November 09, 2005

October/November Newsletter

Howdy Folks,

Hope that all my receipients are well and warm. Things have begun to slow down for now. The farm has aquired a new worker named Big Jim, a 1300-pound mule that is seven years old and has, in one week, earned his keep logging fire wood. (He also rides great.) The gardens are long past, and a special thanks to all of you who purchased vegetables from the farmer's market and the farm this year. I am planning on doubling production next year. (with the help of Big Jim).
We currently have spiced applebutter for sale. There are about 15 pints remaining at $4.00 per pint or $8.00 per quart plus shipping and handling outside Ashe County. A few jars of vanilla applebutter and a few jars of pumpkinbutter remain, for the same prices.

I will be starting kraut production in about a week. It will be left to work in a stone crock while i go to California. My oldest daughter will be deployed overseas for a year, so I am going to see her off.

Remember, if any one has a special request for a specific vegetable, please let me know early so that I may start looking for heirloom seed.

Stay safe, eat well, stay healthy.

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