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Growing season 2008: I read every last email, usually on the day they’re sent, BUT, it’s real busy right now, and it may take me quite a while to reply, although I’ll try and answer quickly! Thanks!!
Growing season 2008: I read every last email, usually on the day they’re sent, BUT, it’s real busy right now, and it may take me quite a while to reply, although I’ll try and answer quickly! Thanks!!
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The local portion of what we're currently eating on the farm. Produce is grown here, except as noted. Prepared foods contain mainly local ingredients, not necessarily organic.
In the field: arugula
Cold storage: apples (purchased, not organic), beets, carrots, garlic, onions, potatoes, pumpkins, winter squash
Freezer: beef, chicken, spinach, tomato sauce, turkey
Meats are purchased, small-farm, more-or-less organic.
Dried: hot peppers
Bottled: jams & jellies, honey, hot pepper sauce, maple syrup, mustard, pickled beets, pickles, relish
All purchased or gifts, small kitchen.

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