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News on our 2011 Season
For News on our 2010 Season click here
Trout Caviar
December 24, 2011
We are honored. Our new neighbor and successful author of "Trout Caviar", Brett Laidlaw, featured meeting us in the field in his most recent blog post. It was a funny moment. Our first day of harvesting at Kate Stout's farm and of course, the equipment was not working right. At the time Brett and his wife stopped by, we were mostly cursing. We've just purchased his book and it looks wonderful and well written. Thanks Brett!
We can now process credit cards directly.
December 21, 2011
Google Checkout has been great for our credit card processing but now, for those of you who would rather just call us up, we can process your card directly.
Give us a call at 800.928.7145.
California Here We Come!
December 17, 2011
As a native Californian, Ken is especially happy to welcome our first retailer in the Golden State, FarmShop in Santa Monica, CA. It is a restaurant with an attached soon-to-open market. the menu sounds amazing.
Wonder if they deliver to Prairie Farm...
Hello WALL STREET JOURNAL!
November 17, 2011
Hello Friends! We are honored to be featured in an article in today's Wall Street Journal. Here is a link to a slide show that is available to all. The actual article can only be read by subscribers. We are flattered and grateful for the attention and for all or your support. Ken & Jay
Wall Street Journal, Pumpkin seed oil gains attention
November 13, 2011
We are done! This picture was from last Sunday, Nov 6, almost the whole crew for the final round of cleaning the seeds. We then dried them and delivered the entire harvest to Botanic Oil Tuesday evening. Best year ever by far, we are thrilled with the quantity of seeds. It took far longer than we had dreamed and it is good to be done. This week we've been cleaning and storing equipment for next year, today should be the last of it.
It is now very late in the season, the ground is beginning to freeze in places and we are also trying to catch up on long delayed fall chores. Not much to do with the oil now, it will be pressed then it will rest for about a month to clarify. Vintage 2011 should be ready just before Christmas.
In the picture, from the left, front row: Beau Brickman, Bob Grundy, Telea Dodge, Ken Seguine, Sherrine Bundt, Mike Dowd. Back row: Jen Bush, Jay Gilbertson. Important people missing: Tyler Sampson, Deborah Dowd, Betty Jorstad.
The Last Day of Harvest!
November 3, 2011
Frosty morning today, left this note in the drum of the harvester before the crew got there.
We'll still have another 5 days or so on the backend, cleaning & drying seeds then cleaning up for the year.
The Best Team
November 1, 2011
Can you believe it? We are STILL harvesting pumpkin seeds. It seems to just goes on and on but the end is in sight. One more day in this very weedy part of our field and we're DONE. Just a fantastic & fun crew, we will miss seeing them every day.
From the left, Beau Brickman, Sherrine Bundt, Jen Bush & Bob Grundy. Not pictured, Tyler Sampson.
Great event in beautiful Madison, WI
October 25, 2011
Ken had a meeting of the Wisconsin Organic Advisory Council on Monday in beautiful Madison, WI. We went a day early, got in a quick tour of our state capitol and then had a very successful sampling event at Willy Street Coop East. Thank you Madison!
By the way, Willy Street takes the cake for most unusual item in a coop. Does your store stock bat guano?
We'll be rich I tell you, RICH!
October 18, 2011
Well...maybe not, but this is interesting. The University of Wisconsin Madison and the excellent dietary supplement company Standard Process are doing a micronutrient analysis of pumpkin flesh. We've just sent them a big box of the "remains" for them to study. The variety of pumpkins we grow is not suitable for eating and it would be great to find some use for this by-product.
Great event in beautiful Madison, WI
October 25, 2011
Ken had a meeting of the Wisconsin Organic Advisory Council on Monday in beautiful Madison, WI. We went a day early, got in a quick tour of our state capitol and then had a very successful sampling event at Willy Street Coop East. Thank you Madison!
By the way, Willy Street takes the cake for most unusual item in a coop. Does your store stock bat guano?
Well, as a matter of fact, I have EVERY heard of Hay River Pumpkin Seed Oil.
October 15, 2011
Look at this sweet article in a local paper, complete with typo in the headline. Thank you Glenwood City Tribune Press Reporter!
Hello 2012
October 10, 2011
Say hello to our 2012 pumpkins. We've walked the fields with our awesome powers and made the determination on who gets to have children. We selected the best and then carefully hand harvested and dried the seeds.
We have done this in the past but lost them all in our fire of 2010 (overly toasted, :), ).
Gorgeous, warm & drying naturally
October 6, 2011
It is so gorgeous here right now, a joy to be outside. So warm and dry, we're doing something we've never done before, drying seeds on tarps out in the open.
Harvest is going well but slow it will be at least 2 more weeks. Continued thanks to our wonderful harvest team!
Hello Whole Foods Market Minnetonka, MN
October 5, 2011
We're glad to welcome our newest retailer, Whole Foods Market Minnetonka, MN. Their beautiful new store opens Oct 12 and we'll be on the shelf.
Also, although not new, we're available in Chicago at Whole Foods Market Kingsbury.
October 3, 2011
We are knee deep in pumpkin seed harvesting. It is going well but slower than we would like. I get so stressed about it. In general, I'm a pretty positive guy but I worry endlessly about harvest. I think of it as ADN syndrome. Anxiety, Despair, Nausea. One thing that cheers me on are the fantastic people and friends we work with. We are so fortunate.
Aren't they sweet?
We Begin!
