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Victor Gideon
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- Raymond, ME
- United States
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We have a small orchard of about three dozen fruit trees in Raymond. About two dozen are apples of several varieties, including McIntosh, Cortland, Wealthy, Winesap, and Baldwin. There are also pear trees, plum trees, a cherry tree and apricot tree.…
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- Where in Maine do you live and eat?
- Raymond
- What issues are you and/or your group interested or expert in?
- organics, health and nutrition, home gardens, food coops
- Are you a food producer? If so, what types of food do you produce?
- apples
- If you produce foods of some sort, please choose one of the following:
- I produce foods only for my own and my family's consumption
- Other info about Me (please mention any food, fishing, agriculture, or community groups you are affiliated with):
- Coordinator for Rabbit Run Food Co-op
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aha!
it's at Robin's place late last summer!
is it me or does this whole thing seem absurd. I mean really...one of the tastiest ducks on the planet (or so I've been told)...when people are hungry enough this problem will take care of it self. We are raising Muscovy ducks for food...will eat ou…
My ducks are sneezing...They seem to have a cold...we're going to feed them garlic starting first thing tomorrow...I hope they can shake this off...they've been so vigorous and healthy all winter....
adorable!! And thanks to the Sullivans I know they are tasty!
looks great!
Nice!
From Recipe to Market: Ca$hing in on Value-Added Opportunities at Windham High School
May 13, 2010 at 6pm to June 10, 2010 at 9pm
Your friends and family rave about your homemade chowder, blueberry jam, ice cream, fudge, or other special food product. They say you should sell it and make a fortune. You wonder if they’re right, and if you have the drive and personality to run a…
My parents and us building a hoop house from bent top rail for our seedlings on the new leased land, November, 2009. Base is lined with tough landscaping fabric to attract heat for seedling production in early spring.
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Is Rabbit Run Food Co-op a buying club or storefront co-op?
Alison