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In the past seven years, the Berkeley Urban Bee Lab has helped Frog Hollow seed 20 acres of our farm with over 500 individual plant types. They have successfully grown the population of native bees on our farm from 20…
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Farm Focus: UC Berkeley Urban Bee Lab Part 2
Posted in Blog Tagged with: bees, biodiverse, pollinator pathway, pollinators, surrounding landscape, urban
Farm Focus: The Berkeley Urban Bee Lab
Our food system is in trouble. Farming has become increasingly more difficult. Many factors are causing farming to become increasingly more difficult including, climate change, an increasing need for bee keepers and bee pollinators, and a drastic decrease in the…
Fruit and News: Week of March 10th 2013
This Week’s Fruit Hass Avocados Rainbow Eco Farm, Rainbow,CA or Las Palmalitas, Carpinteria, CA Creamy in texture, nutty in flavor, with a small to medium seed. The Hass skin is easy to peel and darkens from green to purplish-black as…
Posted in Articles, Newsletter, Uncategorized Tagged with: Apples, beauty, bees, blood oranges, Blossom Walk, Honey, Kiwi, tangerines
Fruit and News: Week of February 25th 2013
This Week’s Fruit Hass Avocados Stehly Farms Organics, Valley Center, CA Creamy in texture, nutty in flavor, with a small to medium seed. The Hass skin is easy to peel and darkens from green to purplish-black as it ripens. You…
Week of March 12th, 2012
In This Week’s Box [box_list] Pink Lady Apples, Cuyama, New Cuyama, CA Navel Oranges, Hass Avocados, Olsen Organic Farm, Lindsay, CA Kiwi, Brandt Farms, Reedly, CA Ruby Red Grapefruit, Sundance, Oceanside, CA Golden Nugget Mandarins, Cunningham Organic Farm, Fallbrook, CA…
Posted in Articles, Newsletter Tagged with: apricots, bees, cherries, compost analysis, Mother Nature, Pollen, rain
