Check out this article in the Miami Herald today about Teena’s Pride CSA pickups at area Whole Foods stores. Farmer Margie Pikarsky is also quoted. Farm fresh: Shoppers can now order straight from growers Whole Foods offers help to Community Supported Agriculture programs. Consumers can now pick up their pre-ordered produce from local farms at [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Margie Pikarsky’
Whole Foods helps CSA programs
Posted in farmer/grower, food, location, media, tagged csa, Margie Pikarsky, Teena Borek, Teena's Pride Farm, Whole Foods on February 8, 2011 |
Women who farm
Posted in farmer/grower, media, tagged Alice Pena, Gabriele Marewski, Margie Pikarsky, Muriel Olivares, Teena Borek on December 27, 2010 | 2 Comments »
The Fall 2010 issue of Edible South Florida has a wonderful photo essay about the women farmers among us. Get to know Muriel Olivares, Teena Borek, Margie Pikarsky, Gabriele Marewski and Alice Pena. The magazine is free at Whole Foods (look in the produce section) in Dade and Broward counties, and other locations around town.
Ready set start
Posted in farm, farmer/grower, location, photo, vegetables, tagged Bee Heaven Farm, Jane Cameron, Margie Pikarsky on October 21, 2010 |
You haven’t heard much from me these last few months because I’ve been feeling de-pleated by condo board responsibilities. Small problems were looking big, and bigger problems looked overwhelming. Time to hit the reset button, so I headed down to Bee Heaven a couple weeks ago to get some much needed farm therapy. Fall is [...]
Redland farmers road trip to Small Farms Conference, Part One
Posted in events, farmer/grower, location, people, politics, tagged Bee Heaven Farm, Margie Pikarsky, Mario Yanez, Melissa Contreras, Muriel Olivares, small farms conference, UF/IFAS on August 3, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Hey there Redland Ramblers! This is guest blogger Melissa Contreras, founder of Urban Oasis Project. Last night, a group of Redland and Miami farmers and I returned home after a weekend at the 2nd Small Farms/Alternative Enterprises Conference in Kissimmee. I have always been a farmer wannabe, and as such, I grow food for my [...]

