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  • Seed to Table in Sisters extends growing season in a big way

    Posted on November 09, 2022 By Backyard Bend in categories Local , Positive NewstaggedAgriculture , bend , Central Oregon , Farming , Food , Gardening , KTVZ , Local , Positive News , Produce , Redmond , Sisters , What’s Trending

    The growing season for produce at Seed to Table in Sisters is more than half the year. Learn more about S2T here.

    SISTERS, Ore. (KTVZ) – The 2022 growing season has proven to be better than Seed to Table Executive Director Audrey Tehan hoped for.

    “Wow! What an incredible season it’s been. With a combination of our greenhouse expansions, warm October weather, and our amazing farm team’s experiences we will be continuing the produce share through November 16th!” said Tehan. “We have 110 families in our produce share. They’ve received S2T produce for 30 weeks this year!”

    This will make S2T produce share (also known as a CSA- Community Supported Agriculture) one of the longest running shares in Central Oregon…

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  • Prepare your yard for wildfire season by creating a low-flammable landscaping plan, finding fire-resistant plants with new database

    Posted on April 04, 2022 By Backyard Bend in category LocaltaggedConservation , Fire Season , Gardening , Planning , Planting

    Explore low-flammable landscapes to protect your land and home from fire risk. Learn more here.

    By Janet Eastman | The Oregonian/OregonLive

    Ashland residents concerned their home isn’t ready to ward off a fire are inviting wildfire mitigation specialist Charisse Sydoriak to walk their property and show them how they can reduce the likelihood that a blaze will bring destruction.

    One way to adapt to what Sydoriak considers inevitable wildfires: Low-flammable landscapes.

    Careful selection, spacing and maintenance of plants growing safe distances from a structure can be lifesavers, whether in a wildfire-prone zone or not.

    Homeowners who…

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