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Jan 24 2015

Breaking Ground

This year we are growing a new variety called Inchelium Red. It is the mildest variety that we areĀ  currently growing. I ate some raw during planting. It was good! This year we are planting our garlic in a newly and slowly reclaimed yard right behind our garlic shed (with trees 20 feet tall and weeds 6 feet high!), Right on the shore of Artichoke Lake.breaking-ground

 

newly-broken-ground

tractor

Written by Les Olson · Categorized: Garlic News

Jan 20 2015

Fun Times Selling Garlic at the Maple Grove Farmers Market

Hardneck garlic lined up in a rowWe had a fun run at the Maple Grove Indoor Farmers Market. The indoor market runs from November through March. Big Stone Garlic is sold out for the season, but there are still vendors with fresh produce and bakery items and lots of other goodies available. There is always live music, too! If you are in the Minneapolis area, check out the indoor market on Thursday February 19 and March 19 from 3-6pm at the Maple Grove Community Center.

Written by Les Olson · Categorized: Garlic News

Oct 05 2014

Our First Garlic Booth Ever

We took part in the Big Stone County Harvest Festival and had our first-ever booth at Big Stone Apple Ranch. It was so much fun talking garlic with visitors and other vendors.

Big Stone Apple Ranch entrance sign
Apples on a tree at Big Stone Apple Ranch
Our first garlic booth ever!
Beautiful Chesnok Red Garlic in its display basket
Les discusses garlic with visitor to the Big Stone harvest fest booth
Festiveness at Big Stone Harvest Fest
Kids exploring the loft area of the apple barn
Kids playing fooseball in the apple barn

Written by Les Olson · Categorized: Garlic News

Oct 04 2014

Beautiful Big Stone County

Aunt Sheila enjoyed the Big Stone Harvest Fest with us. She took some time to photograph the beautiful fall landscape. She was so absorbed in the scenery that it took her two hours to travel the 12 miles between our farm and Ortonville. Here are a few of her shots.

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Where the county name comes from
autumn farmstead
curved prairie road
green gold and blue
deep blue water
deadwood
white barn
cottonwood grove
fall soybeans
fenceline grove
fall grackles
prairie sky

Written by Les Olson · Categorized: Garlic News

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