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life, work, and stuff that happens on our herb farm. our business is prairielandherbs.com, a mother-daughter team with a acre farm and shop in central iowa. friday, july , oh, gads. we're going to be at the downtown des moines farmer's market tomorrow - and the weather forecast is a predicted % chance of

share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: farmer's market wednesday, july , more new pictures, for our new picture project. i really love this picture of our body scrubs . also, i really love our salt scrubs. both donna and i are a huge fan of the salt scrubs (love that extra scrubby...

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check out our friend sara's blog - walk slowly, live wildly . we've had the pleasure of meeting her in person, and i really do love her blog. informative, well-written, thought-provoking....yep, great stuff. she's (lucky for us!)

a fan of our products, and so she's doing a little give-away of the items seen above. check out her blog, click around, bookmark it so you can come back and visit it again later, then enter yourself in the product giveaway. how cool is that?...

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life, work, and stuff that happens on our herb farm. our business is prairielandherbs.com, a mother-daughter team with a acre farm and shop in central iowa. friday, july , oh, gads. we're going to be at the downtown des moines farmer's market tomorrow - and the weather forecast is a predicted % chance of

share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: farmer's market wednesday, july , more new pictures, for our new picture project. i really love this picture of our body scrubs . also, i really love our salt scrubs. both donna and i are a huge fan of the salt scrubs (love that extra scrubby...

http://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2008_07_13_archive.html

check out our friend sara's blog - walk slowly, live wildly . we've had the pleasure of meeting her in person, and i really do love her blog. informative, well-written, thought-provoking....yep, great stuff. she's (lucky for us!)

a fan of our products, and so she's doing a little give-away of the items seen above. check out her blog, click around, bookmark it so you can come back and visit it again later, then enter yourself in the product giveaway. how cool is that?...

http://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2008_08_24_archive.html

his th birthday ... and the rest is history. almost years later, lawless jerky is available in stores in the us and canada along with a bustling online business. enjoy the following tips for making your own jerky at home, and sample his greatest hits at lawlessjerky.com . ) choice of meat: one of the

great things about home dehydrating is that you can use any meat that you want. so if you're looking to try an exotic meat (e.g. duck, goat, elk, venison, etc.) or just a different cut of a more common protein (e.g. beef brisket, chicken thighs), the world is your oyster!...

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existing member user registration find out about the benefits of imta membership member login toggle navigation menu member login representing members engaged in the international meat trade the international meat trade association is the leading uk trade association in facilitating the trade in meat

, both exports and imports. our expertise in customs, veterinary checks, the wto, free trade agreements, tariff rate quotas (including their administration) is established in history reaching back to when the first imports of frozen meat came from australia, new zealand and south america. nowadays trade...

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existing member user registration find out about the benefits of imta membership member login toggle navigation menu member login representing members engaged in the international meat trade the international meat trade association is the leading uk trade association in facilitating the trade in meat

, both exports and imports. our expertise in customs, veterinary checks, the wto, free trade agreements, tariff rate quotas (including their administration) is established in history reaching back to when the first imports of frozen meat came from australia, new zealand and south america. nowadays trade...

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