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Watermelons are finally here and our shareholders couldn’t be happier!  Did you know that a watermelon contains about 6% sugar and 92% water by weight?  Last week at our distribution, Alex and Nicolas weighed one of our Georgia Rattlers at around 20 pounds!  The fruit is not only delicious, but is ultra-hydrating and contains large [...]

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Hey, Ya’ll!  We have a real treat for you coming up at distribution and market this weekend: Gourmet garlics.  That’s right—GOURMET garlics!   Gourmet garlics have only been around in the US since about 1989 and are still quite rare and hard to find available for purchase. We are very happy to present and offer to [...]

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We had another successful distribution today at the Powerhouse.  Tomorrow, we will be at the Taylor Farmers’ Market from 8AM-noon with fresh produce, so please come out and join us!  At the market, you can enjoy great music, have your pick of delicious fresh produce ranging from eggs to spinach, sample freshly made bread, and [...]

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This summer we enjoyed visits from students of all ages, from two to twenty-two, and hope to continue much more of this in the coming months as we excitedly embark on our second year of sustainable agriculture here in Oxford while encouraging ongoing enrichment in all of our lives – that which occurs both inside and [...]

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If you are interested in purchasing or learning more about food-shares for this coming 2011 season, please read below and contact us (yoknabottoms@gmail.com) if you would like to recieve a Registration and Order Form. Remember, we’re capping the shares at 100 this year so there is a limited number available! Be sure to get your order [...]

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Come visit us again TODAY for your last chance to get Fresh, Local & Organic Produce from Yokna Bottoms Farm Friday, 11/19 fr. 4:00-6:00 PM Next to Tallulah’s Kitchen on University Ave. *Also this week, we’ll have local honey, homemade soap, breads, hummus, butternut squash, herbs and eggs from our Taylor Farmer’s Market friends and will be joined by [...]

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Hello, Hello & Hello Again!    ”We never know the worth of water till the well is dry.”  ~ Thomas Fuller   And so, cool becomes cold in the time it takes for a day to pass. Out comes the winter wear, the sweaters and flannel sheets. Thankfully, the first frost of the fall held [...]

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We now know that August is a season of transition at Yokna(patawpha) Bottoms Farm. The weeks of hot weather brought an end to produce from most of the crops we planted in the spring (okra and peppers the exception). The slowdown provided an opportunity for a brief vacation and I attended the Rocky Mountain Folk Festival [...]

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This is a mid-summer reflection and report on the first six months of Yokna(patawpha) Bottoms Farm. I want to start by saying that we are now convinced that it is possible to grow, in north Mississippi, high-quality produce using sustainable agriculture practices (no chemical fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, or defoliants used). This document is a report [...]

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We’re looking forward to seeing you all this weekend, either in town on Friday at the Oxford Community Garden or Saturday at the Taylor Farmer’s Market. Be sure to reply via email by noon on Friday to let us know when and where you will be picking up your share. Remember, if you are out [...]

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