December 17, 2009

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Recycle Walton!

Walton county residents take advantage of County’s recycling programs With more and more interest and concern for our environment, more people than ever have decided to become a part of a greener planet by recycling their household waste. Walton County does not have a forced recycling program. However, many are taking advantage of what options are available, and taking the time to recycle. Local resident Chandra Hartman and her household have reduced the amount of trash tremendously by being conscience...

Ethereal sunset a visual banquet for the eyes

Beautiful sunsets abound in South Walton Local photographer Brandan Babineaux captured this beautiful sunset Nov. 10 on the beach in South Walton.  Colors come to life during the winter’s southern sunsets in the Florida Panhandle. Living in one of the most beautiful places in the world has its rewards. To learn more about Brandan’s incredible photography, go to: www.brandanbabineaux.com....

DeFuniak Springs farmer harvests a 12 pound sweet potato

That is one big sweet potato! David Adams with Adams Farms recently harvested their largest sweet potato to date. Their sweet potato crop is ready and priced at $5 for a 5 gallon bucket. Call ahead: Tel: 850-978-2747. Directions: From Hwy. 90 in DeFuniak Springs, take Hwy. 83 north. Turn right on Hwy 185 and go approx. 2 miles. Farm is located at 257 T.R. Miller Road. Website: www.adamsfarminc.com...

Buying locally grown produce a winner for consumer and farmer

Locally produced food consumption a healthy and smart choice Ever wonder why the food always tastes better when you buy it from a local farmer? There are many reasons – one being when you buy local food, you reduce your food miles. The fewer miles your food has to travel, the less environmental damage occurs, and the fresher the product. When you buy at farmers markets, farm stands, or direct from the farm, the food is usually picked that day...