September 29, 2011
Today is the first day of pumpkin seed harvest 2011. Got our majorly rehabbed harvester back from Segebrecht Repair, it should function much better for us and to top it off, it is even beautiful. Shiny black and orange epoxy paint and clear polycarbonate protective panels. We've been thinking that this is not going to be a good year for pounds of seeds harvested but now I don't know...the pumpkins look fantastic at Kate Stout's North Creek Community Farm.
It is a beautiful warm day and fall colors are almost at their peak, it will be very pretty to be outside.
Getting to be harvest time
September 21, 2011
It has been too long without a post.
We've had our first frost and the pumpkin foliage is pretty much toast. The fruit are not quite ripe, we should have some more 70 degree days and that will push them along. The harvester is finally in the shop for the long anticipated major rehab.
We might get started next week if they weather and equipment cooperate.
I've got the power
September 5, 2011
Happy Labor Day Everybody!
To quote our good friend, Sharon Hannigan's Facebook post today, "And just like that...it's fall." Woke up to the distinct smell of autumn in the air, beautiful. We're just weeks away from starting harvest and we're power washing all our equipment and buildings.
I LOVE to power wash!
America's Purest Pumpkin Seed Oil
August 25, 2011
Click here for a PDF of the full size test results on our oil.
Click here for a PDF of the full size test results on our meal used in Zenbev sleep supplements.
Fall is in the air in Prairie Farm, pumpkins are ripening and we are now looking toward harvest, hopefully starting the last week of September. The big project right now is cleaning and prepping all of our harvesting equipment. You already knew we were the first
pumpkin seed oil in America, did you know we are also the purest? Above are links to PDF
copies of the results from the microbiological testing done on last year's oil and pumpkin seed meal.
For those of you without a scientific background, these are EXCELLENT numbers, our products are PURE.
Farm Report
August 11, 2011
Sorry, it has been way too long since we've posted. We've had a fun and intense time with family visits this last two weeks. Things are coming along out in the field. As you can see, the pumpkins are beginning to turn orange. We are a little disappointed in the number of pumpkins so far. They are still blossoming and fruit that sets now still has a chance of ripening. It will depend on the September weather. You just never know from year to year what you are going to get.
The deer are continuing to be a problem eating the pumpkins to get at the seeds. Especially since we think we might have fewer fruit this year, we're going to start an abatement program next week. We try to walk the field every day looking for new damage.
July 25, 2011
Some days are just discouraging. Woke up to find that after a couple months of calm, the bear has attacked the beehives again. We like the hives where they are, right above the pumpkin field but realistically, we are probably looking at having to completely move the bee yard, a very large job this time of year when they have hundreds and hundreds of pounds of honey. We hope to consult with our favorite USDA expert tomorrow. Jay is beyond frustrated but has repaired the damage and hopefully stabilized things for tonight.
So on the way back from surveying the bear damage, we spot the first pumpkin munched by the damn deer. They are after the developing seeds. In the past, we've lost as much as 30% of the crop. When we meet with the cool USDA wildlife guy this week we'll see if we can start a control program. Do NOT eat our pumpkins deers!
Bizzy Beezs.
July 22, 2011
Here are the bees doing the deed. Gathering pollen from this male flower that will be transferred to a female blossom. They are intensely working the field and guarantee fruit. So far, this seems to be the year of no pests. Zero cucumber beetle damage and the deer have not been in the field at all. Both have wiped out 30% of the crop in past years.
Don't tell the pests about the plants. Shhh!
The pumpkins are inflating.
July 18, 2011
Ooooweee! It is hot. Like much of the country, it is amazingly hot & humid here right now. One clever local weather forecaster called it "Bangladesh with pine trees." Not so good for humans and sleep but this is heaven if you are a pumpkin. We had almost 3" of rain just before this spell of heat and they are out there in the field right now inflating.
Grow on!
July 9, 2011
Oh, I've delayed this long enough. What defines a male, on a pumpkin and a man? What is similar with a female pumpkin blossom and your mom? The best college lecture I ever attended addressed this matter. Sometime in the late 1980's Dr. Harold Koopowitz lectured a large group in a theatre at University of California Irvine. My parents had driven down to have lunch and attend the lecture. We were knocked out. It was so profound. Let me try to retell.
Across all plants, all mammals, all animals there are certain things that are constant and are used to define what is male and what is female.
Females have very few sex cells but they are huge and highly developed. Generally they are a complete organism except that they lack one last little bit of info. DNA from a male.
Males have abundant sex cells. Hello pollen, hay fever? The cells are produced in huge numbers and are widely disseminated. This applies to pumpkins as well as men. The male sex cells only contribute a tiny, but crucial amount of DNA that is missing from the female sex cells.
Pumpkins have both male and female flowers. Once you know what to look for, they are easy to identify.
The female flowers have a miniature pumpkin at their base. As with all things female this cell is well developed and ready to become a full-on pumpkin providing it is fertilized with pollen (male sex cells) from a male flower. That is where the bees are useful; transferring male pollen to female blossoms in the field. The male flowers are also easy to identify, they have thin, straight stems (no mini pumpkins here) and produce abundant pollen.
It all makes so much sense, doesn't it?
As far as the eye can see...
July 8, 2011
I love the pumpkins at this stage. Gorgeous, healthy plants, blooming like crazy and the weeds aren't too bad (yet). I threatened to last year, but did not do it, tomorrow we're going to talk about SEX.
Thanks Kitchen Window!
