deanna

May 222013
 

2013-04-29We use no chemical herbicides, pesticides, fertilizers etc. and try to do our best to raise everything naturally. You are welcome to come out and see where your food is raised and talk to the farmers!
Know your farmer to know your food! :-)

SALE!

Red & Green Mustard Greens

Red & Green Mustard Greens

Red and Green Mustard

Some of the mustard greens have out grown a “comfortable” sandwich size and we will have a sale!
Large leaves of Red or Green Mustard are on sale now for $3.00 per lb. or $2.50 per lb. for 5+lbs. (Regular price $3.75 per lb. or $3.50 per lb. for 5+ lbs.

Mustard is great added to lettuce salads, on sandwiches, and in dishes calling for cooked greens. Google “mustard greens recipe” for ideas.


 

Asparagus

Asparagus

Asparagus sale!

$3.00 per lb. or $2.75 per lb. for 5+lbs.
(Regular price $3.75/lb)
Sale ends when the Friday, May  24 harvest is sold.


 

Spring Greens Garden Shares

A variety of in-season produce conveniently chosen for you.

Full share (approximately enough produce for a family of four one week) $18.00
Half share (approximately enough produce to supply an individual or couple one week) $12.00

Spring Greens Garden Share

Spring Greens Garden Share

white spring turnips

White Spring Turnips

Red Kale

Red Kale

  • Young Lettuce Mix: 8 oz. $3.00, or $5.50 per lb.
  • Beet greens: 8 oz. $3.00, or $3.25 per lb.
  • Asparagus: Regular Price: $3.75 per lb. Sale! $3.00 per lb. or $2.75 per lb. for 5+lbs.
  • Arugula: 4 oz. $1.50, 8 oz. $2.25 or $4.00 per lb.
  • Red & Green Mustard Greens: 8 oz. $2.00, $3.75 per lb. or $3.50 per lb. for 5+ lbs. (Sale! Large leaves: $3.00 per lb. or $2.50 per lb. for 5+lbs.)
  • Green & red romaine, leaf and butter crunch lettuce: $2.00 for 1/2 lb. or $3.50 per lb., $3.25 per lb. for 5+ lbs.
  • Kale: 1/2 lb. for $2.25, $3.50 per lb.. $3.25 per lb. for 5+ lbs.
  • Red kale: 1/2 lb for $2.50, $3.75 per lb.
  • Swiss chard: $2.75 per lb. or $2.50 per lb. for 5+ lbs.
  • White spring turnips average small in size. With or without tops at our discretion: $1.75 for 1/2 lb. or $2.50 per lb.
  • Radishes (temporarily sold out): $1.75 for 8 oz. or $2.25 per lb.
  • Young Greens Mix(temporarily sold out)  (may contain: arugula, red & green leaf lettuces, red & green romaine lettuces, butter crunch lettuce, red & green mustard, beet greens, tatsoi, spinach, mizuna, kale):  8 oz. $3.00, or $5.50 per lb., $5.25 per lb. for 5+ lbs.
  • Zesty Salad Mix (temporarily sold out)(same as the Young Greens Mix but without lettuces): 8 oz. $3.00, or $5.50 per lb., $5.25 per lb. for 5+ lbs.

Kale

Kale

Swiss Chard

Swiss Chard

  • Harvest days are Tuesday and Friday
  • Call or email in your order by 11 p.m. the day before the harvest day.
  • Your order will be ready by 4 p.m. on harvest day. Please arrive before dusk. Next day pick up is fine.
  • We will try to assist you when you come to pick up your order, but if we are not available your ticket will be stapled to your sack.
  • Please leave your payment in the honor system envelope that is located inside the left-hand door of the cooler (west end) if we aren’t around.

Email: farmers@mitchellfamilyfarm.us

Call: 620-330-1966

Farm Fresh eggs from our pastured hens. Our hens are moved weekly to a fresh paddock and fed organic grains for healthy delicious eggs. Eggs are in the display cooler. Just stop by and pick up what you need from the cooler and leave payment in the honor system envelope. Enjoy! :-)

farm-fresh eggs

Eggs: $3.00/dozen


Also available now:

honey

Unpasteurized honey produced in eastern Kansas.

  • Quart: $13.50
  • 1/2 Gallon: $26.00
  • Gallon: $45.00

 

Produce, egg and honey prices include all applicable sales tax for on-farm pick up. Occasionally Independence and Coffeyville deliveries are available for an extra charge.

 Posted by at 1:00 am

Spring Green

 Farm News  Comments Off
Apr 112013
 

email-header2013-04-11

spinachSeveral passages of scripture came to mind while I was harvesting a large order of spinach yesterday. The Lord has blessed our spring harvest of the overwintered crops exceedingly abundantly beyond what I would have thought! Yes, some of the overwintered crops are beginning to show a few signs of bolting, but this spring’s plantings are about ready to take over where the first will leave off!
So many places throughout scripture there are parallels of both spiritual and physical agriculture practices. Paul was writing about a gift the Corinthians were preparing to give to the saints in Jerusalem and he said, “Now this I say, he who sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and he who sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. Each one must do just as he has purposed in his heart, not grudgingly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. And God is able to make all grace abound to you, so that always having all sufficiency in everything, you may have an abundance for every good deed; as it is written,
‘HE SCATTERED ABROAD, HE GAVE TO THE POOR,
HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS ENDURES FOREVER.’
Now He who supplies seed to the sower and bread for food will supply and multiply your seed for sowing and increase the harvest of your righteousness;” 2 Corinthians 9:6-10 Continue reading »
 Posted by at 11:00 am