Tied up in Farm Life

Sorry for the late newsletter! I’m going to make this one quick. We had a little farm accident involving a tiller, baling twine, and a staple. We don’t recommend that combination! Farm life sure keeps things interesting! Thankfully, Matt is okay, but he’ll be pretty sore for the next few days. We’re grateful it wasn’t worse!

This week’s produce lineup looks a lot like last week’s, with plenty of fall favorites still available. However, we have a few important updates about where you can find us!

This is the last week of the Defiance Farmers Market, and St. John Produce in Bryan will be closing for the season this week. We’ll continue stocking the Bryan stand for as long as they’re open, so be sure to stop by while you can!

Since we don’t know exactly what day the stand will close, we will no longer be using St. John Produce in Bryan as a pickup location. If you’re in the Bryan area, please select Quality Health Foods, Our Daily Bread, or Divine Living when placing your online order.

We’ve listed all our winter pickup locations and their hours at the end of this newsletter, so be sure to check those details before placing your order.

Please place your orders by Tuesday at 5pm for pickup later this week.

Shop the online store here:

www.thatonefarmerguy.com/onlinestore

Winter Pickup Locations & Details

Our Daily Bread
209 S Walnut St, Bryan, OH 43506
Thursday and Friday: 10am–5pm

Quality Health Foods
1001 W High Street, Bryan, OH 43506
Thursday and Friday: 10am–5pm

Divine Living
6902 US Highway 127, Pulaski, OH 43506
Friday: 10am–5pm

Homestead Bulk Foods
2578 Township Road 20-2, Archbold, OH 43402
Thursday and Friday: 10am–5:30pm

Jacob’s Meats
8127 OH-66, Defiance, OH 43512
Thursday and Friday: 10am–5pm
Saturday: 9am–12pm

Thank you for your patience with this week’s newsletter, and for continuing to support our farm as we transition into the colder months. We’ll keep growing and bringing you fresh produce for as long as the season allows!

With greens and gratitude,

Matt and Allie

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