Great Morning Everyone!
We are glad to be with you again this Wednesday.
Those who need produce this week remember we are at the old bus depot on S. School St. in Fayetteville on Wednesday evening from 3:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. As the days of summer wane, we may have to shorten our evenings because the sun will set sooner.
If you need to order this week we have the following:
Deana Dickey, Dickey Farm, Tontitown: Heirloom Tomatoes @ $5.00/quart, Red Tomatoes …
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Aug
10
Aug
3
Great Morning Everyone!
We are back! What a great thrill it was to finish a long study. Since my children were babies we have watched the black and white movies of Roy and Dale and Trigger and Bullet. Recently we began reading about their histories. Seeing photos and hearing their family speak of them was moving…a family just like ours with joys and tragedies, victories and failures. In our time giving your children heroes is more important than ever.
We are glad …
Jul
27
Great week Everyone!
Just a quick message today! This Wednesday, July 29th, the Wynns will not be at the depot for sales. Since this is the fifth Wednesday of the month and an "off week" for our CSA deliveries, we are off to Branson for Tuesday and Wednesday to celebrate Noah’s 10th birthday at his favorite place, the Roy Rogers Museum and Show.
In our absence, the Dickey Family will fill in. They have plenty of tomatoes as well as peppers, eggplant, …
Jul
20
Great Morning Everyone! Thanks for coming out in the heat last Wednesday. We finally had to leave a little early because it was so oppresively hot. This Wednesday hopefully will prove to be cooler.
Those who need produce this week remember we are at the old bus depot on S. School St. in Fayetteville on Wednesday evening from 3:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Some days we leave a little early if all the orders have been picked up.
If you need to order this week we …
Jul
13
Good Morning Vegetable Lovers! Lots of "goings-on" around here but we are looking forward to another break in the heat so that we can plant nursery plants without them dying. Lately, it has just been our goal to keep something growing…anything. We are harvesting our modest patch of potatoes. They are pretty but lean. The newest beans are our one crowning jewel for the next big harvest. Lush and green and loaded with produce. For those who haven’t heard, Pimple and Purple, our …
