Clockwork Drives Ontario's Flower Auctions
Today, we depend on our timepieces so much. How did our forefathers manage without them? We thought it might be interesting to take a brief look at the past. …
Month: July 2011
Congressman Thompson Stirs Talk Over Cut Flower Transportation
Congressman Mike Thompson has opened the door for domestic cut flower suppliers — such as Arcata's Sun Valley Floral Farms — to potentially compete with foreign flower growers. …
In-Depth Analysis Of 2011 National Gardening Survey Debuts At Farwest Show
At this year’s Farwest Show noted garden-center consultant Ian Baldwin will present for the first time in public his unprecedented analysis and report on the 2011 National Gardening Survey, according to show manager Aimee McAuliffe.
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Livarot Cheese Is Served With Cider, Brandy
Livarot is a classic cheese of Normandy, France. It dates back to the 13th century (and smells as if it does) and often is listed alongside Roquefort as one of the best cheeses in the world — depending on personal preferences.
N.J. Cheese-Maker Likes Challenge Of Doing Hard Things
Eran Wajswol went to school for mechanical engineering. Spent several years servicing equipment for oil companies. Then started his own development company and built condos in Hoboken for 25 years. And then he chucked it all to make cheese. Now North Jersey chefs swoon over his cheese.
