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    "Tell me of what plant birthday a man takes notice, and I shall tell you a good deal about his vocation, his hobbies, his hay fever, and the general level of his ecological education."

    (A. Leopold, A Sand County Almanac, Prairie Birthday Essay, 1949)

     

    ©1993 - 2017 Prairie Birthday Farm, LLC
    flavor@prairiebirthdayfarm.com

     

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    Heirloom Vegetables

     

    Heirloom vegetables take us back to an earlier time, when food was wonderfully flavorful. We use seeds exclusively from companies who pledge not to sell genetically modified organisms (GMO) or saved and propagated from our own selections. These often endangered varieties offer a unique, robust flavor unlike any grocery store variety.

    Typical seasonal offerings might include:

     

    • Onion greens in March

    • Baby parsnips in April

    • Pea shoots in May

    • Radish pods in June

    • Sweet peppers in July

    • Tomatoes in August

    • Eggplant in September

     

    Sweet potatoes from the Farm are a selection grown by family ancestors.  The sunchokes grown here are a North American native variety.  All the vegetables are open pollinated by the wind or the many pollinators that call Prairie Birthday Farm their home.

    radish pods

    radish pods

    top setting onion

    top setting onion

    sweet peppers

    sweet peppers

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    Please contact us to learn more:

    Prairie Birthday Farm
    Clay County, Missouri

    flavor@prairiebirthdayfarm.com

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