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Feeding the spirit…and the goats

By On June 2, 2010 · 2 Comments

A couple of weeks ago, I visited the Flint Hill Farm Agricultural Center in Coopersburg, PA.  I had heard of the farm—mostly because it’s one of the few places locally producing goat cheese—but the farm is much more than that.  Their motto is “Feeding the Spirit, Educating the Mind, Preserving the Community.” And they’re [...]

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Pity New York and New Jersey folks

By On May 3, 2010 · 8 Comments

Why? Because they have to drive so far to get raw milk, while we, here in Bucks County, have two three farms who produce raw milk, and dairy products made from raw milk like cheese, yogurt and ice cream.

In a New York magazine article dated April 18, Straight From the Cow’s Teat, [...]

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Bucks Food Calendar: April 16, 2010

By On April 16, 2010 · 1 Comment

Gosh, I’m happy. Greens, purples, corals, pinks, yellows – they are a balm for my soul. And even if it’s going to be a little cool, and occasionally overcast, this weekend, I’m still quite pleased. The calendar is filling up with lots to do and, yes, there is a spring in my step.

What’s happening? [...]

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Welcome Stockton Market!

By On January 14, 2010 · 17 Comments

Update: Many improvements have been made at the market over the past few months so take note of notes within this article that highlight those changes.

There’s a new market in town!

The Stockton Market happens every weekend and includes many of the vendors you’ve come to know and love at area farmers’ [...]

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Thanksgiving: Been there, done that

By On November 23, 2009 · 4 Comments

We’re a week ahead of all of you. Since my sister and brother were visiting last week, and the whole Goldman clan was in one time zone, we had Thanksgiving last Friday. It was a blast. But kind of weird. Needless to say, we’re all feeling a little smug this week as everyone else is [...]

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