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Going to start selling our products in 2 stores, in the Ozark mountains.

We have created a new type of grape. Moon drop grapes, spliced with muscadines. They're delicious. The pic above is the first jars of jelly. (Sorry scratched off name for now)

We are in the early stages, but plan to sell eggs, broccoli, corn, squash all kinds, okra, leafy greens all kinds, variety of peppers, variety of onions, cabbage, zucchini, cucumbers, carrots, pumpkins, melon, brussel sprouts, radish, yellow and sweet potatoes, mixed nuts, garlic, goat cheese, apples, pears, grapes, honey, honey butter, soap, candles, chicken, and later on at some point fish and beef.

Going to start selling our products in 2 stores, in the Ozark mountains. We have created a new type of grape. Moon drop grapes, spliced with muscadines. They're delicious. The pic above is the first jars of jelly. (Sorry scratched off name for now) We are in the early stages, but plan to sell eggs, broccoli, corn, squash all kinds, okra, leafy greens all kinds, variety of peppers, variety of onions, cabbage, zucchini, cucumbers, carrots, pumpkins, melon, brussel sprouts, radish, yellow and sweet potatoes, mixed nuts, garlic, goat cheese, apples, pears, grapes, honey, honey butter, soap, candles, chicken, and later on at some point fish and beef.

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yeah, im sure theyll find it. isnt there also some amish people up that way? my friend tells me that there used to be a store that sold organic stuff in bulk?

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Mennonites.

Not sure about stores. I don't pay for food at all. I grow most of my own food, and on Tuesdays I volunteer to feed the needy at church. We give each family about $100 box of food, and we get to keep the extras. I have so much food I actually cook for my animals also.

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having too much food is a good problem to have.