July 7, 2011
These guys are really good marketers. In their excellent newsletter, they were kind enough to feature Hay River Pumpkin Seed Oil. Much appreciated.
Kitchen Window Newsletter
This is really good.
July 4, 2011
For years we've had this serving suggestion on the recipe page but unlike all the others, had never actually made it. It seemed a little strange. Well, we finally tried it and it is our new favorite dessert. Different, super easy and really good. Vanilla ice cream sprinkled with pumpkin seed oil and just a little bit of salt.
Try it!
We're in the window.
July 2, 2011
We're in the Kitchen Window in Uptown Minneapolis, that is. Thank you farmer/chef/friend Brian Storey for the connection. Will post more about Brian and the amazing job he is doing with Bistro Farm later. What an addition to our community.
Kitchen Window
30 Seconds to WHEEE!
June 27, 2011
Our friends Michael and Melanie from New York visited the farm this weekend. We were able to persuade a reluctant Melanie to get on the tractor. Very much a city girl, it took her about 60 seconds to finally, tentatively release the clutch. 30 seconds later it was a full on "WHEEE, I'm driving a tractor!" with hands off the wheel.
Knew she'd love it.
Let the photosynthesis begin!
June 24, 2011
After what seemed like weeks of cool, rainy weather, the sun is out brilliantly. Boy is it gorgeous today. The pumpkin seedlings are now well established and will be taking off with all this sun. Later today will mow the hay strips then tomorrow run the tine weeder over the pumpkins to deal with the bejillion weed seeds now germinating. I weell keel them!
It was like a term paper I just couldn't make myself write.
June 19, 2011
Well, FINALLY...I did it. Jay Gilbertson had to practically duck tape me into the office chair for most of the day and I very tardily submitted all the paperwork to our organic certifier, MOSA
Hmmm...wonder if there is organic wine in the house...
Flat plants are depressing.
June 15, 2011
It has been so dry, and it was depressing seeing all our pumpkin seedlings looking so flat. Yesterday we spent the day watering the 17,000 plants in our field and it pretty much guaranteed that we'd get the inch of rain that fell last night. :)
On the bee front, things all safe from the bear. Chad Alberg with the USDA was here yesterday with some pointers for Jay. The electric line on the tree was taken down, another strand on the fence was added and key - it is now baited with peanut butter.
Jay goes all nuclear on the bear.
June 12, 2011
Saturday was spent repairing and prepping to prevent another bear assault. Jay says never again. Thinking the bear is climbing down a tree within the bee yard, that tree is now wrapped in metallic fencing testing at 7,000 volts. Nail boards are layed out. The huge tie down screws that kept the "wonder trailer" from last summer earth bound are now anchoring the hives with heavy duty ratchet straps.
Will it work?
In the first light of Sunday morning, we can see that the hives are fine. Jay will check later to see if there was an attempted break-in.
Yeah! & GRRHH!
June 11, 2011
Yeah! That we finished getting the pumpkin seedlings in. 17,000 at our place, 4,500 at Kate Stout's North Creek Community Farm, 4,000 at the Adam's/Tartakoffs and another 400 at the Lake Country Land School. To top it off, we had 1/4" of rain last night. Perfect for settling the seedlings into the earth. Off to a great start.
GRRHH! That Jay's nemesis from last year, the bear tearing into his beehives, is back. Jay's beyond frustrated. It seems like he is doing everything right, including 7,000 volt electric fencing. But still it is getting in. Today we'll spend the day rebuilding the hive and use the tie-downs that anchored the trailer we lived in during construction to anchor the hives to the earth. Jay's sending the picture and the sad story to Chad Alberg, the cool USDA expert that has been so helpful to us. Maybe he'll have an idea. We will win, we must have the bees for their early pollination services on the pumpkin blossoms.
We're part way there
June 10, 2011
Busy day yesterday, we got about 10,000 plants in the ground. Possibility of rain the next morning so we wanted to take advantage of nature's watering. Just came from an early morning field inspection and drat, it was not enough. We hit 101 degrees a couple of days ago, hottest day since the late 1980s and the soil is dry.
Today we hook up the 300 gallon waterer to the tractor and hand water the plants while 3 crews get the remaining 7,000 plants in the ground. We should be done today!
We've been busy
June 9, 2011
Last weekend, our soil consultants, Andy and Bonnie Glowdowsi of Evergreen Farm Consulting delivered our soil amendments. Here's Jay loading the 1,250 lbs of custom fertilizer into the spreader. This is a custom blend, made just for us based on our soil tests. The basic idea is to feed the soil all the nutrients needed for an active, healthy soil microbiological health. We also applied a half ton of calcium to correct our acid soil conditions.
We also continued to rotovate the strips on our hillside were the pumpkins will be planted and mow the hay in between. Almost ready.
Oh shut up, its pretty!
June 2, 2011
While the pumpkins are germinating, I've been working to catch up on the prep for the contour strips where they will be planted. As always, I tend to feel poorly prepared growing up in LA for my role as a farmer. Took 1 1/2 hours of fiddling, kicking and expletives to get the rotovator properly attached to the tractor and running. Finally got it working right and got to the field. It did make a big difference in the strips and we will be ready to plant in about a week.
In my mind I kept blathering on about being a rank amateur then came to the top of the ridge and this view. Stopped me in my tracks. It is just so very beautiful here and we are grateful.
Well, HELLOOO there!
May 30, 2011
Seven days after planting the first seedlings starting to emerge. Sometimes it happens even faster but the weather has been cool and cloudy all week. Mr. Jay is in the background watering.
