As newlyweds, we began as ambitious backyard organic potato farmers, as shown in the photo with my parents. Michael Pollan's quote, "Organic farming isn't just about growing crops; it's about cultivating a way of life that values sustainability, health, and harmony with nature," resonates with us deeply.

Chelan Ranch offers a delightful blend of rustic charm and natural beauty, making it the perfect destination for RV and tent camping enthusiasts. In addition, it's a cost-effective way to visit Lake Chelan during the high tourist season.

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Apples are a popular and nutritious fruit enjoyed by people of all ages. Like myself, those who subscribe to an apple a day love the crunchy texture, sweet and tangy flavor, and delightful snacking experience. However, when it comes to eating apples, one common question is whether eating the skin or peeling it off is beneficial. In this blog post, I'll explore the benefits and considerations of eating the skin of an apple.

As a master gardener and organic farmer, I aim to empower home gardeners with knowledge for cultivating organic fruits, fostering a deeper connection with nature, and reaping flavorful, nutrient-rich produce. Here are some top organic fruit varieties to consider and why they are the best choices.

In pursuing glowing, radiant skin, many people turn to expensive skincare products and treatments, overlooking one of nature's most potent solutions: organic fruits.

At Chelan Ranch, we get it, so we've created a checklist of questions to ask when touring potential wedding venues.

For the sake of our children, let's reflect on organic fruit for kids and promoting a healthy lifestyle.

Congratulations on your engagement! Now comes the thrilling part—planning!

Can eating apples really help you lose weight?