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I no longer post to this blog but
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Thursday, November 26, 2009

Happy Thanksgiving

I hope everyone had a very
Happy Thanksgiving!

Posted by April at 9:14 PM

Labels: happy holiday, picture

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Contact Information

You can contact me through email using the link below or you could call me: April (216) 324-1737

Email Me

You can send me an email at amabars@aol.com

Our Local Harvest Listing

Link to B.A. Farm on local harvest

Favorite Links

Wiencek Meats (West Side Market, Cleveland, Ohio)
The Apple Cabin (Lodi, Ohio)
Parrotville Bird Shop (Brunswick, Ohio)
Bike Ohio (Ohio bike trails)
Gales Garden Center (Brunswick, Oh.)

Interesting Links

Allrecipes.com
Cornell Vegetable Varieties Rating
Nutrition Facts

Topic of the Month

January- Herb of the Month- Rosemary
July- Vegetable of the Month- Collards
June- Product of the Month- Greens and Lettuce Mixes
May- Vegetable Variety of the Month: Red Russian Kale
April- Vegetable of the Month: Vegetable of the month Beets

Blog Archive

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Popular Posts

June- Product of the month- Greens and Lettuce Mixes

I figured what would be better to make as the topic of the month than Greens and Lettuce Mixes, since most of what we will have available fo...
Mustard Greens

Mustard greens add a spicy zest to salads. The below varieties of mustard greens will be used at the baby leaf stage (approx. 6 inches) in o...
Collards- July Topic of the Month

I have decided to make Collards the next Topic of the Month for July. I have really come to love both Collards and the Red Russian Kale tha...
Basil Varieties

I am very excited about all the different varieties of basil I have available this year. The varieties are: Sweet Basil, Lemon Basil, Lico...
The New Bafarm Blog

Since this past year I have started planting at a new location, I figured that I would start up a new blog. I will still be keeping this bl...
Vegetable Pictures

Just thought I would take some pictures of some of the things we have available. Here they are: Picture of some of the different kinds of e...
May- Vegetable Varitety of the Month- Red Russian Kale

The topic of the month for May is the vegetable variety, Red Russian Kale. My little kale plants are still small but are beginning to grow ...
Coming Soon-Topic of the Month-Rosemary

I know I have not really kept up lately with the Topic of the Month. I got busy for awhile and did not get a chance to work on it, and late...
More Picutures

From far away everything does not look like much but up close I am finally noticing things beginning to grow. It is definitely about time. ...
Greens in the hoophouse

Although everything in the hoophouse is not quite as big as I would like it to be at this time, I am still happy that they are at the size t...

About B.A. Mini Farm

We grow many different kinds of different vegetables and herbs, some fruits and some flowers. We love growing unusual kinds of vegetables that you often do not see elsewhere, and we love trying new things. We are expanding every year, and always adding new things to our list of things we grow. We do not use pesticides on any of our vegetables, most of our pest control is taken care of by beneficial insects or organic methods. All of our vegetables are fresh picked the day before the market, so you know everything is as fresh as it can be!

Currently we sell at Valley City Farmers Market:
Saturdays 9a.m. to 12p.m.
Early June thru October
Located at Liverpool Township Depot, 6615 Center Road, Valley City, Ohio in Medina County

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Thursday, November 26, 2009

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