Ken's goal for the day is to complete the paperwork for this year's organic certification, it has become like a term paper I've postponed to the very last minute. Get'R Done!
Everybody Germinate!
May 23, 2011
Ok, so guess. How long does it take to plant 20,800 pumpkin seeds? Two days? A day? Seven hours? Nah, not even close. Our crack team got these planted in trays in a little over two hours. Remarkable! In the shot is our friend Karolyn Larson, with the girls that helped the other day planting the 5,000 seeds, Liana Dodge, Alecia Shaw & Telea Dodge. Jay is in the background with a new friend & neighbor, Jordan who was helping out.
It is always a pleasure to work with such fun people, we really appreciate their hard work and great attitudes. With a start like this, these should be some happy pumpkins.
We Begin!
May 20, 2011
Here we go, the same great team that got last season off to such a terrific start are at it again. Here's a shot of Telea Dodge, Alecia Shaw and Liana Dodge after planting 5,000 pumpkin seeds in Kate Stout's greenhouse. A partial view of the seed trays is on the left. Another 20,000 plants will get started on Sunday. We always enjoy this part, the girls are smart, sweet and make the work fun. They are fast too, we race to keep up with them.
Over in our pumpkin field, on the cultivating front, I'm doing ok. We've had a spell of warm, sunny days where I can do a cultivation, it brings weeds & roots to the surface and they dry out. Still more to go and now it looks like a patch of wet days but there will be time to finish before the plants go in. The hillside with contour strips is looking beautiful, will post a shot after I mow.
Woulda, Shoulda, Coulda.
May 17, 2011
We are so far behind on our field work but finally, finally we have begun. Here I am cultivating the first row for this year's pumpkins. It looks pretty rough but will get whipped into shape quickly. Being organic certified, we can only use smart cultivation to control weeks. This is the fist pass on last year's crop.
It was a gorgeous day after what has been a wet cold spring. So good to be outside. It smelled and looked great.
Harvesting Honey
May 5, 2011
Here's Jay starting to harvest honey, or rather attempting to harvest. Last fall, we were just too busy with the pumpkin seed harvest and dealing with the house construction so we let the bees keep all their own food. An ideal situation - so we thought.
Unfortunately, as posted previously, like many beekeepers in our area, we experienced CCD or colony collapse disorder. Our thriving hive decided to just up and leave in the middle of winter. As Jay used the heated knife to cut the wax caps off the combs of honey, he discovered that it had crystallized over the winter. We can't harvest the honey, it needs to be in a liquid state.
We will end up with a few jars, some of the frames were in poor repair so he took the wax and crystallized honey. It will all be melted and the honey separated.
The other frames will go into the two new hives. Those new girls are going to get a head start on the season.
Rain, rain, go away...
April 28, 2011
The extendo winter of 2011 continues. Cold, windy, rainy and way too wet to start plowing to prep the fields for this year's crop. If we cultivated now it would ruin the soil structure, so, we wait.
Spring WILL come (won't it?)
Ken's on the Wisconsin Organic Advisory Council
April 21, 2011
Click here for the full size PDF
I am so excited, I applied for and got a position on the State of Wisconsin's Organic Advisory Council. We moved into our new house last weekend, life is settling down and it will be great to participate and make a contribution. Later I will be presenting some of the issues the council is working on and soliciting your views and feedback.
Ready for duty!
Zen Bev for sleep, made with Hay River Pumpkin Seed Meal
April 14, 2011
This product works. Zen Bev taken 30 minutes before bed helps you fall and stay asleep. This clinically proven and patented formula was developed by Dr. Craig Hudson and its #1 ingredient is partially defatted pumpkin seed meal.
When our oil is cold-pressed, you end up with the oil and the defatted meal from the pumpkin seeds. For the last three years we've sold this meal to Dr. Hudson and his company, Biosential Inc who use it in this product.
Personally, Ken has been a chronic poor sleeper his entire life. This is the first product I've used that helps me to get to and stay asleep. As it works with your body's natural systems, you also experience the deep sleep stages that I do not achieve with prescription products.
Zen Bev is available on the web at www.zenbev.com
Our Namesake
April 5, 2011
Flowing about a mile from our farm is our namesake, the beautiful Hay River. We're going to start taking pictures of it in the different seasons. We missed winter but this shot is from yesterday, very early spring here in Northwest Wisconsin.
Merci! Bon Appétit
March 30, 2011
Many thanks to Bon Appétit Magazine for their kindly mentions on page 19 of the April edition and in this piece on Beyond EVOO on their blog.
One year ago today
March 27, 2010 to March 27, 2011
A personal post today. One year ago today our lives took a dramatic change. We awoke in the middle of the night to find our home on fire. With our remote, rural location we knew immediately all was lost and then watched our house burn to the ground. Now, one year later, we are weeks away from moving into our beautiful new home, had the best year ever for pumpkins and pumpkin seed oil and, well, there just ain't no stopping us now. Onward!
Spring is in the air! NOT.
March 26, 2011
Winter WILL be over sometime, won't it? Just when you thought it couldn't last any longer, 8" of heavy wet snow this week and night temps in the single digits. Ah, springtime in NW Wisconsin! It is beautiful though ...
