Looking for farmers markets in Calaveras County or roadside stands? I’ve put together a couple, but if anyone has more or updates to these please add them in the comments. Be sure to call or confirm all dates, times and locations of Markets/events as they frequently change. Angels Camp Angels Camp Fresh Fridays CFM City: […]
With the goal of “being the biggest and most widely celebrated global day for positive environmental action,” World Environment Day is an annual event held on June 5th of each year. A result of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment held from June 5th thru 16th, 1972, the first World Environment Day was […]
The Bushnell Fusion 1600 ARC Laser Rangefinder Binocular has been getting a lot of press lately and for good reason; it’s pretty awesome for the price and you get binoculars and a rangefinder in one unit. That’s one less thing to lug around and fumble with on a fast paced hunt! Bushnell Fusion 1600 ARC […]
WildBlue Communications Satellite Internet Services have been around for quite a while. For those living in a rural area like where Mullins Farms is located, WildBlue is one of only a handful of options we have for internet access & TV. Here’s a brief summary of what you get with the WILDBLUE PRO PLUS $49.99: […]
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Oh, who cares! June 3rd is National Egg Day and that’s all that matters. Did you know that eggs have been consumed by humans since the beginning of human life? While there are accounts of ancient civilizations in Britain, China, Germany, and Rome domesticating female birds for […]
National Garden Week is the wonderful brainchild of National Garden Clubs, Inc. During the first week of June, National Garden Clubs, Inc. encourages us to celebrate the joy of gardening along with our community members and local garden club. Some possible celebration ideas for you garden club from National Garden Clubs, Inc (NGC) include: – […]
June 2nd is Heirloom Seeds Day, a day to celebrate and honor the beauty and history of heirloom seeds. Simply put, heirloom seeds are open-pollinated, meaning that if properly saved, they will produce the same variety year after year. Hybrid seeds, in contrast, either won’t grow or will revert back to the parent plants. For […]
