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Comment by Amy Green on February 10, 2011 at 8:43pm

We are looking for places to retail our wines in the Springfield Metro Area.  We have some of our products in at Mama Jean's, but we'd like to have some restaurants as our customers as well.  We have our distributor's license and we'd be happy to let you try our wines.  We only use grapes we've grown on our farm in Seymour, Mo.

Comment by Bill McCollum on June 7, 2010 at 5:12pm

We are now putting together an online Farmers Market at "Springfield.LocallyGrown.net" We invite you to come and sign up and experience the newest Springfield area Farmers Market.

Comment by Bill McCollum on June 7, 2010 at 5:08pm

As owner of Ozark Mountain Meats in Ozark I want to thank many of you who are customers for your trust in us to process your animals and to invite any new potential customers to come and give us a try as we have been your local Butcher for close to 50 years.

Comment by Ruell Chappell on March 26, 2010 at 4:53pm

Welcome Nikki

Comment by Nikki Petitt on March 26, 2010 at 4:49pm

It's spring, so the phones are going crazy at Wickman's! Most calls start with "Do you have _____________ yet?" I wish we could say yes every time, but it just isn't so!

Of course all the basics are in - onion plants, seed potatoes, asparagus crowns (even some purple this year!) garlic, bundles of strawberry plants and seed racks from four different companies (including Baker Creek and organic seed).

Rhubarb divisions arrive next week. Most of the Stark Bros. fruit trees are now potted and ready to go. (In case you didn't know - Stark Bros. is a Missouri company.) Grapes & brambles have been slow to ship this year - frustrating for us & our customers! We expect the bare root brambles to arrive very soon, but still have a few potted plants available now.

Bulk compost is expected to come in mid-April. We ARE trying to find a supplier that offers product earlier in the season at a reasonable price. The Back-To-Nature bagged compost we offer is an excellent product though. I add a couple of shovelfuls every time I put a transplant in the garden and have learned to appreciate the convenience of being able to transport bagged products in my little Subaru as opposed to needing a truck every time.

Coir pots, window sill trays and other seed starting supplies are all available in the Garden Center. Tomatoes, peppers and tender herbs can be seeded in pots now. You can get a head start with melons & cucumbers seeded in biodegradable pots too - just don't start them too early or they'll stretch indoors!

Comment by James A Zitting on March 15, 2010 at 9:22pm

Hey All,

I am teaching a natural beekeeping class March 20th at 3 pm at Mama Jeans (by Bass Pro) in springfield, and again on April 10th at Garden Adventures Nursery - 1900 W Mt Vernon St, Nixa, MO 65714

If intrested please sign on at my facebook group "Bee Landing" or email me at james@beelanding.com


Thanks, James

Comment by Cathleen Vought on March 4, 2010 at 12:58pm

Hi all!
I just posted under "Events" our fiber arts event next weekend:
http://wellfedneighbor.ning.com/events/woolapalooza-2010-sheep-to
Hope to see some of y'all there!
Cathi

Comment by Louie Michael on March 2, 2010 at 9:44am

Garden Tilling Available!!! If you have a spot you need tilled and you live in or around Springfield, MO, give me a call. Pricing for "Well Fed Neighbors" is $20.00 per hour, with a $20.00 minimum. Also, don't forget to order your Rain Barrel's for Spring!!! GO TO: http://www.louiemichael.com/tgrainbarrels.html Contact Info: LM 417.988.1086 or info@louiemichael.com

Comment by Da Barefoot Chef on February 24, 2010 at 9:36pm

We are now supplying organic box's of fruits and veggies year around. To sign up for this please visit www.totalorganix.com See you around! Love ya!

Comment by Ruell Chappell on January 28, 2010 at 3:33pm

Please! Bring every merchant you know. Joe is plannning on being there and we are VERY excited to have him.
r

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