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September 2013 Farmer’s Co-op Report

September 2013 Farmer’s Co-op Report

We had something really unusual in the Co-Op this past week… a foreigner! We figured it out when it was obvious he couldn’t speak the language. This fellow came in around three-thirty PM on Tuesday and walked right up to the counter and was trying his darndest to talk with Junior. It went something like […]

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July 2013 Farmer’s Co-op Report

July 2013 Farmer’s Co-op Report

Honey, I’m Home. That’s right. This month down at the Watervalley Co-op we’re running a special on wooden honeybee hives. You can get the entire set up, including a queen bee at a greatly discounted price. Lester on the loading dock got one and has set it up as his place. Lester hasn’t had much […]

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June 2013 Farmer’s Co-op Report

June 2013 Farmer’s Co-op Report

Co-Op Gardening Tip for June Mildred Tomlin came in this past week with a big problem. It was her hydrangeas. Mildred had followed our advice from last month and put sulphur powder around her hydrangeas to make her soil more acidic. But in the last week, many of the leaves on her plants were turning […]

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May 2013 Farmers’ Co-op Report

May 2013 Farmers’ Co-op Report

Getting Your pHD It’s time to play in the dirt again! So, this month’s tip is about soil pH. We took a survey of the boys down here at the Co-Op to see who knew what the actual letters pH stood for. The answers included potential harvest, pasture health, and plant habitat. Lester on the […]

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May 2013 Community Events

May 2013 Community Events

May 3-5. Senior Trip Tomato Plant and Geranium Fundraiser Sale. The Watervalley Co-Op will host the annual fundraiser to help defray the cost of the bus for the WHS Seniors to go on their senior trip to Washington, D.C. Donations also accepted. GO HILLTOPPERS class of 2013! May 8. The Society Book Club Meeting.  As in years […]

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