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— Paula Terrell, of Creamcup Mini’s in North Reno”]The minis [La Manchas goats] are a perfect size for milking, and easily handled by children or older people. You get at least half a gallon of milk a day, which is as much as most households use. They’re friendly, docile, make less noise, smell cleaner than a dog, and fit in the back of a Subaru!”

 

 

 

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Fresh Catch
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EDIBLE EVENTS
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FEATURE
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COVER
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All in the Family
Where the Wild Things Are
Cream of the Crop
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CHEFS TABLE
Heritage forges Reno’s culinary culture.

MEET THE FARMER
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DRINK TANK
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EDIBLE TRAVEL
Graeagle features small-town charm with big eats.

EDIBLE GARDEN
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EDIBLE GARDEN
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EDIBLE TRADITIONS
Churning it up in Minden.

WHAT’S IN SEASON
Ripe and ready bounty.

FARMER’S MARKET GUIDE
An updated Reno-Tahoe listing.

EAT LOCAL GUIDE
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ADVERTISER DIRECTORY
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