Lloyd Craft Farms Fresh Produce, Locally Grown

UPDATE ON THE MEMBERSHIPS:

We closed the Memberships at 84–19 of those are Leap-Froggers for 8 weeks.  As we had already planted (and planned) for 100 members for 16 weeks, we came up short in covering all the input costs.  However, we are working on an exciting venture outside the Big Horn Basin that will bring in 20 more shares–more information will be shared once the details are worked out and the agreement signed!  This will help us tremendously in covering costs we have already incurred.

DELIVERIES and FARM PICK UP:

All Leap-Frog Shares–First and Third week of each month.

Worland Deliveries–Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning .  (If you, or anyone in your group, have a Fruit Share your delivery will be Thursday morning.)

Thermopolis Deliveries–Thursday morning.

Manderson/Hyattville and Basin Deliveries–Friday morning.

CSA Pick Up at The Farm (1049 Washakie Ten) will be Thursday between 4:30 and 6:00 p.m.

COMMUNICATION:

Before JULY 1st, you need to ‘sign to follow’ the blog again…Go to http://www.lloydcraftfarms.com and enter your email address again to the right.  You will get a confirmation in your email–accept it and choose to get your emails ‘immediately’.  (We have had some difficulty with the emails going direct from Wordpress to your personal email addresses.  I think that over time more of them are being hung up in spam filters.)

I’m setting up a text message group for those members who do not frequent email.  When you get your text message you should take the opportunity to visit http://www.lloydcraftfarms.com and read the notice in its entirety.  Text messages have to be short and brief–more detail and information may be in the Post.

EGGS:

The availability of eggs seems to have increased in the Basin, the cost is all over the place.  I’ve tried to stock fresh farm eggs weekly at Pick Up.  If you are interested in buying eggs for $3.25 at Pick Up send me an email ASAP. I’m looking at around 7 dozen a week, but can make more available if needed.

That’s all for now– The Farmer’s Wife