Taking Stock and Making Stock
Making stock from what’s left after you’ve picked your chicken clean is another way to get the most value out of your organic chicken. Chicken
July 28, 2016
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Making stock from what’s left after you’ve picked your chicken clean is another way to get the most value out of your organic chicken. Chicken
If you ever encounter a poultry producer trying to sell you chicken that’s “grass-fed,” don’t buy that chicken. There’s no such thing as grass-fed chicken!
While we try to give Elmwood Stock Farm CSA members recipe ideas in their CSA newsletter each week and farmers market customers recipe ideas in our
Do you ever wonder why it becomes increasingly difficult to bring spinach, lettuce and other crops to the market during mid-summer months? The answer is
One of the many summer jobs at Elmwood Stock Farm is making hay for the cattle and sheep to consume in winter months. It is
One of the rewards for all the work we do at Elmwood Stock Farm is the feedback we get from our customers at the farmers
Greenwashing is “the act of misleading consumers regarding the environmental practices of a company or the environmental benefits of a product or service,” according to
There is a lot of hype about food labels and farming practices, and with so many labels out there, it’s important to know the difference
Phloem (FLOW-um) In vascular plants, phloem is the living tissue that transports nutrients made by photosynthesis to the part of the plant that needs it.
Trees of the Bluegrass have played a tremendous role in defining the culture and fabric of this region. From the venerable beauties that dot the
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