CCD, Colony Collapse Disorder, Bees all gone
March 20, 2011
So sad. Jay went to remove the winter insulation on our beehive and do his spring check and they are all gone. It is still not entirely understood why CCD happens. In the fall the hive was perfect. Jay left them with almost all their own honey. Lots of food, everything looked great but sometime during the winter the entire hive left. With the cold temps, they would have died quickly. Pictured are a small number of the male drone bees that hatched and died in the cold hive.
Bees are an important part of our system for growing pumpkins. The hives are adjacent to the pumpkin fields and provide early pollination services. We have a brief but intense summer and need to have pollination and fruit set occur early to insure ripening.
Jay is Mr. Never-Say-Never and has ordered new bees for two more hives.
This is Really Good and Really Easy
March 5, 2011
Pasta with pumpkin seed oil and cheese. Had it last night and it was way yummy. When we were at our friend Sharon Hannigan's place, "The Produce Exchange", a couple of weeks ago for a tasting, a nearby vendor suggested a sheep's milk Romano cheese to taste with our oil. It was great. One thing lead to another and then this tasty dish.
Here's what you have to do:
- Cook 8 oz pasta
- Toss with 1 tablespoon, or more, of Hay River Pumpkin Seed Oil
- Toss with 1/4 cup, or more of parmesan or another pungent cheese
- Serve and sprinkle with salt and pepper and more cheese if desired
Bon Appétit! (Speaking of which, looks like we are going to have some very exciting news pretty soon)
Hay River goes with The Purple Cow
Nettle Wood Organics
The soil mix we use to start our pumpkin seedlings is important. Not only for the seedling but for the adult plants as well. A high quality soil mix rich in compost can help to inoculate the planting field with beneficial microorganisms.
We've been testing various products the last few years and are very impressed with Purple Cow Organics. We've decided to use them exclusively and we sealed the deal at the Organic Conference Trade Show.
Plus they are a Wisconsin company, plus they are super nice guys. Here's a shot of us with Sandy Syburg. Shot taken from below, Sandy's a tall dude but not 7 feet +.
Organic Farming Conference
February 28, 2011
Well, it was great. Educational, inspirational and fun. Our organic certifier, MOSA (Midwest Organic Services Organization) exhibited at the tradeshow and it was wonderful to meet in-person the people that we work with throughout the year. Here we are with certification specialist Holly Born.
22nd Annual Organic Farming Conference
February 21, 2011
We are so excited to be attending the Organic Farming Conference this coming weekend in La Crosse, WI. We had a blast last year and it was so inspiring to see the young, even hip, future of organic farming. This is not your grandfather's farm.
Go Farming, Go Wisconsin!
Our trip to the big city
February 21, 2011
We had a blast in The Cities. Things were sorta slow at both Whole Foods and The Produce Exchange but we had so much fun seeing our friends that visited. Especially nice for us was to spend time and connect with long-time friend Sharon Hannigan.
We forgot to post, doing two taste tests tomorrow...
February 17, 2011
Sorry, this slipped by. Friday, February 18th we are doing two tastes tests in Minneapolis and would love to see some of our Twin Cities Friends.
Noon to 3:30 PM at Whole Foods Market Lake Calhoun.
Then 4:30 to 6:30 at The Produce Exchange in the Midtown Global Market on Lake Street.
'Yall come!
We won!
February 4, 2011
Or rather, our label printer won. HP, Hewlett-Packard, holds a contest every year for companies that print using their equipment. Our printer, Dion Label, won first place in the food category for producing our beautiful label. Read their press release about the award here.
We've always known that our premium product would need to look as special as it is. It was a pleasure to work with the best design and branding company in the natural products industry to turn our vision into reality. Thank you Pure Branding!
From the bottom of January, a look to the season
January 31, 2011
Even though this is the deepest part of the winter and we are far away from growing plants, we're making preparations. Here's a pallet of the potting soil we will use to start our seedlings in May. 35,000 or bust this year!
Best Taste Ever
January 19, 2011
Today we picked up our first bottles of the 2010 Vintage from Botanic Oil Innovations in Spooner, WI. This is the best tasting oil we've ever produced. For those who have had previous vintages, the flavor is deeper and more nutty. Some very subtle changes in the light toasting of the seeds before pressing can make a big difference. Another factor in our favor was the superb growing season of 2010. We set a record for percentage of oil yielded from the seeds. One other difference is that the color is darker so you are not going to be seeing the garnet-red of previous years. With the great taste, we don't think anyone is going to mind at all.
Let the shopping begin!
January 17, 2011
We are very happy to announce the availability of our 2010 Vintage Hay River Pumpkin Seed Oil. Shipping will begin on Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Good news!
January 15, 2011
The 2010 Vintage goes on sale Thursday, January 20th. We'll be putting up the Google Checkout shopping cart in the next few days.
Speaking to the "Garden Buds" on Monday
January 8, 2011
A very nice garden club in Somerset, WI asked us last summer to come and speak with them on Monday. Looking forward to it. Here's an article in a local paper.
Happy New Year Friends!
January 2, 2011
Of course we are now in the dead of winter so there's less farm news happening but we've been saving up a few bits for this quiet time. First off, an article in the LA Times about pumpkin seed oil for prostate health. We think what is missed is what will become known as some of its most important benefits in the future: lipid-based antioxidants, xeazanthin, excellent EFAs and most important of all, as we've always said, great taste!
Hat tip to Hay River Pumpkin Seed Oil friend Bill Thedinga for the tip!


