Madison’s Pickles

Madison’s Pickles Home grown & hand made products
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03/12/2026

Ik I’ve made unkept promises in the past, but know I’m on it now!
Things to expect in the near future: More products, Flock member of the week, plant education, farm hacks, reels, farm updates, projects, daily egg post, possible giveaways,etc! 💛

I don’t know how to tell them that this wasn’t meant for them 😂😂
03/12/2026

I don’t know how to tell them that this wasn’t meant for them 😂😂

Good morning 🌞 For eggs today we have the following available: 5 dozen unwashed $3.50 or $3 a dozen with cartons 4 dozen...
03/12/2026

Good morning 🌞

For eggs today we have the following available:

5 dozen unwashed $3.50 or $3 a dozen with cartons

4 dozen washed (on sale bc i want them out if our fridge) $3 a dozen

1 dozen washed duck eggs-$10

Please just comment or send us a message to setup a pickup or delivery! We will be in Madison,Indiana tomorrow after 4pm 😊! We hope you all have a great day!

Rainy Day…No problem!I seized the opportunity to learn & take notes! From learning about all the different tools to the ...
03/11/2026

Rainy Day…No problem!

I seized the opportunity to learn & take notes! From learning about all the different tools to the very basics! Leaving no questions unanswered to prepare me for this new venture! April can’t get here soon enough 🐝🍯🌞

Let’s talk about Hairy Bittercress! Hairy Bittercress is an edible, peppery early-spring w**d, often found in damp garde...
03/11/2026

Let’s talk about Hairy Bittercress!

Hairy Bittercress is an edible, peppery early-spring w**d, often found in damp gardens. All above-ground parts (leaves, stems, flowers) are edible raw in salads, sandwiches, or as a garnish, offering a taste similar to watercress or mustard greens. It is rich in vitamins A, C, K, calcium, iron, and antioxidants.

How you can implement it in your food?

* Raw: Use young leaves and flowers in salads, or as a garnish for soups and egg dishes.
* Sandwiches: Add them for a spicy, crunchy bite similar to arugula or watercress.
* Pesto: Blend with garlic, nuts, cheese, and olive oil.
* Cooked: Stir into pasta, soups, or sauté as greens.
* Roots: The roots can be blended with vinegar to make a horseradish-like sauce.

Potential Health Benefits

* Nutrient-Dense: Contains significant amounts of Vitamin C, calcium, magnesium, and beta-carotene.
* Health Properties: Considered a nutritious early spring green, it acts as a gentle tonic that may support liver and kidney function.
* Immune System Support: The leaves are high in antioxidants, which are beneficial for overall health.
* Accessibility: As a common garden w**d, it is easily found in many locations during early spring.

Things to consider!

* Harvesting: Best eaten young before the plant produces seeds and the stems become woody.
* Identification: Ensure proper identification, as it has similar-looking, non-edible plants
* Safety: Wash thoroughly to remove dirt and insects.
Warnings!
Just like any foods or medications Bittercress also comes with warnings! potential kidney stone risks from high oxalates, the danger of misidentification with similar plants, and the risk of consuming contaminated w**ds

Bonus:
* Spicy Hairy Bittercress Pesto:
* 2 cups fresh bittercress
* ½ cup nuts (walnuts or pine nuts)
* ½ cup grated Parmesan
* 2 cloves garlic
* Juice of ½ lemon
* ½ cup olive oil
* Salt and pepper to taste
* Instructions: Toast nuts for 2 minutes. Blend all ingredients except oil in a food processor, then slowly drizzle in oil until smooth.

03/11/2026

Identifying pests by the type of leaf damage they cause is the first step toward proper control—each pest leaves a distinctive signature.
See more: https://mideas.co/Ucion

Correctly identifying the pest completely changes the treatment. Neem oil works for aphids and thrips, but it doesn't kill slugs. Bacillus thuringiensis kills caterpillars, but it doesn't work against beetles. 🌿🔍

🥚 For eggs today we have the following available!! 🍳3 dozen unwashed- $3.50 or $3 a dozen with carton exchange 4 dozen w...
03/11/2026

🥚 For eggs today we have the following available!! 🍳

3 dozen unwashed- $3.50 or $3 a dozen with carton exchange
4 dozen washed $3.50 a dozen
1 dozen washed duck eggs $10

Just let us know in the comments or send us a message to claim your eggs!
We hope you have a great day! 🌞

Your girl is over the moon right now!! Another milestone being accomplished! The order has been put in & the end of Apri...
03/11/2026

Your girl is over the moon right now!! Another milestone being accomplished! The order has been put in & the end of April can’t get here soon enough!! We are finally going to have bees!!! 🐝 🍯

03/10/2026

Even if it’s one plant! Grow something for yourself 💛🐝🌱

03/10/2026

I just wanted to say a big thank you to all of you! Whether it be a purchase, like, comment, or share you all have turned up for us! A lot of you have been here for awhile now & have continued on this journey with us! Without you all showing love & support I don’t think I would still be going! Each season brings new projects & beggings! We are happy to share that with you all!

Big thanks again & much love to you all! 💛💛💛💛💛🌱

03/10/2026

03/10/2026

They are just the cutest 🥰

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Vevay, IN
47043

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18125713799

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