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Cape Breton Exhibition
August 12 - August 17
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The Keddys are a Nova Scotia farm family in the Annapolis Valley. They are featured on www.realfarmlives.ca on two great episodes. They are growing strawberry plants (nursery stock) that are shipped across North America and more than 1.7 million pounds of sweet potatoes! Take a few minutes to watch and be sure to like their FB page Valley Harvest Sweet Potatoes and they are on Instagram sharing lots of behind the scenes stories!And we’re live! See our episodes, and both seasons, of Real Farm Lives now at www.realfarmlives.ca!
A huge thank you to CropLife Canada for this opportunity and for helping tell the story of the role of plant science and technology in modern agriculture. And for all the amazing support, ‘liked’ and ‘shares’ we’ve had from everyone. We really appreciate it all. ❤️
Don't these look delicious? Holiday baking is made even sweeter when you feature Nova Scotia ingredients! Nova Scotia apples, maple syrup, flour, eggs, milk/cream and butter can be used in this recipe.
What is on your holiday baking list that uses #selectns products? #ilovelocal #meetyourfarmerMaple Apple Flips 🍁..these are to die for!! We found a Newfoundland Apple Flip recipe and changed up the filling and added our maple syrup. This version is topped with maple glaze and filled with a filling of delicious maple, spices and apples. recipe below. We definitely will be adding this to our website.
Maple Apple Flips 🍁 Makes 12.
Preheat oven to 350*F
Filling:
6 small apples, cut in small pieces
1 tsp ground cloves.
1 tsp ground nutmeg
2 tsp ground cinnamon
1 cup brown sugar
1 tbsp MacRae's maple syrup
Peel apples, cut in small pieces and place in bowl. Add all spices and mix together. Prepare pastry.
Pastry:
2 1/2 cups flour
1 cup butter
1/2 cup white sugar
2 large eggs
1 tsp vanilla
2 tsp baking powder
pinch salt
1/4 cup buttermilk(or heavy cream)
Cream together butter & sugar, then add vanilla, egg and buttermilk, continue mixing everything together.
Combine flour, baking powder and salt into mixture well.
Roll out and cut ( we used 6 inch square rubbermaid dish) scoop some apple mixture on top and fold over. Pinch edges.
Place on a sheet lined with parchment. Cook 25 - 30 min at 350*F. Drizzle top with maple glaze (recipe in the comments). Serve hot or cold with whipped cream or ice cream or on its own.
Large or small? What does your #realtree look like this year? Feel free to post a picture in the comments to show us what your fresh Christmas tree looks like. #iloverealtrees
Looking for a tiny tree this Christmas? You're not alone | CBC News
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As more people downsize and are calling apartments and condos home, there's been a surge in demand for a real tree at a smaller size. And this is good news for farmers.Events
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