1/22/12 - A winter newsletter...
Hello Friends and Members,
We thought we would send out a winter newsletter to let you know we're still out here and to keep you apprised of the farm's comings and goings. One thing that came in too late for the newsletter was information on some free-range chicken that's available. The chicken is from our friend, Rose Skora. She and her three kids manage the menagerie that is Adoption Acres farm. Chicken is available as a whole bird or cut into eight pieces. The cost is $3 per pound and $3.20 per pound for cut up chicken. If interested you can contact Rose at Adoption Acres at 262-806-7175 or adoptionacres@gmail.com. Adoption Acres is located in the town of Burlington in Racine County. Delivery options are possible but we will ask her if she wants to deliver orders here to the farm. Besides, it would be nice to see any of you again.
Your farmers,
Sandy and David
Archived editions of the newsletter can be found here.
We thought we would send out a winter newsletter to let you know we're still out here and to keep you apprised of the farm's comings and goings. One thing that came in too late for the newsletter was information on some free-range chicken that's available. The chicken is from our friend, Rose Skora. She and her three kids manage the menagerie that is Adoption Acres farm. Chicken is available as a whole bird or cut into eight pieces. The cost is $3 per pound and $3.20 per pound for cut up chicken. If interested you can contact Rose at Adoption Acres at 262-806-7175 or adoptionacres@gmail.com. Adoption Acres is located in the town of Burlington in Racine County. Delivery options are possible but we will ask her if she wants to deliver orders here to the farm. Besides, it would be nice to see any of you again.
Your farmers,
Sandy and David
Archived editions of the newsletter can be found here.
9/14/11 - Photos from a beautiful workershare day at the farm...
9/7/11 - Farm images captured by Bob Connelly (http://www.livecheapmakeart.com/)
9/7/11 - Images from the Farm Festival and recent harvest...
Listen to David's Segments on WUWM's "Lake Effect"
WUWM has aired segments in which David discusses aspects of growing one's own food. Whether it's advice about better garden soil preparation or transplanting seedlings, David shares advice for budding backyard farmers and makes a case for local food. Archives of David's appearances can be found here.
