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Once you've finished shopping, click the checkout link in your shopping cart (located at the upper left side of this page, below this help area).
You can place orders on Tuesday and Wednesday
I will get your orders to you according to the following schedule:
Hunters Walk Neighbors: I’ll bring your produce to you on Saturday mornings. Please place a cooler with ice on your porch if you won’t be home. Be sure I know your street address.
North Forsyth Jazzercise: I’ll meet you before or after the 7:30AM class on Fridays. I can meet you in the parking lot between 8:30 and 9:00 if you’re not going to class. !
12Stone Buford: I’ll meet you before or after the 9AM service.
Special Deliveries: To sign up for this one, you’ll need to discuss it with me, I really can’t go everywhere!
Payment: You can pay me when you take delivery with cash, check or venmo.
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Eggs
Eggs - Large & X Large & JumboGrower: Weedy Soil Farm
Price: $5.00 ( Dozen )Available (Exact): 2
My chickens are fed organic feed, supplemented by extra veggies from my garden and whatever bugs they can catch. We have too many predators around here, so I’ve only been letting them out of their mobile pens a couple days each week. On those days they are free to roam wherever they like, with 15 acres to explore. The eggs are still good, but the chickens are a little sadder.
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Each box will contain a mix of large, extra large and jumbo brown eggs, in whatever proportion the hens lay. It varies from day to day. I label each egg (with a wax pencil) with the date it was laid as well as the egg size. If I know which chicken actually laid it, I will add that chicken's name, too.
close My chickens are fed organic feed, supplemented by extra veggies from my garden and whatever bugs they can catch. We ...
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