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Blood Cancer Patients and Advocates Visit Capitol Hill to Support Be The Match
The 12 advocates and their caregivers, alongside Be The Match executive leaders, met with more than 60 lawmakers and staffers in just one day. They shared stories of how their lives have been impacted by bone marrow donation—whether they received a life-saving transplant, donated bone marrow to a stranger or are still searching for a match—to reinforce the importance of the program and continued federal support.
Be The Match, which connects patients with their donor match for a life-saving marrow or umbilical cord blood transplant, relies on federal funds to grow the nation's ranks of volunteer bone marrow donors, as well as to increase the inventory of umbilical cord blood units, which contain the same blood-forming cells as bone marrow. But under sequestration, the program stands to be cut by approximately $3 million in 2014. This means that as many as 20,000 willing volunteer donors and 1,000 cord blood units may not be added to the national registry.
While funding for the program has been modest compared to other federal funding, these dollars mean the difference between life and death for many Americans with life-threatening blood and marrow cancers like leukemia and lymphoma, as well as other diseases.
As a part of the Be The Match Legislative Day efforts, a bone marrow registry drive, sponsored by Senators Jack Reed, Richard Burr, Al Franken and Orrin Hatch, was held to encourage the D.C. community to swab their cheeks and join the national registry. Nearly 100 people joined the registry.
Action you can take: Advocates like you are needed to continue the momentum gained from Legislative Day. Help us reach our goal of ensuring every patient finds a match. There's more work to be done and we can't do it alone – we need your help! Visit www.BeTheMatch.org/Advocacy today and get involved!
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Oh, well . . . east of the interstate! I stand corrected. "Laugh out loud."
If I'm not mistaken Clinton even went passed the interstate now taking in Bethel Rd for the quarry and Fox Toyota. Now it's a fight with Norris I reckon to see who gets the rest of highway 61. I feel sorry for the ones being annexed by Norris. Norris has been anti growth since it became a public town. Unless at some point in my lifetime Anderson county goes METRO or consolidated government I don't have to worry about no city limits :>}
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Prices rises in the Gulf likely as global currencies battle.
October 17, 2010 4:15 by Reuters
A slump in the value of dollar and political backlash over currencies globally may further push prices higher in the Gulf, a region which lacks a flexible monetary tool to control inflation.
Most Gulf currencies are pegged against the greenback, leaving little room for governments to shape independent monetary policies, except for Kuwait, which dropped its dollar peg in 2007 in favour of a basket of currencies.
The dollar has been under pressure recently and prices touched fresh lows for 2010 last week on the view that further balance sheet expansion by the U.S. Federal Reserve would not help the U.S. currency.
Rising inflation has already been a major concern for most major Gulf economies such as Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, especially for food, which is imported and where prices have been climbing.
"The prospect of further dollar weakness is less favourable with imported food inflation becoming a clearer risk," economists at Emirates NBD wrote in a recent research report.
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Saudi Arabia relies heavily on food imports to feed its rising population and is hence vulnerable to rising commodity prices and falling dollar values.
Investors will be looking for an agreement at the G20 meeting in South Korea, a failure of which could hurt financial markets in the short-term by increasing the likelihood of quantitative easing and creating more pressure for currency intervention.
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Speculation over the viability of dollar pegs is a topic of discussion which emerges frequently in the Gulf Arab region. Back in 2007, when similar speculation swirled, investors heavily bought local Gulf currencies offshore against the dollar to bet on a revaluation.
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Also last week, Qatar Telecom sold $1.25 billion of notes in two parts, its second sale in the month, after the first issue was oversubscribed more than ten times.
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Cintas (CTAS)
CTAS Key Stats
Income Statement | |
Revenue (TTM) | 4.385B |
Revenue (Quarterly YoY Growth) | 6.56% |
EPS Diluted (TTM) | 2.557 |
EPS Diluted (Quarterly YoY Growth) | 5.00% |
Net Income (TTM) | 316.46M |
Profitability | |
Gross Profit Margin (Quarterly) | 41.59% |
Profit Margin (Quarterly) | 6.94% |
Dividend | |
Dividend Yield (TTM) | 1.40% |
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Current Valuation | |
Market Cap | 6.569B |
Enterprise Value | 7.600B |
PE Ratio (TTM) | 21.43 |
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PEG Ratio (TTM) | 2.553 |
Price to Book Value | 2.991 |
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Debt to Equity Ratio (Quarterly) | 0.5961 |
Free Cash Flow (Quarterly) | 45.10M |
Return on Equity (TTM) | 14.70% |
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Industry: Business Services
Headquartered in Cincinnati, Cintas Corporation provides highly specialized services to businesses of all types primarily throughout North America. Cintas designs, manufactures and implements corporate identity uniform programs, and provides entrance mats, restroom supplies, promotional products, first aid, safety, fire protection products and services, carpet and tile cleaning and document management services for approximately 900,000 businesses. Cintas operates 430 facilities in the U.S. and Canada, including six manufacturing plants and nine distribution centers that employ approximately 30,000 people. Company revenues were $3.8 billion in fiscal year 2011. Net income for the year was $247 million, and earnings per diluted share were $1.68 this year. Cintas was founded by Richard T. Farmer, Chairman Emeritus. Robert J. Kohlhepp serves as Chairman of the Board, Scott D. Farmer is Chief Executive Officer and J. Phillip Holloman serves as President and Chief Operating Officer. Cintas Corporation was founded in 1968.
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FAU remains winless in the Belt
Well, is it time for b-ball fans to panic?
After going 3-0 against FIU last year, the Burrowing Birds (4-11, 0-4 in Belt) got beat 69-58 Saturday night. It was a thorough pasting, as the Kitties (4-9, 1-2) led 41-23 at half and cruised to a way-too-easy win.
