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February 18, 2017February 18, 2017 by pf editor

Major storm sweeps through SLO County

Heavy rains and the strongest winds of the season (one reported gust reached 71 mph) pounded our area yesterday causing major power losses, flooding and numerous trees to fall. We came home to find a half dozen large items blown … Continue reading “Major storm sweeps through SLO County” →

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January 13, 2017January 14, 2017 by pf editor

Points North Label

In a continuing effort to brand develop, we’ve been in the process of designing another label. By the way, we’re still keeping the Tusci version, but this one incorporates our shorthairs. So here is our 1st laser burn. The back … Continue reading “Points North Label” →

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December 16, 2016December 16, 2016 by pf editor

2016 Certified & Ready For A Blend!

Lab tested and now certified Extra Virgin!   We will now get to play with percentages of each individual varietal to make a blend. We try to base it off flavor profiles & balance, but it really comes down to … Continue reading “2016 Certified & Ready For A Blend!” →

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December 3, 2016December 3, 2016 by pf editor

How weird….4 inches of rain for us in October/November

Things are quiet for a while now…the early rains mean we didn’t have as long as a run on our post harvest irrigation.   We are now experiencing chilly mornings, but the trees need a bit of a cold period … Continue reading “How weird….4 inches of rain for us in October/November” →

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October 27, 2016November 17, 2016 by pf editor

2016 Harvest Completed!

We are happy to say harvest and processing is completed although it ended up an extremely light year. The olives were much larger in size, just not a lot of them.  All in all, we ended up with a little … Continue reading “2016 Harvest Completed!” →

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September 14, 2016September 14, 2016 by pf editor

How is Maturity Determined for Harvest Time?

As soon as color started to appear, it’s now difficult to relax and not worry when to make the decision to harvest and process.   First of all, the color of the skin is not a reliable indicator of the … Continue reading “How is Maturity Determined for Harvest Time?” →

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August 25, 2016September 1, 2016 by pf editor

First signs of color change

 Monitoring now begins and countdown to harvest time!   Looks to be a small harvest year but the olives are larger and some trees like this Coratina tree has a nice amount.  

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August 20, 2016September 1, 2016 by pf editor

Fresno State Advanced Milling Seminar

What an incredible 2 days at the Advanced Olive Milling Seminar (August 18-19) at The Institute for Food and Agriculture at Fresno State! It was a sold-out seminar at the brand new Jordan Agricultural Research Center that brought together olive … Continue reading “Fresno State Advanced Milling Seminar” →

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August 4, 2016September 1, 2016 by pf editor

Avoiding the Sting

During this time of year, we are well into our olive fly prevention program, to avoid damage such as on this olive. The olive fruit fly poses a serious threat for all olive growers. The first damage sign is a … Continue reading “Avoiding the Sting” →

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July 22, 2016July 22, 2016 by pf editor

Airbnb ‘Little Locust Lodge’ features PFOO!

PFOO sample goes Airbnb! Less than a 15 minute walk from downtown on the charming Westside, you find Little Locust Lodge, a quiet studio apartment with its own separate entrance. Shaded by a mature Oak tree, you will appreciate the … Continue reading “Airbnb ‘Little Locust Lodge’ features PFOO!” →

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Woohoo, picking day is less than a month away!In the meantime, are you looking for a comforting dish to celebrate the fall harvest? Let this be a go-to which is sure to impress family & friends:🍆🫒EGGPLANT AND OLIVE CAPONATA🍆🫒This simple caponata is a traditional Sicilian sweet-and-sour vegetable relish made with tender cubed eggplant, tangy green olives, celery, onion & bell pepper in a tomato agrodolce (sweet and sour) vinegar and sugar sauce. Ingredients• 1 large eggplant (peeled & cubed)• ½ Cup Extra-virgin olive oil (preferably PF Olive Oil 😊)• 1 yellow onion (about a Cup - chopped)• 1 Cup celery stalks (thinly sliced)• ½ green bell pepper (chopped)• 1 Can of tomato sauce (15 oz)• 1/4 Cup green olives (pitted and chopped)• ¼ Cup white or red wine vinegar• 1 Tablespoon sugar (adjust to taste for the agrodolce sweetness)• ½ teaspoon Salt• Dash of black pepper Preparation Steps1. Prep the Eggplant: Peel and Cut the eggplant into 1-inch cubes.2. Cook the Eggplant: In a large skillet, sauté the cubes in olive oil until golden brown and soft. Set aside to drain on paper towels.3. Sauté the Aromatics: In the same skillet with the leftover olive oil, sauté the chopped onion, celery, and green bell pepper over medium heat until soft.4. Build the Sauce: Add the eggplant back in. Stir in the tomato sauce and green olives. Cook until warm and slightly reduced, about 5 min.5. Add Agrodolce (Sweet and Sour): Mix in the vinegar and sugar, letting it simmer on low heat to meld the sweet and sour flavors, about 15 min or until thick.6. Rest: Remove from heat. Caponata tastes best when allowed to cool or chill, allowing the flavors to deepen. Chill for 4-6 hours. Preparation and Cooking Time: 30 minutesENJOY!!!!! ...

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