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Farm Happenings at Daily Blessings Farm
Farm Happenings for Week of August 6th
Whole Chicken Now Available!
We are SO excited to welcome Nuna Farms, from Murphy, OR, and offer you their pasture raised, non-GMO, organically fed, whole chicken.
Our limited supply is available this week at an introductory price of $6.50/lb. so you can try it.
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Online Farm Stand is Now Open
Build Your Own Box
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Locally Grown Foods and Flowers
Order before 6pm on Tuesday.
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New items this week:
Blueberries
Swiss Chard
Certified Organic Wheat Flour and Barley Flour
Flower Bouquets
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Farm Happenings for Week of July 23rd
New Items Available this Week!
Certified Organic Wheat and Barley Flour - Myrtle Creek Farm
Organic Tesla Wheat Flour: Tesla is a hard white wheat flour that stands out for its premium baking characteristics. It has a high protein content and creates a smooth, elastic dough perfect for1 read more »
Farm Happenings for Week of July 16th
Summer flavors are plentiful!
Cucumbers, summer squash and basil are now available in larger volume as we welcome a couple new farms. Tomatoes are coming soon!
Marble Mountain Farm - Certified Organic
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Farm Collective
Summer crops are beginning to arrive from the field!
Take a minute to customize your box and meal plan with your farm share box.
In abundance this week: green onion and flat leaf parsley
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About the farm
Based at Daily Blessings Farm, the Josephine County Farm Collective is a food hub developed by a group of small local businesses with a collaborative effort to increase access to fresh, healthy food and locally grown agricultural products to the community. Founded by Carrie Juchau, owner of Daily Blessings Farm, during the 2020 Covid pandemic, these farms, ranches, and home kitchens joined forces in an attempt to fill the gaps in the traditional food supply system. The farm collective has grown from six to 25+ small businesses with more joining the community outreach effort. Local health centers in two cities have also partnered and together we offer a “Work Wellness Program” for employees.
2023 launches a new transition to a nonprofit entity with educational programs so we can better serve the community with healthy, local food, cut flowers and animal sourced fiber. We hope you will join the effort to shop local, eat healthy and serve our underprivileged populations within the community.
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2023 launches a new transition to a nonprofit entity with educational programs so we can better serve the community with healthy, local food, cut flowers and animal sourced fiber. We hope you will join the effort to shop local, eat healthy and serve our underprivileged populations within the community.