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Good Reads
In working on our third website ever before our busy season is upon is, it is a good reminder to take a break and read something. Our friend and occasional farm hand, was traveling recently, and found...
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vermont Harvest of the Month- June- Herbs
Here are a few fun resources from Vermont Harvest of the Month: Herbs. If you haven't been to their website yet, it's a great resource for at-home and for educational purposes. We just love the...
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Magical Cabbage
Cabbage is so magical. Have you ever admired a red cabbage's geometric patterns when you cut it in half? A little goes a long way. Many varieties store for a long time if kept cool. It is a member...
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On Fund-Raising and Community
Wednesday Wildstone Whim: (An occasional mid-week blog post from us)As we work to try to get the word out about our John Primmer Surgery Support Fundraiser ($1,300 down and $8,700 to go, see link on...
View ArticleWe are All in This Together
On this Wednesday Wildstone Whim, we would like to share this heartfelt TedX Berkshires talk by Jen Salinetti of Woven Roots Farm in Tyringham, MA. Our farm helper and online guru, Silvia, often...
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Summer Farm Fresh Recipe: peachy Chili Bean Tacos
Categories All Anytime I walk by the high tunnel, a red or orange-yellow glint catches the corner of my eye. I stop and look. What could it be? Sungold tomatoes. This recipe though it does not include...
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Wildstone Whim: Daikon for Days + Easy Kimchi Recipe
We had an overabundance of very healthy daikon (still do if you want some). Silvia was trying to explain different recipes involving daikon recently, and while perusing recipes found this cool...
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Are you rooted in local or regional agriculture?
Joy prepping the Wildstone Farm stand at the spring 2016 Bennington Farmers' Market This past farm season, our employee, Silvia, who helped us launch a website back when we truly considered ourselves...
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Good Reads
In working on our third website ever before our busy season is upon is, it is a good reminder to take a break and read something. Our friend and occasional farm hand, was traveling recently, and found...
View ArticleClik here to view.
vermont Harvest of the Month- June- Herbs
Here are a few fun resources from Vermont Harvest of the Month: Herbs. If you haven't been to their website yet, it's a great resource for at-home and for educational purposes. We just love the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Magical Cabbage
Cabbage is so magical. Have you ever admired a red cabbage's geometric patterns when you cut it in half? A little goes a long way. Many varieties store for a long time if kept cool. It is a member...
View ArticleClik here to view.
On Fund-Raising and Community
Wednesday Wildstone Whim: (An occasional mid-week blog post from us)As we work to try to get the word out about our John Primmer Surgery Support Fundraiser ($1,300 down and $8,700 to go, see link on...
View ArticleWe are All in This Together
On this Wednesday Wildstone Whim, we would like to share this heartfelt TedX Berkshires talk by Jen Salinetti of Woven Roots Farm in Tyringham, MA. Our farm helper and online guru, Silvia, often...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Summer Farm Fresh Recipe: peachy Chili Bean Tacos
Categories All Anytime I walk by the high tunnel, a red or orange-yellow glint catches the corner of my eye. I stop and look. What could it be? Sungold tomatoes. This recipe though it does not include...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Wildstone Whim: Daikon for Days
We had an overabundance of very healthy daikon (still do if you want some). Silvia was trying to explain different recipes involving daikon recently, and while perusing recipes found this cool...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Are you rooted in local or regional agriculture?
Joy prepping the Wildstone Farm stand at the spring 2016 Bennington Farmers' Market This past farm season, our employee, Silvia, who helped us launch a website back when we truly considered ourselves...
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