this project started at the geneva green market and has for the most part remained centered around the farms that attend that market. i have occasionally strayed from that format (morels, honeysuckle hill), but only to share a new local food experience that was outside not only the geneva market, but of any farmers market. read more
it’s not a farm. and it’s not in illinois. but just like the morels my sister hunted in nebraska a few months back, it deserves a mention. honeysuckle hill (no website, but you can find info on the pure michigan website like i did) was discovered by chance and easily ranks among the most enjoyable and read more
its been challenging this summer to schedule time to visit local farms. it seems that every time i try to set aside a day, there is a conflict for the farm, or more often than not, things have gotten flipped upside down on my end. since last fall i have had it in the back read more
the blog posts have been fewer and further between over the past few months. that doesn’t mean that i’m not still out there talking to farmers, buying their products, and photographing them. admittedly i have not been to a farm since i visited bron’s bees back in early may but i have been working on read more