Even without the rain it’s amazing how well certain crops grow. Garlic is ahead of schedule this year and will be harvested soon! We’re currently picking patty-pan squash, several types of zucchini, kale, romaine, mini-romaine, carrots, purple and white onions, green onions, garlic and garlic scapes, leaf lettuce, salad turnips, and beets. Order for Thursday … Read more
For Delivery on Thursday, July 16, 2020 from 5:45 till 6:45 p.m. Location: Garnet Rickard Complex parking lot. Place your order soon! REKO-Groups are facebook-based direct sales from producers to customers. All comment orders are binding! An opportunity to buy local goods, without a middle-man, or question of “who grew it?” Support and encourage Bowmanville’s self-sufficiency … Read more
Thanks to the efforts of Michael Longarini of Second Season Farm in Newcastle who spent countless hours volunteering his organizational skills, Bowmanville held its first REKO, which took place during a one-hour time frame beginning at 5:45 p.m.
For Delivery on Thursday, June 11, 2020 from 5:45 till 6:45 p.m. Location: Garnet Rickard Complex parking lot. Place your order soon! REKO-Groups are facebook-based direct sales from producers to customers. All comment orders are binding! An opportunity to buy local goods, without a middle-man, or question of “who grew it?” Support and encourage Bowmanville’s … Read more
Driving around farm areas, sometimes you notice the giant piles of wood chips and tree trunks, from torn down shelter belts that were destroyed in the name of “efficiency and progress.” University of Saskatchewan is helping farmers see how shortsighted this is, how much production they lose by removing trees, and that once we understand … Read more
Thank you for your patience as we get ourselves organized for the first Bowmanville REKO delivery. Understand this is new to the vendors, who until now may not have been adept Facebook users. Product availability will continue to improve as issues such as labour shortages, supply issues and other COVID-19-related hardships are resolved – and, … Read more
The exciting gambling part of farming is pulling off the row cover after a couple of rainy, windy nights. Worried if you had put enough hoops for the weight, or another layer for the cold. Surprise! They mostly all survived.
March 31 – Finally built a better way to transport veggies down to the field. Lots planted yesterday and even all tucked in under the cover (I was paranoid about frost ). Hands in the soil feels great.
Durham’s first REKO circle is launching in May Apr 09, 2020 by Jillian Follert, Clarington This Week DURHAM — From spring through fall, you can find local farmer Michael Longarini selling his vegetables at the Clarington Farmers’ Market. But soon, he and other producers will have a new way to get their goods into the hands of … Read more