Good thing Carlos Monroe didn't make a prediction, because he was held to 7 points and 5 rebounds in 22 minutes. He was 1-of-6 from the FT line, and overall the BBs were a dismal 11-of-26 from line.
There wasn't much good to come out of it, other than Brett Royster had a decent night (10 points and 6 boards in 23 minutes).
Paul Graham was 4-of-10 from the field, 1-of-7 from the FT line. Yikes. Hope he shakes off the rust soon.
After four conference games last year, FAU was 3-1. Now 0-4 with a loss to the Kitties.
So, what is going on?
Well, the loss of DeAndre Rice and Brent Crews was a bigger blow than expected. Rice could hit from anywhere and drew a lot of defensive attention, and Crews was a great defender whose work was kind of under the radar but the BBs could sure use someone with this toughness and tenaciousness now.
Losing Graham for 30 days and eight games didn't help, and so far the only newcomer that has played well most of the time has been Nwoji. Hernandez, Perkins and Sanchez have not shown much, while Parmer and Simmons continue to underwhelm.
I would say this team is at a critical juncture. They can either step it up and at least be competitive or play out the string. This is when we'll see where T-Rex is in his development as a second-year head coach. Hard to read him, other than he is not happy, or get a feel for the relationship with the players. I wouldn't say it is warm and fuzzy, which is not passing any judgment, just an observation.
He obviously pushes them hard, but has he learned when to back off a bit? What does he do now, with a team that has little confidence and has yet to find its bearings despite the season being nearly half over? Browbeat them or try and pump them up? We'll have to wait and see.


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1. Would you be in control?
2. Would you let me pull your hair?
3. Would you wisper in my ear?
4. Would you talk dirty to me?
5. Would you me with a little tongue or a lot of tongue?
6. Would you say my name?
7. Would you go down on me?
8. Would you let me give you a hickie?
9. How many rounds would we go?
11.Would you take off all ur clothes then take mine off slowly?
10. What would you wanna do afterwards?
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15. Would u fall asleep when we were done?
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He'll meet you and sweep you off of your feet
He's nice and he's funny, so cute and so sweet
Surprisingly, he likes the same things as you
He does all the things that you love to do
He's the perfect guy, the one of your dreams
You belong together, or so it seems!
He looks in your eyes, and plays with your hair
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His touch is so soft, his hold is so tight,
His words are so soothing, his kiss is just right!
You ditch all your friends for your new obsession
You don't realize your future is full of depression
You think that you love him, you give him your heart
Little do you know that he'll tear it apart
You do what he wants, you know its not good
You told him slow down, and
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You'll learn to like it as time goes on!
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At this point you've fallen into his trap
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Don't let them suck you into their game
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After a while without sewing I'm back with another garter belt and panties to complete this set ;) More pictures and tutorial how to sew it by yourself on my blog: http://vaylebyme.blogspot.com/2013/10/komplet-bardzo-sodki-pas-do-ponczoch-cz2.html
Oct 24, 2013, 09.21 PMby liliv-1
It's really very sweet and cute!
Oct 25, 2013, 03.01 PMby Vayle
Thank You :)
Oct 19, 2013, 10.01 PMby Ellen Hatteland
This set is really cute – and you did a great job ;) You can check out this pattern if you like: http://www.burdastyle.com/pattern_store/patterns/52011-bustier-top
Oct 20, 2013, 11.16 AMby Vayle
Thank You Ellen! It would be great not only for bra <3
Oct 19, 2013, 08.48 PMby Mary Athey
Gorgeous under cracker set!! Love the fabric choice. Are you going to make a matching bra? X
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Thank You :) it would be great but I don't have pattern for bra :/ have to find it or destroy my old one :D
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Check out and see if there's any free bra patterns on the internet? I just think it would look lovely x
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I think so too ;) Thank You very much :)
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Fred "Freddy" Huey Dave, 74, died on January 16, 2013 in a hospice facility in Florida.
He was the eldest child born to Mary Ruth and Fred Dave on Jan. 8, 1939, in Chattanooga. Fred was educated in the Chattanooga Public School System. He graduated from Howard High School after returning home from his call of duty in the United States Army.
While in the Army, Private Dave was assigned special missions. Those missions were to travel stateside and abroad singing and entertaining the troops.
Fred loved to sing and perform. He grew up singing in the Prospect Baptist Church choir. He was known for his smooth vocal and falsetto voice. As a child, he was hired by radio station, WMSF to star in his own show where he sang over the airwaves.
Later, Fred moved to California where he resided over 40 years. He was the owner and operator of Fred's Painting Service. He also hosted a popular show at Jax's Restaurant called "Open Mic Night with Fred Dave and Friends," which continues in his honor. Fred was a faithful member of Montrose Community Church where he sang in the choir. He continued to sing and entertain until his health failed.
Fred is survived by three loving children, two sons, Edward Dave of Ft. Lauderdale, and Glen (Lisa) Dave of Homestead, Fl.; one daughter, Minster Vickie (Michael) McGoy, of Chattanooga; mother, Mary Ruth Hester of Chattanooga; stepmother, Irene Dave of Chattanooga; brother, Sammy (Jenny) Dave of Mooresville, N.C.; sisters, Iris Faye Careathers of Chattanooga, Glenda (Norris) Morris of Nashville, and Della Barney of Jacksonville, Fl.; aunt, Glenda Wilson of Chattanooga; nine grandchildren, four great-grandchildren; several cousins, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be held at noon on Friday, Jan. 25, at Prospect Baptist Church with Reverend Jay Tremble officiating. Interment will be in National Cemetery.
