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"The genetic engineering of plants and animals is looming as one of the greatest and most intractable environmental challenges of the 21st Century." -- Center for Food Safety


What's Growing at Argosy Farm?

There is a connection between environmentally sound growing practices and healthful food. At Argosy Farm, we are dedicated to farming in a manner that encourages the natural ecosystemto improve and replenish the soil, deter pests, protect our water supply, and to produce food that is high in nutritional value and flavor. We raise and save seed from heirloom vegetables without the use of pesticides or chemical fertilizers. 

July 2009
  Vegetables
Tomato
Cucumber
Onions
Garlic
Green Beans
Cantelope
Watermelon

Other
Eggs
Cheese
Goat milk
 

 



 

 

  Herbs
Tarragon
Oregano
Sage
Thyme
Mint
Sweet Marjoram
Valerian
Pleurisy Root
Pyrethrum
Lemon Balm
Basil
Hyssop Blue
German Chamomile
Pennyroyal
Catnip
Stevia
Feverfew
Echinacea
Soapwort
Toothache Plant
Summer Savory
Yarrow
Flowers
Lavender
Shasta Daisy
Delphinium
Red Hot Poker
Hollyhock
Black-Eye Susan
Blanket Flower
Lupine
Columbine
Foxglove
Carnation
Viola
Salvia
Statice
Zinnia
Sunflower
Marigold




 

Saving Heirloom Seeds:

We are in danger of losing much of the seed diversity created over the last 10,000 years. Bioengineered seeds are quickly contaminating the global seed supply, threatening the genetically-diverse seeds that have been passed from generation to generation. Argosy Farm will preserve heirloom seeds and work with seed saving organizations to help protect plant diversity. 

 

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