You’ll find cooking, cleaning, organizing and decorating ideas over on our blog. You can also expect to see Celadon Road product spotlights from time to time.

If you are interested in gentle, organic products for your body, your family and your home, check out Anna’s Celadon Road Page (http://www.myceladonroad.com/THECOZYBURROW/) for more information.

About Anna:
Growing up, I always had issues with seasonal allergies and I was also sensitive to scents. It wasn’t until I was an adult, suddenly diagnosed with asthma, when I realized how many products in my home were irritating my lungs. First I switched to fragrance free everything, but I missed the experience of smelling something on my skin. So I started reading about natural fragrance, aka essential oils. Over the last 10 years or so, I have tried all kinds of “natural” products with mixed results. With Celadon Road, I have finally found one place I can trust to supply me with everything I need in an eco-friendly way.

In October 2012, I was caught up in a sweep of downsizing at the Marketing Agency where I worked. After finding myself with oodles of skills, but not enough job prospects, I promised myself I would find a way to be more self-reliant so that I would never again be in the position where some nameless man I’ve never met could decide my (and my family’s) fate.

I have some great friends that own their own businesses, and they all encouraged me to dream big and find a way to use my skills and my passions to get out there on my own. I took all of their advice to heart, and realized I actually enjoy selling when I am passionate about a product. I also love presenting to an audience and sharing my excitement about something I have learned or discovered. Not to mention how much I love to throw a party.

I was inspired to seek out a direct-sales opportunity while working as a temp in the corporate office of a worldwide direct sales company. But I had to find the perfect fit. So I went on the Direct Sales Association website, and I did a little searching. There I discovered my perfect fit, Celadon Road.

If you would like to learn more about me or Celadon Road products, you can reach me via email: anna@thecozyburrow.com.

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They sell a wide range of products including vegetables, fruits, cut flowers, herbs, honey, free range eggs, jams and mustard. Silverbrook Farm participates in 14 farmers markets each week and have 510 CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) members, including members in Boston and Cape Cod. They strive for quality products, valued employees, sustainable agriculture and education.

Beautycounter believes in environmental health education and advocating for better consumer choices. They work with some of my favorite trusted nonprofit organizations:

The Environmental Working Group (EWG)
The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics
Healthy Child Healthy World

Sustainability, animal welfare and corporate social responsibility are important to Beautycounter. Please visit their Better Business page to learn more about their current commitments and long-term plans for engaging the beauty industry and running our business responsibly.

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Debra & Tom

Allen Farms was started in 1987 by Debra Barrett. Deb was previously a home economics teacher before embarking on her farming career, with degrees in food science and nutrition, home economics and textile design from the University of Rhode Island.

In May of 1987, upon the birth of her first child, Emily, Deb decided to utilize her surrounding acreage to start an organic farm. Deb wanted to be close to her children while they were growing up and with a passion for growing and quality of life starting the farm was the ideal solution for her.

e-mail: allenfarmscsa@gmail.com
phone: (508) 636 – 2013

Pea Greens & Cat Grass

Compost with Pea Greens = lots of Nitrogen.

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Surrey farms specializes in locally grown organic vegetables, herbs, and fruit. Our products are organically and sustainably grown on our farm in Brewster, Massachusetts.

Physician & farmer, Ron Backer, Surrey Farms also partners with local farmers in Brewster, Cape Cod, and other parts of the country to supply permacultural products.

Find them every Saturday morning at the Orleans Farmers market on Cape Cod. Surrey Farms also supplies far products to many of the area’s leading restaurants.

Read Farmer Ron’s Blog: Working the dirt

See What’s Cooking at Surrey Farms

BIG NEWS: Surrey Farms will offer Surrey Farms MarketCardz, which entitle the bearer to a 20% discount on everything except for eggs. This deal gives you the same value as the CSA. You can use your MarketCard at any farmers market where Surrey Farms is selling its produce.

You can purchase the card via e-mail request (surreyfarms@gmail.com), pay via mail, or purchase directly at the farmers market at any time during the season.

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Radio Brunch’s ‘Meet Your Farmers’ Series will help introduce you to Southeastern Massachusetts & Cape Cod farmers, you know, the people who grow your food. It’s time to get to know them and support your local farmers throughout the season.

MEET YOUR FARMER:
Jennifer Ladd, Cape Cod Heirlooms Farm

They are a micro farm located in Sandwich, MA on the beautiful shores of Cape Cod growing all heirloom varieties!  At CCHF they farm without toxins or pesticides instead we find natural remedies to combat natures pests. They grow seasonal produce year round, and harvest local wild heritage fruits! AND truly care what you eat and are excited to be a part of community garden building, education and local, clean sustainable farming! Listen to the podcast to meet Jen!

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Discovering local food sources through every season, including winter, is a perfect way to sustain an understanding to where your food is coming from, support your local community and a sustainable lifestyle. Listen in.