The body will lie in state after noon on Thursday, and the family will receive friends from 6–7 p.m. at John P. Franklin Funeral Home, 1101 Dodds Ave., 622-9995.
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Evelyn Roddy Walldorf of Chattanooga, died peacefully at her home on Tuesday, December 3, 2013. Mrs. Walldorf was a lifelong resident of Chattanooga and was a member of First Presbyterian ... (click for more)
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Francis Larry Dowd, of Hixson, died on Wednesday, December 4, 2013. He was 70. Arrangements will be announced later by the North Chapel of Chattanooga Funeral Home. (click for more)
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Mary Evelyn Parker Sellers, 80, of Rossville, died on Tuesday, December 3, 2013. Survivors include her husband, Luther Sellers; son, Larry (Holly) Sellers; daughter, Gail (Ron) Solomon; grandchildren, Tim (Geri) Solomon, Kraig Solomon, Kayla Sellers and Ryan Sellers; and brother, Oscar (Nell) Parker. The family will receive friends on Thursday, Dec. 5, from 5-7 p.m. ... (click for more)
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Walker County Sole Commissioner Bebe Heiskell said Wednesday she plans to continue "to try to provide the essential and necessary credit support needed by Hutcheson Medical Center as it continues to rebuild and provide medical services to the community." She stated, "As to the press questions about the $2 million loan being discussed last week, that was ... (click for more)
The cause of Tuesday's house fire at 3527 Taylor Street has been ruled accidental. Lt. Andrew Waters with the Fire Investigation Division said the fire was most likely caused by an electrical malfunction. The resident, Stephen Boudy, had to escape the fire by jumping out of his bedroom window. He was transported to Erlanger Medical Center, where he was treated ... (click for more)


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CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. (WEAU) - A local hospital plans to hold a book sale to buy food baskets for those in need.
St. Joseph's Hospital in Chippewa Falls is collecting new and used books Tuesday through October 1st at the information desk at the main lobby of the hospital. You can buy the books October 3rd and 4th from 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. at McDonald Hall at the hospital. Book prices will start at 25 cents.
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Report: Lamar Alexander Procured 2009 Earmark for Museum Honoring Him Print article Send a Tip by Matthew Boyle 9 Aug 2013 post a comment Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN) reportedly procured an earmark in the Fiscal Year 2009 Interior Appropriations bill for a museum that would use taxpayer resources to travel around the state with an exhibit on Alexander's political career. "Senator Alexander inserted a $400,000 earmark for the Tennessee State Museum into the FY 2009 Interior Appropriations bill," Red State's Daniel Horowitz reports. Horowitz links off to an official Office of Management and Budget (OMB) website that shows the earmark Alexander acquired for the museum. On Thursday evening, Nashville's News Channel 5 investigative reporter Ben Hall uncovered that Alexander's re-election campaign was working with the taxpayer-funded museum to roll out the exhibit. The museum canceled the planned exhibit abruptly once Hall began asking questions about the process. Emails showed the campaign working with museum officials to put the exhibit together. The museum's executive director said in her interview with the local news outlet that no taxpayer money, only private funding, would have been used for the Alexander exhibit. The exhibit would have cost about $44,000 and focused on Alexander's long political career. As a result of the local news investigation, the museum has postponed the exhibit until after the 2014 elections. In response to this revelation, a spokesman for Alexander pointed Breitbart News to a 2013 document laying out the purpose of that $400,000 grant, seeming to indicate that since the grant was not directly for the Alexander exhibit, there was nothing wrong, as Horowitz implied in his article. "Mr. Pomeroy presented a report on the status of the museum's Save America's Treasures grant," the document reads in part. The museum received a federal allocation of $400,000 through a grant program operated by the National Park Service through the Department of the Interior. The purpose of the grant is for rehousing the museum's collection into more stable storage conditions. Due to the recession, the museum has been able to purchase additional cabinets as the costs have been reduced from the quotes obtained for the original application. The museum has $100,000 remaining in its account, which will be used for compact storage. The grant contract is scheduled to close in July 2014. The museum's staff hours committed toward the project serves as grant match for the rehousing project. In the next paragraph, though, that document shows the same museum official who was coordinating the exhibit's rollout with Alexander's campaign officials, executive director Lois Riggins-Ezzell, helped the senator procure that $400,000 grant for the museum. "Manager of Curatorial Planning Miranda Fraley was primarily responsible for organizing the application and has continued managing the grant by preparing the monitoring reports which are submitted on a scheduled basis to the Department of the Interior," the document reads. "Mr. Pomeroy also credited TSM Executive Director Lois Riggins-Ezzell for her assistance in making U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander aware of the application." Comments
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Cool work TBO – love the facial expression especially!
Wow, really like this TBO… Brilliant!
LOVE IT TBO- Such beautiful details !!! xxx Awesome
Wow Baby!! I love her eye shadow and her hair so much!! And the detail of the laces :) :) AND!!! I LOVE that BG! :) :) You is amazing darling!! :) :) {{{{hugs}}}}
thanks guys, using a few techniques I usually NEVER do! :O
Superb. Very nice colour palette.
Instant fave this one!!
This is another amazing piece TBO :D
wow! interesting subject, technique, colours and background.