Buy, sell, trade.
Posted on June 14, 2008 - Filed Under Activism, food safety, green market, herbs, pet food, products, vegetables, zucchini | Leave a Comment
We finally made it to our first Green Market of the year. There are quite a few more vendors this year and more market opportunities as well. There is now a weekly market downtown every Thursday from 11-2. And the usual 2nd Saturday market in the mornings April – November. It’s nice [...]
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Posted on October 25, 2007 - Filed Under Uncategorized, building, canning, children, cucumbers, farm maintenance, green market, hedges, neighbors, pecans, pet food, pickles, rattlesnake, tomatoes | 5 Comments
It’s been a while since the last post. A lot has been going on and I’m having a hard time keeping up not only doing what needs to be done, but writing about what needs to be done. I think it’s a bit of a case of denial or maybe just simply avoidance. [...]
Read More..>>Just another week on a small farm in a small town
Posted on August 3, 2007 - Filed Under animals, children, dog, farm maintenance, florida transplants, green market, pet food, school, vegetables, weather | 1 Comment
Today we went to Thomasville for school orientation. I think I’ve finally decided on the small school in Moultrie. I just feel more comfortable with the environment and the teachers. Plus it’s closer and we have friends nearby if we need any help. So, I’ve made my decision. Unless I [...]
Read More..>>To Market, to market…
Posted on July 28, 2007 - Filed Under green market, herbs, pet food, products | Leave a Comment
Today was the very first ever Green Market in Thomasville. We were up all night preparing: making samples, printing out literature, packing product. Phew. We sold Angeka on the Farm Garden Fresh Herbs (basil, sage, oregano and parsley) and the natural pet food John’s repping. The pet food was the [...]
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