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Hello everyone, This week has been a busy week. Not like any other week for us is not busy either. But Sadie had 4H judging at the state fair for her shirt that she sewed on Tuesday. The busy day of the weekend. Needless to say we had a few hiccup that needed to be fixed but we are so lucky to have great members that understand that things happen. Also August marks two months to fair so that means working with animals is a nightly thing. We also start fall soccer back up this week and we are helping coach our kids teams once again.........
As for the produce we are in full harvest mode. Everything in the fields are starting to ripen and things have to picked daily. Potatoes, peppers, melons, tomatoes. Talking tomatoes over the next few weeks the tomato choice will just say tomatoes as we have such a variety right now that you will get a assortment of red, yellow and heirlooms. You still have the choice to have cherries and greens as well. We just started picking our large planting of watermelon this week red, yellows, and orange (they are our favorite). Fruits shares will be cantaloupe and watermelon for sure this week.
Please remember sweet corn is one ear so if you want more you will have to add more to your basket by swapping in your basket.
Have a great weekend, The Schultz Family |
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Farm Happenings for August 10, 2021
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Josh and Lynne farm with their four kids in the rolling hills in Bremen OH. Our family believes in producing farm fresh quality products for consumers in the local community. We believe it is important for consumers to know where their food comes from as well as educating consumers about the important role that agriculture plays in the community. As being young farmers it is important for us to work towards providing sustainable agriculture to the community. As our operation continues, we believe it is important to become more efficient in what we are doing not only to save us time but help preserve and maintain the environment around us. Our farm continues to work and improve on conservation practices to help maintain a positive relationship between the farming operation, wildlife, and land around us.
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