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Plan on carving pumpkins this fall season? Did you pick up some perfect pumpkins yet? If not, ShoreBread can help. We’ve put together a guide to local pick-your-own pumpkin places and farm stands. Check out the guide for picking pumpkins … Continue reading →

Have picky eaters at home? Including them in meal planning could be the answer and the Red Doors Community Center can help. Among many new program offerings you can find the “Fresh Chefs: Farm to Table Cooking for Kids” course. … Continue reading →

The Southern Delaware Botanic Gardens is an all-volunteer, grass-roots organization dedicated to creating a world-class botanical garden that inspires and educations – right here on the shores of Delaware. Established in January of 2012, the organization’s mission is to create … Continue reading →

Are you looking for an opportunity to travel, learn about sustainable living, and work outside? WWOOFing may be right for you. WWOOFing stands for Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms and provides a chance for willing workers to work on organic … Continue reading →

If you have a rosemary bush growing in your back yard, you will be amazed by its many uses, and the wealth of knowledge that comes from learning about the medicinal properties of herbs. You may have a wealth of … Continue reading →

Join us for an evening of enjoyable, fresh, locally grown and produced dinner on the 3rd Saturday of the month at 5 pm. The Eleven Forks dinner is a potluck event. Please bring a dish and RSVP by the Friday … Continue reading →

Poison Ivy is out in full force right now. Its viney being can be noted in local fields, climbing up trees, taking over gardens, and growing roadside all across the Eastern Shore. The three-leaved bandit is very hard to eradicate, … Continue reading →

Whether it’s for your home, your garden, your lawn, your farm, or as a hobby, the Wicomico Farm and Home Show showcases many products, services, and exhibits for the novice or professional. The agricultural based show, celebrating its 76th year … Continue reading →

At the July meeting of the Lower Eastern Shore Beekeepers Association, Dean Burroughs stood before the club and said, “Now is the time to extract your honey! If you haven’t extracted honey from you hives yet, get ready to. If … Continue reading →

This Mother's day weekend at the Humphreys House we took a small break from the work on the house, instead taking the time to do a little sprucing up, hanging some pictures, and enjoying more new floral discoveries in the … Continue reading →

Small batch, local microbreweries are popping up all over the country, giving us an opportunity to spend our hard earned dollars close to home, supporting our local economies. Luckily, Berlin can be part of this trend with our very own … Continue reading →

Last week's article highlighted the variety of plants that we have discovered on the property, along with the ones that we have planted ourselves. After some feedback from readers, I discovered that one of the plants that I was unfamiliar … Continue reading →