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Comment by Jamie Jedinak on January 30, 2011 at 5:18pm

 

 

Fresh Fertilized, Local ORGANIC Eggs available - $4 per dozen

~ colors will vary  :)

756-9919  Jamie

 

 

 

 

Comment by Angela MacLeod on January 24, 2011 at 8:30am

Wanted: Dehumidifier to borrow (or rent or barter for ) to use for a while.

 

Angela and David

 

Comment by Jamie Jedinak on January 20, 2011 at 5:36pm

Hi Jennifer,

Would you please give me a call about my room for rent on 1/2 acre in town - A little Country in the City!!  :)  756-9919

There is an old ad on my site here and I planned to put one up soon!  You are welcome to look at the old one and I have many pics Ta Boot!

    ~  Jamie

Comment by Jennifer C Fredricksen on January 20, 2011 at 3:17pm

Hello All!

 

I am seraching for a initimate space where myself and my amazing dog Jackson can call home. Hopefully it is allowing of an organic master gardener too! I work in Fairhaven at Rebecca's Flower Shoppe as well as am the Auction Coordinator for the Whatcom Land Trust. I truly would appreciate any and all considerations for creating a long term rental!

 

Blessings,

Jennifer

Comment by Shannon Maris on January 15, 2011 at 5:57pm

Please spread the word!

The rental unit attached to my house at 1905 Larrabee Ave. will be vacated at the end of January and will be available for new tenants in early February.

The space is about 800 sq. ft. It has a modern IKEA custom kitchen, which is open to a large dining and living room, and has a high ceiling. It has one bedroom and a loft, bamboo and tile floors, one bathroom with shower, and large shared yard, with options to garden. Space includes dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer.

Price is $900, plus $450 damage deposit. Price includes all utilities.

To view, discuss or  for questions, contact:

Wendy Scherrer
1905 Larrabee Avenue
Bellingham, WA 98225
h-360-715-2993
c-360-319-9518
bluegreen.northwest@gmail.com

Comment by Charles Kelm on December 19, 2010 at 5:24pm

Lady Hamster has a cow.  You can too!  Or a quarter or a half!  2nd generation Bellingham grass fed cow.  She will be processed on the 21st, and age for about 3 weeks.  The cost is $1.75 a pound to the farmer, $.55 a pound average to the butcher, Kaiser Meats, for custom cut and wrap.  The other cost is the kill cost, which last year was $70.  If you take a quarter of the animal, then you would pay a quarter of that cost, etc.  I'm getting 1/4 of one of her two cows.  There are 4 quarters left as of today.  Write her at: hamsterfarm@hotmail.com

Comment by Jamie Jedinak on December 12, 2010 at 1:03am

here is the Fedco seed catalog pdf

 

http://www.fedcoseeds.com/forms/sds33_cat.pdf

Comment by Celt M. Schira on December 1, 2010 at 11:14am

Garden Kit Project 2011 Sign up or sign up someone you think would benefit. Free garden kits in two sizes: container/square foot garden, regular. Originally begun as way to provide seeds to beginning gardeners, marginal income gardeners, students, and children with adult supervision, garden kits are for anyone who is gardening in small spaces. Designed to provide a long harvest in the Fourth Corner. Garden kit comes with two free tomato starts.
Seed for kits is saved, swapped, donated and purchased. Volunteers are welcome to help clean seed and pack the kits. Sunday afternoons 2:00 - 4:00 in January and February, please first (360) 756-8957 to sign up for a garden kit or volunteer to help with seed cleaning. Donations cheerfully accepted.
Thank you to all the 2010 volunteers and donors, who packed seed for 45 kits, 5 charities, 2 school gardens.

Heirloom tomato, pepper and herb starts for sale April-June. Proceeds fund garden kits. Pre-order to reserve particular varieties.

Comment by jasmin liepa on November 28, 2010 at 12:28am

I'm interested as well...will wait for final price with taxes etc....

Comment by Laura J Sellens on November 27, 2010 at 12:49pm

Wow, I'm pleased at all the interest in home-scale oil production. This all came, by the way, out of a free sample of Bija pumpkin seed oil at the Co-op last week. Bija is a Canadian company that has a plant in Lynden and makes a variety of oils from Whatcom County stock (wherever possible).

I think what I'll do is call on Monday to find out about fees/taxes/shipping, thanks Shannon for the idea, and that might influence whether one big group order would be best or if other groups of 4 should form. If you want to put it in your e-news, Shannon, that would be fine. At the least I can inform people. Send them to laurasellens@gmail.com. A working link to piteba: http://www.piteba.com/

To everyone who has expressed interest, thanks! I think I'll give this post another week or so, to see if anyone else expresses interest or anyone from the e-news, and then I'll contact you to make a plan.

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