Tuesday, January 19, 2010

The Big Chill Edition
January 14, 2010


Hope everyone is enjoying this tropical weather. After a week of fighting frozen waterlines and frozen equipment we are really enjoying the heat wave. It seems as though the cold weather has done a number on all of the diesel engines around the farm and on all of our vehicle's batteries but at least it got rid of the mud for a while. Well just to look on the bright side, the days are getting longer & it will soon be time to start filling the greenhouse with vegetables for our garden so spring is just around the corner.

Take care, eat local, and stay warm.

Lee, Domisty, Rosty, & Charlie Menius



Join Us For "Fresh" The Movie at Catawba College Jan 28

The documentary FRESH, dubbed "a fresh look at food production," will be shown at the Center for the Environment facility on the Catawba College campus at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 28. The screening, co-sponsored by the Center, Bread Riot and Wild Turkey Farms, offers a positive message about small farms and local food.
A panel discussion will follow with Dr. Chris Magryta of Salisbury Pediatrics, Maggie Blackwell of the Salisbury City Council and Bread Riot, Lee Menius of Wild Turkey Farms and Libby Post of Rowan/Salisbury Schools. Bread Riot will prepare a reception. FRESH is a grassroots effort to grow fresh food and ideas. Filmmaker Ana Sofia Joanes is releasing the movie to small groups to "mimic the food movement in that what's really growing is not different food but a new awareness. You cannot create a new vision or shift of consciousness from the top down," she says. "It must come from...the bottom up."

The screening and discussion are free and open to the public. All you have to do is register here http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07e2oalovxac2417d8&oseq=a021qpfeviklwu



Great Food- Picked Up or Delivered

Just because the Salisbury Farmers Market is closed for the winter is no reason to do without great local food. If you need your local food fix just send us an email wildturkey_farms@yahoo.com and we'll send you a list of what's currently available & schedule a time to that you can come out & pick up or we'll work with you on delivery.


Still a few spaces left at Charcutterie 101- Come learn how to turn great meat into works of art with a master chef.

We've teamed up with our good friend Chef Charles Semail of Chef Charles Catering in Charlotte to host a charcutterie class. The class will be held on Saturday January 30 beginning at 9am. You will get hands on experience in everything from cutting pork chops to making sausages and pates. The best part is that at the end of the day everyone takes home their share of the days work to enjoy. A family style gourmet lunch is included and you are sure to have great time developing your culinary skills.

There are still a few spaces left- Registration is $120. In order to insure that everyone has plenty of hands on time and individual guidance, class size has been limited so register soon. To Register Contact us at wildturkey_farms@yahoo.com



Want to fill your freezer? Consider a bulk purchase of pork or beef just email us for details
The Wild Turkey Farms Economic Stimulus Plan Is Here-


The Pork Pack
Just $65

- 4 pork chops (our choice of bone in, boneless, or smoked)
-2.5-3lbs of spare ribs
- 1 ham or shoulder steak
- 4 packs of link sausages (our choice of brats, Italian, polish, anduille, and chorizo)
- 3 packs of breakfast sausage (1 hot, 1mild, 1 maple)
- 1 pack of our all natural hot dogs

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