Wild Turkey Farms News- Jan 27
Just a short newsletter this week before I run out to play in the mud. Thanks to everyone that has been supporting us through the winter by coming out to the winter market at DFM, eating at the restaurants that support us, and stopping by the farm. If this winter has been any indication, it's shaping up to be a good and busy year.
We have lots of things underway at the farm now. We have plans to expand our egg laying operation significantly and, increase numbers of pigs & chickens we raise. We are going to offer a spring/summer vegetable CSA again this year (details coming soon), we're also working with Chef Charles Catering to host a couple more Charcuterie classes in Feb & Mar, we are planning a couple farm tours, another farm dinner, and we have a new website that will launch soon. We've just expanded our grain handling capacity to accommodate this increase in pork and chickens so I guess you could say we're committed at this point. So to say we've been busy and getting busier may be an understatement.
We have a fresh batch of our WTF T-shirts in XXL, XL, L, & M for those of you that have been waiting patiently since last fall!!!
Davidson Farmers Market (9am-noon)- The egg situation is getting much better as the days keep getting longer but eggs are still in limited supply this weekend so come early to load up.
Don't forget to check out our Wild Turkey Farms Facebook page and "like" us to get the most up to date info.
We hope that you'll support some of the chefs & businesses that support us & other local farmers.
Customshop Restaurant- Charlotte
Chef Charles Catering - Charlotte/ DFM
300 East Restaurant- Charlotte
Whiskey Warehouse- Charlotte
Carpe Diem Restaurant- Charlotte
Black Mountain Farmers Market- Black Mountain
Know Your Farms Buying Club- Davidson/Charlotte
The Sweetest Thing- Salisbury
Salisbury Wine Shop- Salisbury
Bread Riot Coop- Salisbury
Thanks for your support, have a great weekend, and we'll see you at the market.
Lee, Domisty, Rosty, & Charlie
Wild Turkey Farms LLC
China Grove, NC
Just a short newsletter this week before I run out to play in the mud. Thanks to everyone that has been supporting us through the winter by coming out to the winter market at DFM, eating at the restaurants that support us, and stopping by the farm. If this winter has been any indication, it's shaping up to be a good and busy year.
We have lots of things underway at the farm now. We have plans to expand our egg laying operation significantly and, increase numbers of pigs & chickens we raise. We are going to offer a spring/summer vegetable CSA again this year (details coming soon), we're also working with Chef Charles Catering to host a couple more Charcuterie classes in Feb & Mar, we are planning a couple farm tours, another farm dinner, and we have a new website that will launch soon. We've just expanded our grain handling capacity to accommodate this increase in pork and chickens so I guess you could say we're committed at this point. So to say we've been busy and getting busier may be an understatement.
We have a fresh batch of our WTF T-shirts in XXL, XL, L, & M for those of you that have been waiting patiently since last fall!!!
Davidson Farmers Market (9am-noon)- The egg situation is getting much better as the days keep getting longer but eggs are still in limited supply this weekend so come early to load up.
Don't forget to check out our Wild Turkey Farms Facebook page and "like" us to get the most up to date info.
We hope that you'll support some of the chefs & businesses that support us & other local farmers.
Customshop Restaurant- Charlotte
Chef Charles Catering - Charlotte/ DFM
300 East Restaurant- Charlotte
Whiskey Warehouse- Charlotte
Carpe Diem Restaurant- Charlotte
Black Mountain Farmers Market- Black Mountain
Know Your Farms Buying Club- Davidson/Charlotte
The Sweetest Thing- Salisbury
Salisbury Wine Shop- Salisbury
Bread Riot Coop- Salisbury
Thanks for your support, have a great weekend, and we'll see you at the market.
Lee, Domisty, Rosty, & Charlie
Wild Turkey Farms LLC
China Grove, NC
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