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Josephines vegetables

Locale ID ON5002

Run by Josephine Rainville

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We use farm practices that protect our water ( high water table under our property. )

Open May 1 with recreation near by. Call 705-897-6302 to find out what vegetables are in season. We grow over 33 different vegetables. We usually close when we run out of potatoes and carrots that are bought in 50 lb. bags for the winter. We use non systemic insecticides on our cabbage crops before the head of the vegetable starts. The closest farming practices

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Last Update: May 9, 2011

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