Hey,
it's Jennifer again
It's been all work no play. We are all doing great , the shop and internet site is booming. We've had alot of stores wanting to sell our pie filling. The best one yet is Sonoma Williams wants to sell our products and wants to colaborate with us to make products exclusively for there stores... yeah !!!! but it's still a little scary.
The farm is doing good. i planted garlic for the first time and it's doing great we'll see how it's doing in the spring.. At my house in town i've planted alot of different kinds of herbs and also started to sell dried ones.. We have alot at the farm but i wanted to do alot of different kinds.
The kids are growing like weeds and can't wait for christmas.
Mom is starting to go with the flow and not stress out as much . there are times where we have to tell here to stop and catch her breath. When we get positive feed back we make her read it so that she won't feel discouraged.
well see ya next time
jennifer
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
hey... This time it's jennifer I'm Charlotte's daughter and right hand man. Life has been a roller coaster lately. Pour a Pie has now come out in the Nov. issue of country living magazine. The holiday season is going to be busy, we just want to thank our new and old customers. Samantha who is now 16 months has become our celebrity taste tester for the company. When someone comes to the store they ask for her and she'll just talk there leg off(wish we new what she was saying)
Our farm is in the down time right now, until the new hoop house comes. We recently purchased it so our seedlings have a larger space to grow before there ready to go to new homes or to our own garden. It's so exiting!!!! We've expanded our orchards so we can try to keep up with demand with our own product, we've also planted 1,000 blueberry bushes and the plan is to plant a 1,000 a year till we get to 5,000. So far they are doing great!!!!1
The chickens have finally started to lay again.. We tried everything this summer that everyone told us and nothing worked. but the rooster started to flog my son Wyatt and then my dad so his fate was sealed. There are too many little kids around the farm and they could get seriously hurt. but, as soon as he was gone they started laying, the market is over and now we have eggs coming out our ears!!!!!
We'll until next time
see ys on the farm
Jennifer
Our farm is in the down time right now, until the new hoop house comes. We recently purchased it so our seedlings have a larger space to grow before there ready to go to new homes or to our own garden. It's so exiting!!!! We've expanded our orchards so we can try to keep up with demand with our own product, we've also planted 1,000 blueberry bushes and the plan is to plant a 1,000 a year till we get to 5,000. So far they are doing great!!!!1
The chickens have finally started to lay again.. We tried everything this summer that everyone told us and nothing worked. but the rooster started to flog my son Wyatt and then my dad so his fate was sealed. There are too many little kids around the farm and they could get seriously hurt. but, as soon as he was gone they started laying, the market is over and now we have eggs coming out our ears!!!!!
We'll until next time
see ys on the farm
Jennifer
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