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In a very MacGyver-sorta way, he repurposed a BBQ grill roaster outfitted with a stainless steel drum and began to roast coffee in his backyard. I roasted 800 pounds of coffee in my yard, Matt says. Four pounds a batch took about 20 minutes. Those backyard batches first made their way to the Lansdale Farmers Market.As their business expanded, the couple set up a commercial roaster in their home, which makes coffee production more efficient.Backyard Beans is still a small-batch roaster, with all coffee roasted in 5-pound batches. It gets its beans from countries such as Brazil, Guatemala, Ethiopia and Peru through a New Jersey-based importer.The coffee is organically sourced and fair trade, something that Matt and Laura feel passionately about. Fair trade is a movement whose goal is to help <a href=http://www.alportico.net/page.php?sale=Real-Gucci-Belt>Real Gucci Belt</a>  small producers in developing countries to get a fair price for their coffee, provide ethical treatment for workers, and support sustainable and green practices. From an economic perspective fair trade is so beneficial to farmers, Matt says. I look at things through that lens. Backyard Beans is sold in 1 pound and half-pound bags of whole bean coffee. You can also grind it yourself at the markets.Matt roasts the beans in a way that maximizes the characteristics that <a href=http://www.avanttravel.com/page.php?sale=Michael-Kors-Hamilton>Michael Kors Hamilton</a>  come from the bean of a specific origin.Flavors vary and are seasonal but Laura points out a top seller, Punch in the Face, a light French roast, with a dark, bold and smoky flavor.There's also Sumatra Ketiara, a medium-dark roast that produces a flavor that's part earthiness and part chocolately. It's made from single-origin beans, grown in the forests in the Takengon Highland surrounding Leuser National Park in central Aceh, North Sumatra. Single-origin coffee is from beans grown in one region. Coffee devotees will argue that single-origin coffees have more distinct tastes than those that are made from blends of beans from different areas.Backyard Beans' Hope Blend is a mix of dark- and medium-roasted beans. The company will donate a portion of sales of this blend to organizations dedicated to helping communities and protecting the environment.Proceeds from the blend have benefited: Manna on Main (Lansdale); Habitat for Humanity <a href=http://www.radiorcs.com/page.php?sale=Ugg-And-Jimmy-Choo-Boots>Ugg And Jimmy Choo Boots</a>  Montgomery County; North Penn Valley Boys Girls Club; and Water is Basic. From each sale of the $12 coffee, $5 is donated. This blend is sold through their website and at the Lansdale and Hatboro farmers markets. We want to be a company that is focused on making an impact on our community, Matt says.twitter @jenwsheehan610-820-6628WHERE TO BUY THE BEANSSome locations that sell Backyard Beans coffee: Nazareth Farmers Market, every-other Saturday, including Aug. 30, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Keystone Homebrew Supply, 435 Doylestown Road, Montgomeryville Kulp Spice Shoppe, 303 W. Main St., Lansdale Lansdale Farmers Market, every Saturday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.Info:  Copyright 2014,
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Parents of soccer, lacrosse and field hockey programs have made written requests for an artificial turf field, claiming Parkland students are at a disadvantage because other schools have such fields. Community groups could rent the turf facility in the off-season The particular turf product Parkland is <a href=http://www.radiorcs.com/page.php?sale=Jimmy-Choo-Kirby-Boot>Jimmy Choo Boots Outlet</a>  interested in, FieldTurf, has been rated safer than natural grass in study by the American Journal of Sports MedicineSniscak said the district is well positioned to finance the installation through its capital reserve fund and that the expenditure will not incur any additional debt service nor will it cause taxes to go up.He recommended the Alvin H. Butz Co. to analyze the cost of the installation.Questions from board members centered <a href=http://www.alportico.net/page.php?sale=Gucci-Suitcase>Gucci Suitcase</a>  on costs. Sniscak said he would get back to them on how much it would cost to install, maintain and eventually replace the turf.He will also research how much the district might save by not transporting students to other fields and how much the district could charge community groups to use a turf field.After verbally polling the board, President Roberta Marcus told Sniscak that the consensus was favorable that the <a href=http://www.avanttravel.com/page.php?sale=Michael-Kors-Black-Clutch>Michael Kors Black Clutch</a>  project would eventually go forward.Mariella Miller is a freelance writer. Copyright 2014,

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