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Old 99 beef, pork and chicken now in the freezer. We have have latest beef and pork back from butcher All meat is raised here on pasture.

The summer 202 crops are now ready for harvest: cucumber, garlic, lettuce, arugula, parsley, kale, collards, spinach, chard, Tokyo Bekana (a chinese cabbage), radishes, fennel, tomatoes, peppers, sweet bulb onions,
Coming soon: sweet corn, string beans, leeks, eggplant, broccoli, We will have winter storage selections: potatoes, turnips, sweet potatoe, squashes, beets, carrots. Our orchard produces apples, peaches, raspberries, blackberries, aronia berries, mulberries, asian and european pears, currants and juice grapes in season.

Reminder: I sharpen your chef’s knives with proper equipment so you can really enjoy them.

Meats
I carry pork, beef and chicken (roasting and stewing). Check availability below.

Eggs
LG $7.50 per doz
XL $8.50
Jumbo $9.00
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Notes
1. Produce units available are same as price unit. eg 500 gram, each.
2. Quantity available is almost always estimated. Feel free to order it, I can fill in most cases. If I cannot I will contact you and offer something else in its place.
3. If you order and don’t pick up, I trust you will pay.

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Featured Products

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  Celery
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  Onions Red
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  Spinach
  Price: $5.00
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  Squash, Vegetable Spaghetti
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  Brussels Sprouts
  Price: $8.00
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Beets, Early Wonder Red
Grower: Equilibrium Acres
Price: $4.00 ( 1 lb )
Available (Exact): 31

The standard salad beet with dark red flesh and rich sweet flavour.

Brussels Sprouts
Grower: Old 99 Farm
Price: $8.00 ( Stalk )
Available (Estimated): 10

Organc Brussel Sprouts that have been frost kissed for increased sweetness. Comes on the cane.

Cabbage Collards
Grower: Equilibrium Acres
Price: $4.00 ( .5lb )
Available (Exact): 9

Collards are leafy green vegetables that belong to the same family that includes cabbage, kale, and broccoli. While they share the same botanical name as kale, Brassica oleracea, and some resemblance, they have their own distinctive qualities. Like kale, collards are one of the non-head forming members of the Brassica family. Collards' unique appearance features dark blue green leaves that are smooth in texture and relatively broad. They lack the frilled edges that are so distinctive to their cousin kale. Long a staple of the Southern United States, collard greens, unlike their cousins kale and mustard greens, have a very mild, almost smoky flavor. Although they are available year-round they are at their best from January through April. Collard greens are an excellent source of vitamin K, vitamin A (in the form of carotenoids), manganese, vitamin C, dietary fiber, and calcium.. In addition, collard greens are a very good source of vitamin B1, vitamin 6, and iron. They are also a good source of vitamin E, copper, protein, magnesium, phosphorus, vitamin B5, folate, omega-3 fatty acids, niacin, vitamin B1, and potassium.
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Collards are leafy green vegetables that belong to the same family that includes cabbage, kale, and broccoli. While they share ... more

Cabbage, Head
Grower: Equilibrium Acres
Price: $6.00 ( ea )
Available (Exact): 13

Young, early green head cabbage great for coleslaw salads or sauerkraut. Crispy with a sweeter taste than late season cabbages.
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Young, early green head cabbage great for coleslaw salads or sauerkraut. Crispy with a sweeter taste than late season cabbages. more

Carrots, NEW CROP
Grower: Equilibrium Acres
Price: $4.50 ( 1 lb )
Available (Estimated): -4

First crop of garden fresh carrots.
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First crop of garden fresh carrots. more

Celery
Grower: Equilibrium Acres
Price: $4.00 ( bu )
Available (Estimated): 13

Celery stems with leaves on, good for snacks, munching and in stews and soups. Celery is hard to grow but we had a good success this year, with all the moisture.
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Celery stems with leaves on, good for snacks, munching and in stews and soups. Celery is hard to grow but ... more

Chard, Rainbow
Grower: Equilibrium Acres
Price: $4.00 ( 8 oz )
Available (Estimated): 38
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The flavour is the same as green chard, but the look is different. Reddish streaked stalks and very lush variegated green leaves, this vegetable will add colour to your dishes, as well as flavour.
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The flavour is the same as green chard, but the look is different. Reddish streaked stalks and very lush variegated ... more

Collard, Greens
Grower: Equilibrium Acres
Price: $4.00 ( 8 oz )
Available (Estimated): 18

Young collard greens are tender and sweet tasting and perfect to use in fresh salads or as mini wraps for lunches.
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Young collard greens are tender and sweet tasting and perfect to use in fresh salads or as mini wraps for ... more

Eggplant, Rosa Bianca
Grower: Equilibrium Acres
Price: $5.00 ( ea )
Available (Estimated): 6

oval italian type, 8"x 6" diameter. mild flavoured, suited to slicing, dark skinned.

Kohlrabi
Grower: Equilibrium Acres
Price: $3.00 ( half kg )
Available (Estimated): 10

It's not really a root but a 'stem vegetable' because it's a swelling of the stem just above the ground that's the part we eat. The greens are like turnip greens and can be used as such. The kohlrabi 'stem' is about apple sized, crispy and mild. It can be eaten raw but is usually cooked, either alone or in medleys like soups or casseroles.
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It's not really a root but a 'stem vegetable' because it's a swelling of the stem just above the ground ... more

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