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More Results: 1 2Join the Gorge Grown Farmers' Market Volunteer Team!!
Posted 3/10/2010The Gorge Grown Farmers’ Market needs your help!! Do you love being at the market and experiencing the joy of our community coming together to celebrate the bounty of the season? The market management is asking YOU to join a team of dedicated volunteers to assist with the planning and operations of the market this summer. We need help now with scheduling Musicians, Children’s Activities, Non Profit Booth Space, Chef Demos and publicity as well as assistance running the information/consignment tables each week of the market. The season will run from June 3 – Oct 7 every Thursday at the HR Middle School from 4-7. Please contact market manager, Todd Dierker, at 541-399-2840 or todd@gorgegrown.com with any questions or interest. Thanks for making the 2010 season a fabulous one for the whole community!!! See ya at the market...
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Help Wanted in The Dalles, OR
Posted 3/8/2010Wanted: Seasonal part-time Garden Coordinator to oversee The Dalles Community Garden Program. Appl instructions & info: www.wyeast-rcd.org. Position is for 6 months total wage not to exceed $4,250. More information concerning pay should be directed to Debbe Chadwick, Wy'East RC&D, email: missdebbe1@yahoo.com.
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Native Plants for Sale!
Posted 3/5/2010Spring is just around the corner and it’s time to start making your planting plans! Looking for a low-maintenance alternative for your landscape? The Hood River Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD) is still taking orders for our annual native tree and plant sale. We’ve got a great selection of native plant species at fantastic prices! Why plant with natives? Because native plants are adapted to living in our unique climate, they require less water, fertilizer and other inputs to maintain. So planting with natives saves you time and money! Not to mention the benefits of enhanced wildlife habitat, soil stabilization and water conservation that you’ll enjoy. We offer a variety of native conifers, deciduous trees and shrubs. These bare-root seedlings are 1-2 years old and will be delivered to the SWCD in early April of 2010. The orders will be filled in the order in which they were received, so get your requests in soon to ensure availability. Check out our website at www.hoodriverswcd.org to download your order form and gather information on plant descriptions and site suitability. Tree and shrub orders can be placed now by mail, e-mail (hrswcd@gorge.net) or phone (541-386-4588). You can also stop by our office at 3007 Experiment Station Rd in Hood River, for more information or guidance when making your selection. Purchases will be available for pick up on Friday and Saturday, the 2nd and 3rd of April, 2010.
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Worm Casting Tea for planting season
Posted 3/5/2010Fresh From the Farm has its brewed worm casting tea available just in time for planting season. Worm castings have natural plant growth hormones that will help with successful seed germination and plant growth. The naturally occuring beneficial microbes help guard againast damping off, powdery mildew and a host of other maladies as well as repell aphids, spider mites and other pests. Plant available nutrients in worm castings are higher than in any other fertilizer, manure or compost. Forget the chemicals this year! Go Green with worm casting tea. Worm castings in any concentration will not burn plants. Safe around children and pets. $5 for concentrated one gallon (can be diluted to 2 gallons). Bulk amounts and bulk prices available. Great for green house situations, fields planting, orchards and vineyards too. Contact us at waconverse@yahoo.com to ask questions or to make arrangements for purchase.
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Looking for farmer to farm our land
Posted 3/3/2010We're looking for someone to farm our land. We have up to a half an acre, irrigation rights, great soil, and we have had established garden the past four years. In addition, we have some buyers in place, including our restaurant.
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Host an Earth Day Booth April 17
Posted 3/3/2010The Columbia Gorge Earth Center is sponsoring another great Earth Day event this year! Come join us from 10am -2pm on Saturday, April 17 to sell your goods, share your talents and sign people up for your CSA! Contact Amanda at 541-490-3466 or the e-mail address below.
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ducks, turkeys, geese????
Posted 3/1/2010does anyone grow poultry other than chicken for sale? organic, well-loved, free-range or some combination of same. very interested. Blayney 509-493-2637
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Rent a rototiller
Posted 2/25/2010I would like to borrow or rent a rototiller to prepare soil of an old garden at the home we just moved in to. Country Club Rd. area in Hood River. Thought I'd check here first b-4 going to HR Supply. Thanks.
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1975 Gilson Tractor Model 33181A
Posted 2/20/2010Looking for attatchments for this mini tractor. Hoping for a tiller & front loader. Contact Jeff of Survival Garden @ krazydawgkafe@ yahoo.com. Thanks
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Goat meat
Posted 2/19/2010USDA processed, retail size cuts of young goat. Grass fed, and treated with care their entire lives. Quality meat born and raised on our Klickitat county farm. Can be paid for with paypal. View at www.Halfcreekfarm.homestead.com
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Eggs from free range chickens (really)
Posted 2/14/2010Vegetarian feed, except for the bugs and worms they find themselves. Lots of eggs now. On-farm sales in Trout Lake. 509-395-2233
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Raw Milk
Posted 2/11/2010I'm am trying to put together a group of folks to attain raw milk from a herd share in Prineville. If we have enough folks we may be able to get it delivered to the Gorge. Contact me if you are interested in raw cow milk. cheers, Karen
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Incubator Worm Beds for Sale
Posted 2/11/2010Have 2 incubator, thermostat-controlled worm beds for sale, with red worms. If interested email me at bill.turner222@gmail.com or call 541.980.4036
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430 Standard John Deere Tractor
Posted 2/8/20101957 430 John Deer Tractor with Superior hydraulic front end loader plus palate pick. Lyle - $5000. Runs great! A good workhorse. Call 503-320-1099
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Gorge Growing Guide
Posted 2/6/2010For the beginner gardeners, it would be great if there was a resource on this site that would provide planting schedules for various crops in the gorge.
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Buffalo Meat
Posted 1/26/2010Put the flavor and goodness of America's original red meat on your table. Locally-grown without hormones, and pasture-raised without grain. Call 509-773-4450 to reserve for April harvest. Custom-cut quarters, halves and wholes.
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Greenhouse Trusses
Posted 1/15/2010Greenhouse trusses are available now! 32-33 ft long, 9' high. 2" galvanized steel, with 1.5" supports. $30.00 each. There are approximately 200 of them. Want to see them? Let me know.
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Free Wheeling Grass Fed Beef USDA inspected
Posted 12/22/2009Grass Fed Beef in Parkdale, OR I have an ad on Craigslist.com or visit http://www.gorgegrown.com/resource/stillwater-ranch.cfm 541-490-7591
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Market vendors wanted
Posted 12/9/2009The Gorge Grown Farmers' Market (which is held on Thursday evenings from 4-7 June - Oct) is seeking hot food and value added food vendors for next summer. Our shoppers have repeatedly expressed an interest in having more dinner foods available, as well as value added foods made with Gorge Grown produce. Pizza, pies, wraps, smoothies, breads, granola, tomato sauces, salsas, dried fruits, etc. are all in demand. Please contact market manager. Todd Dierker, with any questions about how to join the market or even how to get started. todd@gorgegrown.com See ya at the market!!
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Chestnuts
Posted 12/3/2009Fresh, raw, and delicious. Organically grown. $3.50/lb. 509.538.2497
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