75 per pound hanging weight -(+ or - 550lbs)
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Honey
Posted 6/9/2010Greetings- I am looking for local honey to make mead with. I would like to support a local beekeeper. I am hoping to trade the mead for the honey. Please let me know if you are interested or if you have any questions. Thanks!
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Poultry Processing
Posted 6/4/2010Hi! I'm looking for someone in the Gorge area who processes turkeys and chickens. We are located in The Dalles. Any recommendations greatly appreciated.
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