John from Growing Your Greens shows you when sapodilla is ready to pick at Three Sisters Farm in Homestead, Florida, at 23:31 min: https://youtu.be/87QpLjUNzeE?t=1405
and black sapote at 19:30min https://youtu.be/87QpLjUNzeE?t=1170
The farm is just across the street from Fruit and Spice Park in Homestead:
References:
https://www.threesistersfarm.com/
Picking Sapodilla or Chikoo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD4crGKBOX8
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Lara Farms in Redland, Florida is the place to buy mamey fruit trees
Julian Lara is the second generation owner of Lara Farms in Redland, Florida. Truly Tropical YouTube channel visited his nursery and farm to talk about the tropical fruits he grows and tropical fruit trees he sells.
Lara Farms
18660 SW 200th St, Miami, FL 33187
(305) 253-2750
It's Mamey Sapote Season at Lara Farms in April:
Lara Farms
18660 SW 200th St, Miami, FL 33187
(305) 253-2750
It's Mamey Sapote Season at Lara Farms in April:
Urban goats for milk in a San Francisco backyard
From http://faircompanies.com:
Heidi Kooy lives in a fairly dense part of San Francisco - her row house touches her neighbors'- with just 1000 square feet of backyard, but she manages to squeeze in an organic garden, fruit trees, chickens and, most recently, a pair of goats. A San Francisco Health Department clause that allows for "two female goats for family purposes". Two years ago she bought two Nigerian dwarf goats and today, they provide anywhere from 1 to 3 quarts of milk per day for her family (drunk as raw milk and used to make cheese).
She loves her fresh goats' milk, but Kooy admits the price is steep. The goats themselves usually cost about $500-600 each. Then there are the vet bills and stud services (to keep them lactating). And then you need to milk them twice a day, every day. Besides the daily milkings, she takes them a mile away (often by car) to a nearby park to exercise.
References:
Urban goats for organic raw milk in a San Francisco backyard - videos - *faircompanies http://buff.ly/1gRctO6
Fresh Goat Milk, Dead Wood and Dubious Neighbors - NYTimes, 2011 http://buff.ly/1iOgYxj
Heidi Kooy lives in a fairly dense part of San Francisco - her row house touches her neighbors'- with just 1000 square feet of backyard, but she manages to squeeze in an organic garden, fruit trees, chickens and, most recently, a pair of goats. A San Francisco Health Department clause that allows for "two female goats for family purposes". Two years ago she bought two Nigerian dwarf goats and today, they provide anywhere from 1 to 3 quarts of milk per day for her family (drunk as raw milk and used to make cheese).
She loves her fresh goats' milk, but Kooy admits the price is steep. The goats themselves usually cost about $500-600 each. Then there are the vet bills and stud services (to keep them lactating). And then you need to milk them twice a day, every day. Besides the daily milkings, she takes them a mile away (often by car) to a nearby park to exercise.
References:
Urban goats for organic raw milk in a San Francisco backyard - videos - *faircompanies http://buff.ly/1gRctO6
Fresh Goat Milk, Dead Wood and Dubious Neighbors - NYTimes, 2011 http://buff.ly/1iOgYxj
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