Farm Share Share?

[inhumandecency]

I'm looking for someone who's interested in splitting a farm share from Tantre Farm. The cost is $550 up front, for which we get 20 weeks of organic produce from a family farm out in Chelsea, delivered weekly to the Ann Arbor Farmer's Market. I've done this for two years, and I'm very fond of it! It's an excellent value, the produce is great, and

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[yong_mi]

I'm definitely interested, count me in for 1/4.

[yong_mi]

And we can go up to 1/2 share depending on how many people are interested in sharing.

[inhumandecency]

Actually, we can count you in for 1/4 - 1/2! See, the plan initially involved sharing between me, euziere, and redmolly, but the ladies are both going to be gone for two months starting in May. So we can split everything, and they can join in ad-hoc and reimburse us for whatever we want to share with them.

Is it a deal? Say the word and I'll send in our application.

[yong_mi]

Awesome! We've got a deal. You know how to reach me, etc.

[monkeymodulator]

I might be interested. Is it a good assortment of veggies?

[carve_me_a_rose]

that sir, is an impressive carrot.

that sounds like a wonderful deal, makes me still wish I lived in mi, even though I'm lurking here from FL.

[inhumandecency]

Thanks! The carrot is actually from a street market in chinatown, NYC. However, the cabbage is from the Ann Arbor farmer's market:

[carve_me_a_rose]

that is absolutely gi-normous! I cant believe I never checked out the A2 farmers market. what did you do with all that cabbage?

[inhumandecency]

Sauerkraut.

I'm not a big veggie head...

[mr_kitehead]

but I would like to go in for 1/8 share, anything more and it'd probably rot on me.

Re: I'm not a big veggie head...

[inhumandecency]

I don't think that would work well for me. And at 1/8th, you're probably better off just going to the market and buying a la carte. Thanks, though.