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addition, they have delicious butters, jams, and dried fruits – all of
which are sold at their fruit stand. A variety of locally-made cheeses
and salamis, along with cooked-to order hamburgers and hotdogs
are also available at the fruit stand.
Many varieties of each type of fruit are available in abundance,
including apples, apricots, cherries, nectarines, peaches, pears, and
plums.
The orchards are open each year from the end of June, when the
cherries ripen, through October, when the last of the apples are
ready. The fruit stand is open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., during the peak
season.
The orchards are located in Kimberly, just a little north of Dayville,
Ore.
For more information, call 541-934-2870, look for them on
Facebook, or go to
.
Cada Dia Cheese
Have you ever wondered about the cheese-making process?
Cada Dia Cheese is a family operation owned by the Sullivan family
of Prineville.
The family began
making cheese on a
small dairy farm in
New Mexico. In 2009,
they relocated to
Prineville. With a
small number of
cows and four family
members, their
cheese operation is
completely
contained on the
farm. They milk the
cows, make the
cheese, and age it
— all in one place.
They have 22
Jersey cows that
graze 60 acres of
irrigated pasture.
Their cows are
considered
organic because
Cada Dia Cheese
does not use
herbicides or
pesticides. A
diet of pasture
grass is the
reason their
cheese is high
in omega 3 fatty acids.
They specialize in hard cheeses from raw milk
and at different times produce cheddar, parmesan, feta, farmstead,
parmesan, and Monterey jack.
You can come to the farm located at 9609 N.W. Sharp Road any day
of the week before noon to take a short tour and buy cheese. Please
contact them a day in advance at
. Visit
their website at
for more information.
WinterFest Wine Walk in the Old Mill District
Embark on a tasting tour of fine wines as you stroll through the
Old Mill shops on the bank of the Deschutes River. Sample some of
Oregon’s finest wines, while gathering with other wine lovers.
Included in the Old Mill Wine Walk is a specially-designed
commemorative wineglass, and official WinterFest button, and 10
tasting tickets.The WinterFest Wine Walk usually takes place in
February, and is part of the annual WinterFest in Bend.
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