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Solar Ovens

Anita Doyle and Naomi Jackson are long time members of Spring Hill Farm. They sell SOS Sport Solar ovens in their on-line store. Using these ovens you can cook outdoors year round using only the power of the sun, no batteries, toxic fuels or moving parts.

Massage Therapy

Spring Hill CSA member, Jesse Haas has been practicing massage therapy for four years (just as long as she’s been involved in Spring Hill!). She has recently discovered her entrepreneur bug and partnered with her good friend and fellow bodyworker, Julie Kesti to open a new bodywork studio!

The studio (name yet to be revealed!) is currently being built in the Ivy Building for the Arts in the Seward neighborhood of Minneapolis. It’s a very exciting time for them! To share the excitement, Jesse is offering a $10 discount for Spring Hill members through the CSA season.

There will be an open house on August 2nd. Please email jesshaas@gmail.com to join the email list for your invitation.

For appointments, contact Jesse Haas, CMT at 612.964.2938 or via email at jesshaas@gmail.com.

Grass-fed Beef

Dancing Oak Farm is a local source of naturally grown, grass-fed beef. We use a grazing strategy that keeps the steers moving to new, green pastures every few days to keep them growing at a steady pace. The grass provides all the nutrients needed to develop good, tender muscle structure. There is evidence that grass fed beef has more omega-3 fatty acids and other nutritionally beneficial characteristics… and properly grass-fed beef tastes best.

Delivery to your home is available in the Twin Cities Metro area. These deliveries are organized by email, for the most part, so if you want to order, please request an inventory sheet.

For more information, contact Jim Hare at:
jhare@chibardun.net
Dancing Oak Farm
7 ½ Street
Prairie Farm, WI 54762
715-455-1757

Better Homes & Garbage

Sales & Salvage of Reusable Building Materials

View samples of BH&G’s totally green inventory on line at www.BHandGarbage.com. Quality reusable cabinets, buffets, hutches, int. and ext. doors, hardware, claw foot bathtubs, hard to find period millwork, furniture, church pews ... 10% discount for Spring Hill members. Salvage opportunities wanted. Call Joe Knaeble 612-374-1664 or 612-644-9412

Consulting available in the art of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.

Falls City Woodworking

In 2005 Spring Hill member, Paul Fischer, and his family moved from the Longfellow neighborhood to a schoolhouse north of Spring Hill Farm.

Paul works in Shaker, Arts and Crafts, and Country styling. He enjoys the process of choosing materials and designs with customers, with a focus on sustainability and simplicity. His woodworking includes: custom molding and trims, built-in furniture, buffet repairs, tables, chairs, office cabinets, kitchen shelving, bookshelves, stairs, and interior doors.

Feel free to visit Paul's workshop and see our schoolhouse remodel next time you're out at Mike & Patty's. See Paul's flyer (pdf download) and get directions.

612 702-1043
cloverleaf@amerytel.net
452 7th Ave
Clayton, WI 54004

The Kitchen Sage, LLC

The Kitchen Sage, LLC is a personal chef and catering business started by long time Spring Hill member, Linda Harding. Linda's background includes working for Lunds/Byerlys as their Natural Food Chef for several years. Linda is passionate about local and sustainable agriculture and uses organic  produce and meats whenever possible. She teaches cooking classes, develops recipes, cooks for private clients and caters small, and sometimes not-so-small, events out of the historic Cottagewood General Store in Deephaven. Linda has found a niche in cooking for people with special-needs diets. She also cooks for busy families during holidays or when they have out of town guests. Visit her website at www.thekitchensage.com for more information and to stay tuned for classes and culinary tours in the works. Linda can also be reached at 612-964-9050.

 

 

 

 

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wonderful CSAs are at
building community.