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July/Aug 2007
All Things Poultry
The best environment will provide both shelter from wind, rain, sun and predators. It will also provide suitable vegetation for the bird to eat and peck.
by Barbara Aaron
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Changing, One Seed at a Time
Seeds of Change lives up to its name. Since 1989, beginning with the cultivation and dissemination of a myriad of organically grown seeds, the company now provides both individuals and organic markets of all sizes the seeds, tools, research, and products they need for sustainable farming and gardening.
by Catherine Erhard
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High Motivation for Quality at High Mowing Seeds
As producers of one of the largest selections of the highest quality organic seeds available, High Mowing Seeds continues to expand both its hybrid and open pollinated seeds, ranging from broccoli and onions to its latest development, sprouts and micro greens.
by Catherine Erhard
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How is Cheese from Pastured Cows Unique?
What makes specialty cheese special? More specifically, what taste characteristics make cheese from pastured cows unique? These are important questions for farmers and milk processors wanting to create specialty dairy products from the milk of pastured cows.
by Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems
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Junk Mail Stacks Up
No room on your kitchen table or counter for your fruit bowl? Can’t see the beautiful marble counter top in your newly remodeled kitchen?
by Organic Producer
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Making Connections with Chefs Collaborative
Ever wonder how to connect with local chefs in your community and get your produce on their restaurant tables? Cold calling can seem a daunting task. Or maybe you are searching for new places to post information about your farm’s products and upcoming events, but feel you’ve tapped out your resources.
by Karen Gaspers
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Organic Seed; Putting Roots Down
Plant hybridization, even with its benefits, has made it harder for farmers to grow seed adapted to their particular conditions.
by Adrian Crabb
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Recipe for Amending the Soil
It’s no secret that successful organic farmers and gardeners use compost. Using high-quality compost helps ensure lush plants and healthy growth. Soil also benefits from good compost.
by Catherine Erhard
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Researching Better Growth
Blue River Hybrids offers a wide range of organic seed, and the research they do proves they seek to offer more.
by Catherine Erhard
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