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Misty Meadows Farm

215 Blevins Road
Payneville, KY 40157

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Misty Meadows Farm is a 28-acre family farm owned by Ralph and Kathy Packard. Our children and grandchildren help us farm 12 of the 28 acres, where we plant many different vegetables. The 2008 growing season will be our 9th year operating Misty Meadows Farm CSA.

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Swiss Chard

Swiss chard (Beta vulgaris) has large glossy green leaves with thick veins and stalks. The veins can be strikingly colorful in some varieties or light green or white in others. Chard is in the same family as beets and spinach. Its flavor profile lies somewhere between the greens of the Read more about Swiss Chard»

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5/14/2008    Sustainable City Series: Climate Change - From Bali to Louisville


The fourth Sustainable City Series: Climate Change – From Bali to Louisville was held Tuesday May 13, 2008 from 6:00 – 8:30.

Keith Mountain, Associate Professor of Geography and Geosciences at the University of Louisville, was the first guest speaker at the forum. He began by discussing read more »

5/12/2008    Reusable Produce Bags


By Tina L. Meredith
 
Last Saturday when I was making purchases at the Bardstown Road Farmer’s Market, I noticed that at the end of the transaction the farmer automatically pulled out a plastic bag for me. While I’m a little embarrassed that I’ve gone so long without read more »

3/26/2008    Sustainable City Series: Local Food & Agriculture


by Tina L Meredith

The event, hosted by Urban Design Studios, on March 25, 2008 from 6:00-8:30 at Glassworks was heavily attended. After checking in at 5:55 and receiving my nametag, I got in the long appetizer line snaking around the back of the room. There was a fairly impressive read more »

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