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Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Fitz and Floyd Holiday Folk Salt/Pepper Collectible Shakers 2009

For those Salt and Pepper Shaker Collectors. Got 2 sets left now.

Fitz and Floyd Holiday Folk Salt/Pepper Collectible Shakers 2009 - Ad#: 1479525 - Addoway

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Peaches for Summer 2012?

US: New Jersey growers concerned by early blossom

Nicholas Russo, 69, who tends a 250 acre family farm in Burlington County, with his 88-year-old father and his son Michael, 44, is closely monitoring the buds on their peach trees, which have arrived early this year.

They usually do not flower until around April 20th, but this year warm weather has brought them out early. And now there are fears that a late frost could be enough to cause significant damage to this season's crop.

"This could be a problem for our peach crop this year," said Russo, who would prefer the temperature to be in the more seasonable 40s instead of the 50s.

"If you get a frost, you get a frost and keep on going. Farmers keep on going. We've got to keep on going."

A severe frost could mean thousands of dollars in losses. Their crop insurance would serve as a cushion, but it will not totally prevent losses. They are not alone - New Jersey is the fourth-largest peach producing state, with a crop valued at more than $31 million, according to the state Department of Agriculture.

"If it stays in the 40s and 50s we might be alright," says Jerry Frecon, a Rutgers Cooperative Extension Agent who added that the peach farmers are "certainly a little bit worried."

It's not just peaches that are causing worry, Russo also has strawberries, which he has covered in plastic to protect them.

he also has apples at risk too.

Blueberry plants are also at risk because of the unusually warm weather, which worries the DiMeo family of Hammonton, the Atlantic County town that is the heart of the state's $62.5 million industry.

They are hoping that the weather will remain consistently warm throughout April, otherwise they will be expecting reduced crops, at best.

Anthony DiMeo, one of the owners of the 1,000-acre DiMeo Fruit Farms & Berry Plant Nursery said, "We have never experienced a winter this mild," he said, adding that his family has been farming for four generations. "We are totally and completely at the mercy of mother nature."

Source: www.newsworks.org

This year my tea will have lots of peaches. Love to make pitchers of tea and fill with fresh fruits.

Last year peaches were not good and were expensive. I am so ready.

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Duda Farm Fresh Foods

Tips using Celery:

Great for dipping and stuffing

Perfect for guilt-free snacking

Easy addition to any salad....

for more ideas and recipes click link below....

Duda Farm Fresh Foods:

Blogging E-Commerce-History-Poems & Deals

Wal-Mart, Target Label Turn to Brands To Battle Online Retailers

Wal-Mart, Target and Costco have so far felt less pain from Internet competition than many brick-and-mortar retailers. One reason is that middle- and lower-income groups that shop at discount retailers buy fresh and packaged food products that aren't sold online — yet.
Read more on link below....

Wal-Mart (WMT), Target (TGT) Turn To Private Label Brands To Battle Online Retailers - Investors.com:

Friedas - love this site

Roasted Baby Bok Choy

3 to 4 heads of Baby Bok Choy (Shanghai variety)

1 1/2 Tablespoons sesame oil

sea salt to taste

fresh pepper to taste

Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Trim and wash the bok choy and pat dry. Toss bok choy with sesame oil, salt and pepper on a rimmed baking sheet. Place in the oven for approximately 6 minutes. Check after 4 minutes and toss with tongs. Remove when leaves wilt. Makes four servings.

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Thursday, November 10, 2011

Turkish Market at Bonanza

Click Click Here to BUY or Browse More Stuff

Where ever TurkishMarket-USA is located, I try to carry some things a little different.
Click link above to take a look, and don't forget "CyberMonday" for DEALS.