New this year at the local CVCC winter farmers market will be a crop of fresh radishes. Countryside Winter Farmers’ Market at Old Trail School January 22; February 5 &
What goes on in the vineyard in January, well not too much. These vines are very winter hardy and can handle temps. down to 30 degrees below zero farenheit. They
We are working at ya might say “closing the loop” as much as possible when it comes to food. Saying that is one thing doing it is another. Not only
2010 saw Maize Valley Farm Market and Winery go to its very first garlic festival. The very first Cleveland Garlic Festival was held in September by the North Union Farmers’
It was a long and wonderful fall harvest season here at Maize Valley! BEST one EVER! Thank you to all of those of you who came out and enjoyed one
U know we like to say “Come and see why Maize Valley IS the Place to Be!” Well we try and make Great Wine…FUN!! Life is just too darn short
Maize Valley Farm Market and Winery will be “Bringing it” again this fall with our fall harvest of fun! It’s been a while since I “blogged it out” here sorry!
Every few years we try and keep up with that “overhead” work that pays in the long run and this is one of those jobs. It isn’t cheap to put
It has been a pretty warm and dry spring so far. You never know if that is a good thing or not. It is great to get out and get
Boy winter started early, like I think it was somewhere around last June? Anyhow we are seeing some signs of spring here or there. Days getting longer, still daylight at
January 21 saw the first of our Vintner’s dinners at Maize Valley for 2010. They are reservation only dinners limited to 40 persons held on the third Thursday of every
There is ALWAYS something Happening at Maize Valley! I understand the economy presents some unique challenges now, but I refuse to think that you can do nothing about it. It
Yea I do talk and shoot a lot of videos but here and there I try and do some real work too. I guess we bloggers who actually get out
Well I ain’t braggin but hey, sometimes even a blind nut finds a squirl….. or somethang like that? You C right up the street from us not even five minutes
When I was growing up I have vivid memories of my dad bringing in a watermelon and cutting it in half then slicing it in circular sections that covered the
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