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Lebanese Lemonade; Tastes Like Candy

By Karissa Moore in Kitchen Garden

If you are used to just lemons and refined sugar (bad stuff), your palette is missing one of life’s simple pleasures. Keep Reading »

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Peachy Lemon Jam Recipe

By Karissa Moore in Kitchen Garden

Peaches are in season and this jam is the perfect way to savor that summer freshness. Keep Reading »

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Grilled Artichokes with Tomato-Pepperoncini Sauce

By Brad Attig in Kitchen Garden

Artichokes from the garden with a new way to fix them and served with a tasty spin on a tomato sauce? Grill the artichokes and use peperocini in the tomato sauce. Keep Reading »

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Garden Planning for the Season

By Rebecca Barnhart in Kitchen Garden

As you head to the farmers markets this week and wander amongst the mouth-watering produce, feeling the rise of spring … Keep Reading »

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Growing Herbs Indoors

By Rebecca Barnhart in Kitchen Garden

Here are some fantastic options for space savers who want to harvest their own herbs any time of the year. Keep Reading »

Radish Bunch Kitchen Garden

Radish and Cucumber Appetizer

By Rebecca Barnhart in Kitchen Garden

For a quick spring or summertime appetizer try this one-bite radish and cucumber treat. Keep Reading »

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Edible Weeds, Who Knew?

By Rebecca Barnhart in Kitchen Garden

The best revenge for a garden full of weeds is to pluck them from the ground – and put them on your plate! Keep Reading »

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Rhubarb Strawberry Compote

By Rebecca Barnhart in Kitchen Garden

This rhubarb spread is fresh, delicious and full of that tart bite rhubarb is known for. Try it for yourself! Keep Reading »

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Companion Planting Fights Pests

By Nicole Bunde in Kitchen Garden

Ever wonder to naturally keep pests away instead of using harmful pesticides and chemicals? Try companion planting. Keep Reading »

Buckwheat Blini with Wheat Bran and Ground Flaxseeds Kitchen Garden

Serve Fresh by Staying Local

By Rebecca Barnhart in Kitchen Garden

Mennonite Village in Albany, OR begins the spring season with a new fresh and healthy eating campaign inspired by local producers and their harvest. Keep Reading »

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Brooklyn Grange - New York

The Tillie has been a great machine for our farm. The battery has surprisingly strong power and longevity, and the Tillie has allowed us to reduce both the time and labor involved in bed preparation, weeding, bed shaping, and even light tilling in our loose soil. It’s a worthwhile investment which clearly paid for itself.”

Ben Flanner – Founder, Brooklyn Grange

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DC Urban Greens - Wash DC

“The Carts and Tools Tillie has allowed our field staff to create in-ground raised beds with beautiful texture of soil. Not only aesthetically have we benefited from the use of the Tillie, the beds are now able to hold more moisture allowing our deep-rooted crops to thrive. The Tillie is a staple tool now as we continue to construct beds in our DC farms.”

Avery Snipes – Operations Manager

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Carrots over the NYC Skyline

Rooted Earth Farm - Maine

“I love my Tillie for my small farm! I do wish it wasn’t quite as heavy as it is but understand that the weight is due to the solid construction of the tool. It feels like it will last forever and is very handy for a lot of different jobs around the farm!”

Sara Tryzelaar – Farmer

Rooted Earth Farm

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OUR VISION: Sustainable, local food, available to all communities.

OUR MISSION: Increase the efficiency, productivity, profitability and thus the viability of the small farmer.

We design, manufacture, and sell affordable, commercial quality tools scaled to the needs of small farmers and serious gardeners.

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