Category: agriculture
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Colorado’s Freshest Milk

Have one glass of Longmont Dairy Farm’s ultra creamy and delicious milk, and you’ll know why 25,000 customers on the Front Range remain loyal to this longtime institution. The Family Business Longmont Dairy Farm (LDF) is more than half a century old and three generations in. Founded by Reese Boatman, Karl Obluda and Jim Boyd,…
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The Western Slope of Colorado
This was my second pilgrimage to the Western Slope. It’s a quiet agricultural haven that reminds me of Missouri. We picked peaches and drank wine in Palisade, visited old friends in Paonia, soaked in unmarked hot springs on the way back to the Denver. Never leaving.
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Quiz: Which Missouri Wine are you missing out on?

Find out which Missouri wine you are and what dishes and desserts to try with it Source: Quiz: Which Missouri Wine are you missing out on?
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From garden to table

Originally posted on Plated: By Claire Lardizabal CHIUSDINO, Italy – Mint perfumes the air as you walk through one of Tenuta di Spannocchia’s three gardens. The hard-boiled eggs at breakfast came from the hens, the salad lettuce for lunch was just picked this morning and the rosé wine served at dinner was vinted and bottled…
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A (fruit) fly in the oinment of Pruneti organic olive oil

Originally posted on Plated: By Claire Lardizabal SAN POLO in CHIANTI, Italy—The olive fruit fly, Mosca Olearia, devastated half of the Pruneti’s olive grove and led a decrease in overall olive oil production due to unfavorable weather in 2014. The Azienda Agricola Pruneti is located in the rolling hills of Chianti outside of Florence. The…