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For seeds Heirloom Seeds The Maine Potato Lady |
![]() Check out this site for farmers near you. Support your local community and eat better food at the same time. Check out a CSA near you! |
Omaha's Indoor Farmers' Market! |
![]() A great resource for "going organic!" |
![]() Midwest Aronia Association As a result of recent research into the nutritional and healthful value of the berries, the aronia plant has regained respect and interest in North America and production sites are expanding. |
![]() Deer Run Cabins© Saving time and money, ensuring quality, built by the Amish. Double K Farms has built two of these cabins. They are very well manufactured and the customer service is exceptional! |
![]() Swinarski Photography Check them out for outdoor and professional photography. Adam has a great eye and gets the best out of children and animals. |
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Our good friends in Oakland, Iowa, who specialize in the finest salad greens all summer long. Look for their produce at the farmers' markets near them and at Tomato-Tomato in Omaha. |
Some more good friends who operate a wonderful farm outside Omaha and feed 33 families through their Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. |
Sponsors of field days and a great source of help for farmers in Iowa who want to be organic, sustainable, natural. |
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The certifying agency for our area. It's website has all the resources for "going organic". |
One of the few US offices that is in our corner. They help with soil conservation practices, riparian buffer strips, sustainable farming, and, most recently, are granting us money for a new high tunnel greenhouse to go up this fall! |
![]() ![]() A great resource, The Rodale Institute is located in eastern Pennsylvania and has been farming organic fields for over 30 years. Their newsletter is The New Farm. |