#Farmers&039; Market

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Kenya, Italy inaugurate first farmers' market in Nairobi

The first farmers’ market in Kenya’s capital Nairobi was inaugurated today. The ‘Nairobi Farmer’s Market’ is an initiative financed by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (Maeci) within the framework of the Mediterranean and African Markets Initiative (Mami) managed by Coldiretti’s Campagna Amica foundation and implemented by Ciheam Bari, in collaboration with…

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Wed. Aug. 2, 2023: Shake It Off

image courtesy of Jack Geoghegan via pexels.com Wednesday, August 2, 2023 Last Day of the Full Moon Pluto, Saturn, Neptune, Venus, Chiron Retrograde Sunny and cool We have two full moons this month! Makes August quite special, don’t you think? Today’s Process Muse is about reading and re-reading. You can READ it here. We have TWO serial episodes going live today, from two different…

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Annie Ross: A Jazz Legend's Life in Melody

Introduction: Annie Ross, born Annabelle Short ninety-four years ago today on July 25, 1930, in Mitcham, Surrey, England, was a jazz singer, songwriter, and actress whose career spanned over seven decades. Known for her pioneering work in vocalese, Ross’ contributions to jazz have left an indelible mark on the genre. Her life, marked by both triumphs and tribulations, is a testament to her…

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30 Farmer's Market Fruits and Veggies Patterns

Two Birds One Stone Farm – Kenny and Sarah Here in Nova Scotia, especially in the Annapolis Valley where we live, the farmer’s markets are the place to be. Within a few minutes of our home, there are 6 permanent locations where we can score mostly locally grown produce and some of them import out-of-season fruits and veggies as well. Noggin’s Corner Farm Market – Fall festival set up with annual…

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15 Spring Bucket List Ideas to Make The Most of the Season

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Fly Away, Butterfly

I got no time to break soul, just let me flow.. Continue reading Untitled

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Agricultural Sites in Dallas!

Dallas is a city of architecture, history and cowboys! This February we went to see the Dallas sites. Along the way we also discovered some agricultural sites in Dallas. We saw many of the stops during our tour. We met our guide at the Kennedy Memorial. The Memorial was created by architect Philip Johnson in 1970. It is a square shaped granite sculpture. It is 60 feet tall and 30 feet wide, with…

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Valentine’s Day and Seeing Success in Your Garden: A Love Story with Your Plants

This Valentine’s Day, celebrate the success in your garden! With love and care, watch your plants bloom and grow beautifully. 🌱🌸 #GardeningLove #PlantSuccess

Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love, and what better way to honor this day than by recognizing the growth and beauty around us, especially in our gardens? Gardens, like relationships, require patience, care, and dedication. And as the season begins to change, there’s no better time to reflect on the love you’ve poured into your garden and the success you’re seeing as a result. The Love…

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Bakewell: Market forces brighten for farmers

The pies have it IT’S getting better but there is still some way to go for Bakewell Farmers’ Market. We used to visit regularly and it was a busy, bustling place full of lovely stalls full of things you just had to buy. Then Covid struck and when life restarted the market was a poor shrunken thing. We went one Saturday 18 months ago and there was hardly anything there. So we gave it a miss …

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I breathed in the sweet memories of a life I once lived…

A thick blanket of white snow glistened brightly as I drove down my road to the local market in Woodstock, VT. Woodstock Farmer���s Market to be specific. A market my father would have loved. Cozy and welcoming like the first Trucchi’s Market in Taunton, MA but updated. Organic and unique. Having said that my father always tried to locally source as much as possible for our family supermarkets.…

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Market Day: Haiti

On February 6, 1986,  the Haitian people woke up to a new world — their long-simmering protest against the Duvalier dictatorship succeeded. Duvalier flew out of the country, with the help of the United States, to France, where he still lives in exile.* And in Haiti daily existence morphed into something new for everyone as the long-sought change in power occurred, at least emotionally.…

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Stories of Smallholder Farmers: How Coffee Farming is Empowering Kenya's Next Generation of Farmers:

“Discover how Kenyan coffee farmers, supported by Mutira Farmers’ Cooperative Society, are transforming their livelihoods through sustainable farming, value addition, and access to global markets.” “Learn how smallholder coffee farmers in Kirinyaga County are leveraging cooperative models, specialty coffee production, and agronomic expertise to boost earnings and build brighter futures.” “Explore…

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One Apple a day

Credits Nutmeg. Framed Paintings Gift Detailed – Sarma Stool FP ❤KraftWork Saclay Collection . Full Bookcase SandBricolage Freja Fatpack ❤Elm. Clara Stove HearthMithral * Terrarium Coffee Table (Light){what next} Gia Hot Chocolate Collection @ ACCESS ❤BROKEN ARROWS – Apple Farm – FATPACK @ Farmer’s Market ❤Scarlet Creative  The Trilby ❤

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Saturday, November 9 Rock Farm Report

Action in the bush! HUNTERS, take note.

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Let's Eat Series with Daniel

Daniel Zondervan is our host to homemade cooking and baking. He puts together a daily lunch and dinner. He plans ahead and cooks with heart. The dogs are never far away when he’s in the kitchen. Since meeting Daniel in 2009, he’s always prepared lunch and supper. I have never seen someone with so many magazines and books for recipes. He doesn’t believe that each meal should be the same. Like a…

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Laure-Anne Bosselaar: Farmer's Market in Antwerp

A cool noon sun haloed her hair, white as the tall tulips she placed in her one old galvanized pail. I remember this so clearly — as if it happened today. How she arranged her skirt, rubbed her hands together. How it sounded like sandpaper on leather. She placeda few honey jars next to a basket full of parsley, took a few steps back, checked it carefully, then sat on a crate by her table. It’s…