Rich People Don’t Eat This Good: A Few Facts About Appalachian-Style Beans & Taters
By Katie Hoffman, Marketing & Promotions Director, Fall Line Farms and Local Roots Brett' Tiller's garden. (And mine.) A row of corn...
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Katie Hoffman
Jun 18, 2021
Meet the Mayor/Meat. The Mayor!
A guest blog by Kyle Morse--the Mayor of Meats! (And one of our fabulous FLF&LR producers.) Now I’m sure you’re wondering - how is this...
Katie Hoffman
Feb 28, 2021
Where Are the Veggies?
FEBRUARY/MARCH, 2021: Welcome to Seasonal and Local Eating 101. WHY AREN'T THERE MORE VEGGIES ON THE BUYING PAGES? I sent this question...
Katie Hoffman
Nov 27, 2020
Pullet Eggs: A Local Gourmand’s Delight!
The pullet egg is the one on the right. Since our members tend to be food-curious, green, and adventurous in the kitchen, we knew you’d...
Katie Hoffman
Oct 24, 2020
Times are Challenging Enough--Your Chocolate Shouldn't Be! New Options from Clean Conscience.
by Steve and Mary Kennedy of Clean Conscience Chocolates Oh, the richness of this dark chocolate Raw Superfood Bark! One of two new...
Katie Hoffman
Oct 24, 2020
Listen to "Reconnecting with the Plant World": Red Root & Co. on the Virginia Foodie Podcast
We're very proud of Corey MacDonald, the herbalist and teacher who founded Red Root & Co. She has turned her lifelong passion in to a...
Katie Hoffman
Oct 1, 2020
Bloody Brilliant: The Local/Social Enterprise Behind Back Pocket Provisions
Will Gray, introducing new converts to the delights of the Back Pocket Provisions lines of Bloody Mary mixes. A NOTE FROM THE...
Katie Hoffman
Sep 10, 2020
Producer Profile: Snowing in Space Coffee--Not Your Usual Cup!
Jesse, the Operations Manager and Head Brewer, preps a batch of Big Blue. “We’re a bunch of scrappy dudes,” says Amber Slaughter,...
Katie Hoffman
Feb 20, 2020
New Producer Spotlight: Richlands Creamery
We've added "Honet to Goodness Dairy" to our producer lineup. You'll love it!
Center for Rural Culture
Dec 31, 2019
Thanks to You, 2019 Was Terrific!
2019 has been a year of growth and inspiration for our mission, and we are grateful for the support that you have provided.
Center for Rural Culture
Dec 15, 2019
Hellen Simmons: Dedicated FarmHer’s Work Leads to Recognition for Burkeville-Waverly Farms
A long term cancer patient, Hellen insists the garden has extended her life and given it meaning.
Center for Rural Culture
Sep 28, 2019
The Hanover Cannery
The Hanover Cannery has been a community resource stretching back 3 decades. My personal experience there has been a mere 3 months.
Center for Rural Culture
Aug 19, 2019
New Producer: 7 Muffins a Day
Years ago, Joanna realized that she needed to change her diet. Dedicated to making a major lifestyle change, she wanted to be able to keep e
Center for Rural Culture
Aug 11, 2019
New Producer: Curds and Whey RVA
Graciousness and a real desire to treat people to great food are hallmarks of the Curds and Whey RVA style. John shared some of his hand
Center for Rural Culture
Jul 23, 2019
New Producer Spotlight: delli Carpini Farm
The Colorado potato beetles have done his potatoes in, but Dominic Carpin is philosophical. “It’s been a good year for the alliums,” he says
Center for Rural Culture
Jul 19, 2019
New Producer Spotlight: ThorneBrook Farms, Goochland and Cumberland VA
“We are first-generation farmers,’ says Jil. “We started our herd from the ground up.” They began 14 years ago with a herd of 16 on 40 acres
Center for Rural Culture
Jun 28, 2019
Buy Local for You--But for Your Community, Too!
Buying local extends outward from our own tables and benefits our communities. It helps improve the local economy by keeping money at home,
Center for Rural Culture
May 31, 2019
Apples and Peaches and Pears—OH MY!
Holly and Don Smith of Owl Orchard have been members of Fall Line Farms and Local Roots since its inception, so they know what it takes to p
Center for Rural Culture
May 17, 2019
Better Together: Louisa County Farms Collaborate to Expand Their Offerings
Demand for sustainably raised products is growing, and that increased demand is good news for small farms like the ones who supply the food
Center for Rural Culture
Dec 28, 2018
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