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Last Weekend of Fresh Donuts, Last Chance to Pick Apples, and a Sale on Bulk Cider (for Making Your Own Booze Basically).
LOYAL FARMKETEERS, welcome to the 2016 Presidential Election Issue of Crop Alerts & Farm Buzz. In our country of 320 million people, it has boiled down (some might say melted down) to two individuals. Two out of 320,000,000. And soon … Continue reading
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Come Dressed to Pick & Play! Wizarding Weekend Downtown and On the Farm; Pumpkin Sales and Apple Picking Rush to Finale.
DEAR FARMKETEERS: Abra cadabra… Harrius doublus! Poof, now you have twice as much Harry Potter. This Saturday and Sunday, the farm will be pottering proper. (If you can’t bear to hear more about that snide little pagan Potter, skip to … Continue reading
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Pumpkins, Apples, Donuts, Cider Now Trending at Ithaca’s Orchard Playground Solar Farm!
EVERY HARVEST SEASON, foodies come out of their kitchens to kibbitz in Franglish (terroir, anyone?) and gossip about pairings. “This booze gels with that bologna. This Velveeta shines with that saltine.” It’s a heady business. If you can stomach it. … Continue reading
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The Pumpkin Patch Has Twins While Mutsus Get the Greenlight; You Can Pick Green Pumpkin-Sized Apples, Famous for Eating & Pies.
DEAR FARMKETEERS: The changing light of autumn focuses the brain. Simplifies the message. Distills the plan. Time to pick apples. Time to pick pumpkins. Both are abundant and ready for you. Distractions can wait. The harvest won’t. Please come pick … Continue reading
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High Apple Season, Peak Pumpkin Time, and a Free Puppet Show on the Playground!
LOYAL FARMKETEERS: Remember how we lost the entire peach, plum, and apricot crop this year? It hurt. But you have rallied to salvage the season by coming to the farm for apples, pumpkins, cider, and donuts. We need a few … Continue reading
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Aren’t You Excidered? Time for Apples, Pumpkins, Donuts, Cider, Festival, and Special Events.
DEAR FARMKETEERS: Water levels are historically low, but The ‘Creek is running all the way downtown. That’s right, our unruly band of farmhands and ciderlings will be at the 34th Apple Harvest Festival on the Ithaca Commons, Friday through Sunday! … Continue reading
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11 Reasons to Visit the Farm Now and Breaking News of Donuts; Come Be Here, Farmketeers!
DEAR CREEKNIKS, this Fresh Crop Alert is sponsored by the autumnal equinox. Such a lovely word, equinox. Tacked on the end is nox, night. But the dark times are not yet nigh. And they are farther still if you expaaaaand … Continue reading
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Pick the Best of Summer and Fall with 3 Kinds of Apples, 5 Kinds of Tomatoes, and Sweet Cider.
“CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN PEAR.” That’s what one of our best Amandas calls her latest still life: Hidden pear, indeed. If you didn’t pick Bartletts when we first sounded the horn, you’ve missed pear picking season. But you can get them … Continue reading
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Apple Season Begins with U-Pick Macs and 1st Cider of the Year; Big Tomato Sale Continues Apace.
DEAR ‘CREEKNIKS: High apple season starts today! You can pick McIntoshes off century-old trees in the Vintage Orchard and drink the first cider of the year. Yes, Orchard Ambrosia is here! Gallons and halfers chilled at the stand. McIntosh apples … Continue reading
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Now Picking! Bartlett Pears, Big Tomato Sales, and Everything You Need for Fruit & Veggie Meals.
DEAR FARMKETEERS, if you get only 1 thing out of this fresh crop alert, it should be these 2 things: pears and tomatoes. We are in the season of pears and tomatoes. And tomatoes. And tomatoes. And pears and tomatoes. … Continue reading
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