HomeArts & CultureThe November local food cycle in Halifax – a photo essay Arts & CultureFood The November local food cycle in Halifax – a photo essay By Leandra Villermet January 13, 2012 0 views Share FacebookTwitter Hutten lost about 15,000lb of apples due to a shortage of labour All photos are by Leandra Villermet. For more this week on local food in Halifax, click here. Click a photo to enter slideshow. Re-used boxes are used for transporting produce Local farmers earn a hard living Apples for sale! Exchange A farm stand at the Halifax Seaport Market A market employee looks up from his work Friedel Kungl, son of local organic farmer Kale for sale The Hutten Family Farm ‘Golden’, Hutten’s right-hand man CSA boxes waiting to be filled Contractors repair a farm building Ted Hutten, a local vegetable and fruit farmer in the Annapolis Valley Hutten lost about 15,000lb of apples due to a shortage of labour A muddy field under a November morning sun Carrot harvesting One of Hutten’s employees pauses for a moment during a hard day of work A dusty farm vehicle From farm to kitchen Local food can be a gourmet experience Proud cooks pose with their butternut squash casserole Local produce reaches the dinner plate TagsFoodHalifaxLocalphotos Share FacebookTwitter Previous articleLosing skid finally ends at 11Next articleStaff Picks: Books, movies and music for the END OF THE WORLD Leandra Villermet RELATED ARTICLES Arts & Culture Slow down April 2, 2024 Arts & Culture Don’t sleep on Waking Up Biscuit April 2, 2024 Arts & Culture The 2024 JUNO Awards at a glance April 2, 2024 Most Popular Better than instant ramen? April 24, 2024 Graduating Tigers reflect on their time at Dal April 2, 2024 A love letter to the Class Of 2024 April 2, 2024 The commodification of birthing bodies under capitalism April 2, 2024 Load more Recent Comments
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