I'm here with a shameless marketing ploy, so I hope those of you far away can see it as news of the farm, and those of you close by can spread the word! Here goes...
Why go to the supermarket when you could come to North Branch Farm? Our
farm stand is open now through Wednesday, November 21, so come on over for a turkey
and everything to keep it company on the Thanksgiving table!
Find us at 122 Stream Road in Monroe for winter squash, onions,
garlic, cabbage, carrots, leeks, herbs, Fuzzy Udder Creamery cheeses
made with our milk, locally grown and freshly milled oats, and dry beans
in six varieties! Turkeys grown organically by Lucretia and Oai on
Stovepipe Alley are available by pre-order, as are apple, pumpkin and
blueberry pies (fresh, or frozen for travel!) baked by Elsie. Also
available by pre-order or by luck: licensed raw milk and cream from our
heritage Devon cows, 10 lb boxes of frozen organic wild blueberries from
Montville and 14 oz bags of frozen organic cranberries from Ellsworth.
Open daily on the honor system from 6:30am-8pm. Call Five-two-five-3323 or email northbranchfarm(dot)monroe(at)gmail(dot)com with questions or to pre-order. Pre-orders should be in by noon on Tuesday. Thanks, and enjoy!
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| Piglets on their second day, born three weeks ago |
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| The Yentes-Quinn house, only a day or so away from being fully shingled! |
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| Over 2000 trees and fruiting plants were dug and sent to the Fedco Trees warehouse last week! |
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| The Shapley-Quinn/Gilbert/Apprentice Cabin on its way to livability |
The food sounds wonderful and we know, from grateful experience, it tastes unbelievably good and we can't thank you enough for your delivery....but can we order an "Apprentice Cabin" for delivery to a hidden away corner of Maine where 2 people and a cat might one day, with luck, be????
ReplyDeleteNot related to the post, but wanted to connect and say that it was nice to meet two of the four of you farmers at the concert in Lexington. Keep up the good work. Best to you with your efforts, it is revolutionary work! Cheers, Dave Stewart (Madeleine's Dad)
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