Vegetables,
Herbs and Small Fruits
Available though our CSA
Anytime we have more produce
than needed to fill CSA baskets, we will list what's available each week
on our "This Week" page.
Our garden motto is: “keep it natural.” We use no
chemical pesticides, herbicides, or fertilizers. We use companion
planting, composting, encouraging beneficial insect populations,
promoting healthy soil organisms and other natural gardening practices
to boost plant health. This is a partial listing of the vegetables,
herbs and
small fruits we plan to grow in 2010.
| Asparagus |
Anaheim Chili
Peppers |
| Banana Peppers |
Beets |
| Blackberries |
Broccoli |
| Buttercrunch
Lettuce |
Bok Choi |
| Bell Peppers |
Cabbage |
| Cucumbers |
Cured Potatoes |
| Cantaloupe |
Green Beans |
| Green onions |
Jalapeno Peppers |
| Kohlarabi |
Kale |
| Leaf lettuce |
Mustard Greens |
| New Potatoes |
Okra |
| Radishes |
Romaine lettuce |
| Spinach |
Sweet Potatoes |
| Tomatoes |
White Spring
Turnips |
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Additional Crops
(difficult to raise naturally) |
| Cucumbers |
Cantaloupe |
| Squash |
Sweet Corn |
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Herbs |
| Basil |
Parsley |
| Mint |
Cilantro |
| Garlic |
Arugula |
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We are partnering with a producer in northeast
Oklahoma to provide our customers with Black Angus beef. This beef is grass raised then grain finished
the
last four months at a small, family owned and operated, feedlot. No
antibiotics or growth hormones are used. They are wormed with a
commercial wormer twice to minimize internal parasites and are
vaccinated for black leg. All calves are born and grass raised
on the ranch. This is delicious meat!
$3.75 per pound rail weight
(price includes processing)
Down payment required to reserve - balance due
before beef is picked up from the locker. |
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Whole Beef
600-800 pounds rail weight |
$375 down payment |
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Half Beef
300 - 400 pounds rail weight |
$190 down payment |
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Quarter Beef
150 - 200 pounds rail weight |
$100 down payment |
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Our flocks of pastured hens are laying beautiful brown eggs with deep yellow yolks. These
eggs are a healthy, tasty alternative to commercial eggs - better even
than "cage free" or "vegetarian fed!"
Eggs from
hens raised on grass have been shown to be higher in Vitamin E and Beta
Carotene and lower in Cholesterol. Read more at: http://www.motherearthnews.com/eggs
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Local
Honey
This
honey is local to the
Eastern Kansas area.
5 pound - $16
2 pound - $7.50
24 oz. honey bear -$5.50
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We are not able to ship our products - they must be picked up at
the farm.
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For more information please call us at:
620-330-1966 or email us at info@mitchellfamilyfarm.us |
