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FACT FRIDAY!!! 🎃
Remember when carving your pumpkins this weekend to save those seeds!
They are SUPER tasty: www.loveandlemons.com/roasted-pumpkin-seeds/
AND EXTRA good for you! They're rich in protein, unsaturated fatty acids, vitamins and minerals!
WebMD && recipe from loveandlemons.com
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Thanks for getting my good side, Allen!
What's up Wednesday?!
On Friday, October 18, the NJ Department of Agriculture sponsored a legislative tour that explored New Jersey's cranberry industry. The tour began at the The Philip E. Marucci Center for Blueberry and Cranberry Research and Extension - a substation of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (NJAES) of Rutgers University located in Chatsworth, NJ . There, staff showed the participants some of their ongoing research projects involving cranberry breeding and disease control.
From there, the tour went to Lee Brothers Cranberry Farm located in Chatsworth, NJ. Established in 1868, Stephen Lee IV gave the legislators, their staff, and other participants a tour of the bogs. Everyone had the opportunity to don waders, and help with the harvest.
The tour concluded at the Ocean Spray Cranberry receiving station, also located in Chatsworth and watched as newly harvested cranberries are offloaded, to be sent to Ocean Spray processing facilities and ultimately become juice, cranberry sauce, Craisins, and many other Ocean Spray Cranberry products.
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FACT FRIDAY!!! 🎃
Remember when carving your pumpkins this weekend to save those seeds!
They are SUPER tasty: www.loveandlemons.com/roasted-pumpkin-seeds/
AND EXTRA good for you! They're rich in protein, unsaturated fatty acids, vitamins and minerals!
WebMD && recipe from loveandlemons.com
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Thanks for getting my good side, Allen!
What's up Wednesday?!
On Friday, October 18, the NJ Department of Agriculture sponsored a legislative tour that explored New Jersey's cranberry industry. The tour began at the The Philip E. Marucci Center for Blueberry and Cranberry Research and Extension - a substation of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (NJAES) of Rutgers University located in Chatsworth, NJ . There, staff showed the participants some of their ongoing research projects involving cranberry breeding and disease control.
From there, the tour went to Lee Brothers Cranberry Farm located in Chatsworth, NJ. Established in 1868, Stephen Lee IV gave the legislators, their staff, and other participants a tour of the bogs. Everyone had the opportunity to don waders, and help with the harvest.
The tour concluded at the Ocean Spray Cranberry receiving station, also located in Chatsworth and watched as newly harvested cranberries are offloaded, to be sent to Ocean Spray processing facilities and ultimately become juice, cranberry sauce, Craisins, and many other Ocean Spray Cranberry products.
Post provided by staffer Al Murray
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As of June ’23 New Jersey Farm Bureau has affiliated with national farm supply retailer Tractor Supply. NJFB members and other visitors can shop through our link for any catalogue item and help build the TS/NJFB relationship. All on-line purchases will reward FB with a small incentive. ***Available for on-line purchasing only- CURB SIDE PICKUP or DELIVERY***
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