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Nice and New: Simrin Farmyard Placemats

Nov 5 2008 - 4:30am by casasugar
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Nice and New: Simrin Farmyard Placemats You may not enjoy the scent of cow manure or the sound of a rooster's crow at the break of dawn, but you can still bring a little farm life into your home without counting Babe as one of your dependents. Velocity has introduced Simrin Farmyard Placemats ($36) into its collection of fashionable table linens, and I think they're just the thing to give us all a taste of the old days, short of rearing animals ourselves. The placemats are made from 100 percent cotton, and can be easily machine washed and dried.
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In the News: Farms Sprout in Suburbia

Apr 29 2008 - 6:00am by casasugar
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In the News: Farms Sprout in Suburbia The Wall Street Journal's "Green Acres II: When Neighbors Become Farmers" reports that a growing number of Americans are "turning grass into edible greens and maybe even greenbacks," by growing food in their front and backyards. Since 2006, in Boulder, CO, school-bus driver Kipp Nash has "uprooted his backyard and the front or backyards of eight of his Boulder neighbors," and spent his afternoons "planting, watering, and tending" these minifarms, growing vegetables like tomatoes, bok choy, garlic, and beets. Although not everyone in the neighborhood finds this suburban farming aesthetically pleasing, particularly not during the Winter months, the locally-grown food market has grown, leaving yard farmers with an opportunity to sell to nearby restaurants and other neighbors.
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Midday Muse: A Home at the Top of the World

Oct 24 2007 - 10:53am by casasugar
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Midday Muse: A Home at the Top of the World I snapped this picture of a small mountain farm last September when I was visiting my brother in the Western fjords of Norway. It is so remote and beautiful. Sometimes I dream about living in a place this far up and away from the bustling urban world.
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Cool Idea: NYC's Floating Farm

Sep 25 2007 - 8:22am by casasugar
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Cool Idea:  NYC's Floating Farm Since more than half of the world's population now lives in cities, it makes sense that we try to grow more of that food within the cities themselves. Enter the Science Barge. The barge uses a system of recirculating greenhouse hydroponics to grow tomatoes, lettuce, cucumbers, and peppers.

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