Showing posts with label Indiana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indiana. Show all posts

Monday, June 10, 2013

June is Dairy Month

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And I love some dairy!

Farmer Doc and I are serious homemade ice cream makers. We make ice cream for every big event through the summer and fall. And for some not-so-big events. We are “famous” for our blackberry ice cream, but love to experiment with different flavors. Two years ago we perfected our pumpkin pie ice cream. Last year our cookies and cream was a big hit.

cookies and cream ice cream
But all we have is a 6-quart ice cream maker. Which means that when we make ice cream, we really make ice cream. So we better have lots of friends around to help us eat it! And our standard ice cream recipe uses raw eggs. I usually don’t mind that, but I really shouldn’t eat raw eggs while I’m pregnant. So we needed to look for new ice cream recipes this year.

Monday, September 10, 2012

Indiana Farm Bureau policy

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At it’s heart, the Farm Bureau is a policy organization. Yes, it is a grass roots organization of farmers. And they do lots to develop leadership skills, networking opportunities, and educational programs for farmers and non-farmers alike. But the heart and soul of the organization is policy.

Farm Bureau is very involved in any legislation that can affect farmers, whether directly (like the Farm Bill) or indirectly (like time zones).

Every year, the Indiana Farm Bureau holds a delegate session in Indianapolis in August. At this meeting, the delegates (representatives from each county) discuss and vote on the policies that Farm Bureau will support (or not support) in the next calendar year.

delegate session

Monday, August 20, 2012

2012 Taste From Indiana Farms

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Last week I spent 3 days at the Indiana State Fair working the Taste From Indiana Farms event. This event is put on by the Women’s Leadership Committee of the Indiana Farm Bureau every year.

The Indiana Farm Bureau has 10 districts. Each year, every district is assigned a different commodity. This year, my district had fruit. I found an orchard in our area, and loaded up the back of my truck with 120 pounds of apples – enough to give a sample to each of the almost 5,000 people we expected to see over the next 3 days.

truck full of apples

Monday, August 23, 2010

Another ticket giveaway: Dig-IN!

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Dig In

Thanks once again to the kind folks at the Indiana Soybean Alliance, I have 2 tickets to Dig-IN to give away!

Dig-IN is Sunday, August 29 at the White River State Park in Indianapolis.  This promises to be a fun-filled day, starting at noon.

The list of entertainment includes:  food tastings, beer and wine tastings, ice cream making demonstrations, cooking demonstrations, gardening exhibits, Q&A sessions with local chefs, local bands, and much more!

To enter the giveaway, you can get one entry each for:

That’s four entries!  (Already follow?  Already a fan?  That counts too – just leave me a comment and let me know!)

The winner of the 2 tickets will be chosen by random drawing and announced Friday, August 27 at 12:00 noon Central Time.  Good luck!

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