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From time to time, we find the need to re-introduce ourselves and let you in on a few secrets that make Jon the Farmer - Urban Farmer what we are....about 3 years ago, we began this journey of feeding our immediate community fresh, organic veggies & fruit that was grown IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD! With the support of our Land Donors (like Anita & Bj, Betty & Julianna - to name a few), we have been able to expand into other neighborhoods and spread this good work. As of now, we work with 19 Land Donors, one small farm (Stardust Farms) and some great food partners (Lagana Foods & Rainy Day Bees)!!
So how does it work? Well, we would be pulling the wool if we said it was easy. Each yard has it's own strengths and challenges, and because we do not use pesticides, but rather work with what nature already has going on, each order we deliver will take on it's own look. One week we may have 25 salad servings, and 12 squash, 42 carrots and 1 bok choy. Some of your food will have been harvested 2 days ago or 20 minutes before it hits your doorstep. You will see the wonderful remnants of Mother Earth at the roots of your turnips. You may have a few nibbles from the very creatures that help keep the soil naturally toiled. Heck....you might find a little guy from time-to-time (wash your produce)... But what you won't find is chemicals or food grown without intention. You won't find waste in what we do, either - as we deliver weekly donations to FamilyWorks and partners like Toby Joseph of Tacoma, focused on feeding Indigenous Peoples, not to mention our scholarship families who have fresh produce delivered each week. We are a small business, looking to share the abundance of some, with the community, as a whole. And we are fortunate to have you be a part of this. Thank you! #CommunityFood #SeattleIsReadyForChange #FreshIsTheBest #JonTheFarmerSeattle
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