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Farm Journal – September 2010 |
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MaryAnne McMillan, HTR, introduces Allies, Inc., the company that helps people with special needs find a place they can call home; where they can grow and flourish mentally, physically and spiritually. She talks about who they are and their involvement with the CSA Farm.
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published on September 10, 2010
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Farm Journal – end of June 2010 |
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Allies, Inc., based in Hamilton, NJ provides housing, health care, employment and recreational opportunities to people with special needs. Here, Allies, CSA Farm employees learn the value of up-potting plants.
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published on July 04, 2010
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Farm Journal - April 2010 |
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Allies Farm CSA in central New Jersey prepares to grow crops for its Community Supported Agriculture project. Residents learn about farming and the employment skills needed.
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published on June 04, 2010
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Growing Vegetables Outdoors in Winter |
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If you get disappointed when winter comes and you veggie garden dies, take heed. Barbara Damrosch, market farmer with husband Eliot Coleman, tells how to grow fresh vegetables outdoors in winter without heat. It's easy. Read the story here.
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published on January 20, 2010
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St. Mary Healing Gardens, where the view is important medicine |
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Gardens soften the intricate outdoor spaces at St. Mary’s Medical Center in Langhorne, Pennsylvania and invite the visitor to explore these peaceful settings amid stress and healing. The most recent: three Healing Gardens where patients, families, friends, physicians and staff gather for some serious time out.
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published on January 15, 2009
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The Saga of One Juicy Tomato |
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In the late 1960s and '70s, the commercial Ramapo tomato was available to home gardeners. Gardeners loved its color, taste and texture but those very attributes and their attendant yin-yang downsides helped make this Garden State goody obsolete. Rutgers University scientists tell why and how it came back and why gardeners are demanding it. Plus, where you can get it.
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published on May 19, 2008
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Crossing Cranberries |
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Grow your own cranberries by creating your own mini bog. Jennifer Johnson-Cicalese, research associate and plant breeder at Rutgers University's Philip E. Marucci Center for Blueberry & Cranberry Research and Extension Center in Chatsworth, New Jersey, tells all about bogs, cranberry research, and new varieties.
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published on January 13, 2008
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