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Meet Cymone, Nicole, & Derek–A Rural Farm Story

Nestled between the majestic Okanogan National Forest and North Cascades National Park is the town of Twisp in the Evergreen State.  Twisp, Washington is home to rural farmers Derek, Nicole, and their...

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Sights, Sounds, & Tastes of Spring

Spring has arrived!  The changing of seasons can always be felt, seen, heard, touched, and tasted in so many wonderful ways, every one of which connects us to this beautiful planet we all call home....

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Edible Flowers to Grow (Part Two)

Did you enjoy last week’s blog post?  We hope it inspired (or reminded) you to plant nasturtiums, borage, and calendula in your garden or somewhere on your farm this spring. Shall we learn about three...

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Edible School Gardens

“What we are calling for is a revolution in public education – the Delicious Revolution. When the hearts and minds of our children are captured by a school lunch curriculum, enriched with experience in...

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Backyard Beehives in Portland, Oregon

“The beauty of a seed is that out of one you can get millions. The beauty of the pollinator is that it turns that one into the millions. And that is an economics of abundance.” – Vandana Shiva The...

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Fun New Year’s Resolutions + 5 Tips for New Gardeners

Did grow a garden, become a beekeeper, or start a farm make it on your list of New Year’s resolutions for 2013?  If you say yes, we say hooray! The FarmMade community is comprised of farmers,...

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Farmers Markets Support Good Health, Sustainable Agriculture

Farmers gather at markets to sell their products—fruits, vegetables, meats, and more—in parks, vacant parking lots, and empty fields on a regular basis, typically weekly, and sometimes even year-round....

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Lettuce Enjoy Farm-Fresh Salad

This time of year, we’re enjoying the bounty of the lettuce planted earlier in the spring. What a treat to have farm-fresh or homegrown salad! Wouldn’t you love to grow your own lettuce and enjoy it...

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Herbal Teas Fresh From the Garden

We love growing herbs for cooking and healing. One of our favorite ways to use our herbs is to make a pot of delicious herbal tea. There are so many ways to do this. The flavors and benefits are as...

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Edible School Gardens

“What we are calling for is a revolution in public education – the Delicious Revolution. When the hearts and minds of our children are captured by a school lunch curriculum, enriched with experience in...

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Putting the Garden to Bed

With the leaves falling and colder temperatures settling in, it’s time to put the garden to bed for the winter. Putting a mulch or cover crop on bare ground nourishes the soil and keeps nutrients from...

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Edible School Gardens

“What we are calling for is a revolution in public education – the Delicious Revolution. When the hearts and minds of our children are captured by a school lunch curriculum, enriched with experience in...

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Backyard Beehives in Portland, Oregon

“The beauty of a seed is that out of one you can get millions. The beauty of the pollinator is that it turns that one into the millions. And that is an economics of abundance.” – Vandana Shiva The...

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Meet Cymone, Nicole, & Derek–A Rural Farm Story

Nestled between the majestic Okanogan National Forest and North Cascades National Park is the town of Twisp in the Evergreen State.  Twisp, Washington is home to rural farmers Derek, Nicole, and their...

View Article

Fun New Year’s Resolutions + 5 Tips for New Gardeners

Did grow a garden, become a beekeeper, or start a farm make it on your list of New Year’s resolutions for 2013?  If you say yes, we say hooray! The FarmMade community is comprised of farmers,...

View Article


Sights, Sounds, & Tastes of Spring

Spring has arrived!  The changing of seasons can always be felt, seen, heard, touched, and tasted in so many wonderful ways, every one of which connects us to this beautiful planet we all call home....

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Farm Eggs Dyed Naturally

Spring on the farm is a very exciting time. It is a time of renewal and rebirth that can be seen everywhere. Rhubarb, lettuce and kale are starting to grow in the garden, baby chicks, goats and lambs...

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Starts To a Great Harvest

Get ready, get set, get started planting those seeds that have been carefully hand-selected from a seed catalog, over the long winter months, or meticulously saved from last year’s harvest. All...

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Lettuce Enjoy Farm-Fresh Salad

This time of year, we’re enjoying the bounty of the lettuce planted earlier in the spring. What a treat to have farm-fresh or homegrown salad! Wouldn’t you love to grow your own lettuce and enjoy it...

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Herbal Teas Fresh From the Garden

We love growing herbs for cooking and healing. One of our favorite ways to use our herbs is to make a pot of delicious herbal tea. There are so many ways to do this. The flavors and benefits are as...

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