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Monday, October 3, 2022
Schedule:
5:00 – visit, set up food & socialize
5:30 – Potluck
6:30 – Presentation by Eric Hall from Long Haul Timber & Cattle
Location:
Natural Grocers
201 Coburg Road
Eugene, OR 97401
Potluck:
Bring enough to share with everyone. Children and guests welcome. All whole foods eating styles are welcome. Bring something that you can eat and we will discuss the ingredients in each dish to give you an opportunity to learn about the ingredients before beginning the meal.
Please bring dishes and serving utensils for your dish.
For more information see: Wise Traditions Foods
Presentation: Meet Local Rancher and discuss Grass-fed Beef
Eric Hall of Long Haul Timber & Cattle will present information about his farm and the process of buying beef by the half, quarter or smaller bags. What to know and expect.
For more information see: Local Beef Available
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“Belted Galloway beef for sale. We currently have a butcher date for end of August for (1) steer. Selling half or quarter beef at $4/lb hanging weight. The following butcher date for (2) beeves will be some time in early-mid October. If interested in coordinating for purchase please contact us at 541-762-1254 and ask for Eric or Kelly. We also have ground beef available from an early summer butcher at Mohawk Meats; a USDA certified butchery that packaged the beef in see-through vacuum sealed bags. Hamburger is 90% lean and portioned by the pound which is priced at $7/lb. When purchased by the case (36lb) we apply a 5% discount.
Our beef is free from hormones, antibiotics, and our pastures from commercial fertilizers or chemical sprays. We raise Belted Galloway cattle (the “lighter on the land” Oreo cookie cow) on 40 hillside acres overlooking Fern Ridge Reservoir. Belties are renowned for their tenderness, flavorfulness, and modest sized cuts, and ours have the added benefit of being all natural beef free from any growth hormones or antibiotics.
Our registered heritage cattle breed, after 15 years as a closed herd are almost native Oregonian’s and they are always grass fed and grass finished, with NO grain or corn ever, just the way nature intended. Our pastures only receive organic fertilizers to complement our cattle salad bar of grasses, clovers, and plantains.
Moving forward we will also be sending email updates for any butcher dates to come in 2023. If you are interested in joining a mailing list, you can contact us at 541-762-1254 and let us know what you would be interested in.”
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This comes to us from Willamette Farm & Food Coalition. It is not a Weston Price event, but we include it as a service to our community:
2020 Fill Your Pantry Pre-ordering is open
October 1st through October 31st!
Register here
Pick-Up Event Details:
Sunday, November 15th, 2020
Individual pick-up time slots between 8 AM – 3 PM
West Broadway Food for Lane County Warehouse
2235 West Broadway, Eugene, OR 97402
Due to social distancing, there will be NO DAY-OF SALES at Fill Your Pantry this year. All products must be pre-ordered online. Once you order, please immediately register for your individual pick-up time via the link in the order confirmation email. Orders are first-come, first-serve due to limited time slots, so sign up now! Please email us if you have any questions.
In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, small business owners in all U.S. states, Washington D.C., and territories were able to apply for an Economic Injury Disaster Loan advance of up to $10,000. This advance is designed to provide economic relief to businesses that are currently experiencing a temporary loss of revenue. This loan advance will not have to be repaid.
Read More >>>https://www.sba.gov/page/disaster-loan-applications
Contact local Eugene Chapter volunteer, Janice Blair, CPA (jblair@janiceblaircpa.com) for assistance if needed. Tell your local farmers!
 This year’s event takes place on Sunday, November 10th, for pre-order pick-ups and day-of shopping, 1 PM – 5 PM at the Lane Events Center.
Go to: https://willamettefarmandfood.org click Fill Your Pantry
Download the flier: Fill Your Pantry 2019
Sunday, November 10, 2019
1 PM – 5 PM
Lane Events Center
McAllister Family Farm and Creamery
Saturday, September 28, 2019
Starting at 4:00 PM
Location:
McAllister Family Farm and Creamery
23470 Hwy 36 Cheshire, OR. 97419 (map)
541-998-1464
Description:
We have a special treat for you all this summer! We have arranged a tour to the McAllister Family Farm and Creamery. They are a small family operated farm, providing pastured raw milk, chicken eggs and beef to its herd share members. Lori McAllister will give us a tour and answer questions about their certified A2/A2 milk, pastured eggs and beef production.
Then we will have a potluck picnic and tasting of raw milk cheese and fresh milk. Please bring something to share.
Carpool:
If you would like to receive a ride out to the farm, we will meet by Natural Grocers at 3:10 PM, and leave promptly at 3:20. You must RSVP to ensure that there is a seat available for you!
If you would like to offer a ride in your vehicle, please contact us.
I just got an email from a local farm letting us know that they have milk available.
Our Jersey cow just freshened and we have space in our milk rotation for folks wanting weekly milk. Our cows are grass fed on our pastures and fed hay from our own place in winter along with mangels, turnips and squash we grow for them.
We are looking for residents of River Rd and Santa Clara or folks who make a weekly trip to this area already. Please call if interested and we’ll arrange a visit to our farm in Santa Clara.
Small is Beautiful
There are also other farms that sell milk in the area, if you would like more information see: Raw Milk or Contact Us.
Another local event you should know about is:
That’s My Farmer
Saturday, April 13
11:00 am to 2:00 pm
First United Methodist Church
1376 Olive Street
541-607-0106
Please see attached flier for more details: TMF-Poster2019
Fill Your Pantry is presented by the Willamette Farm & Food Coalition:
It’s officially time to Fill Your Pantry! Our annual farm direct bulk buying event is your chance to stock up now and eat local all winter.
When you shop online now through November 2nd, you’re sure to get all of the high quality crops and meats you want directly from the local farmers and ranchers who produce them right here in our vibrant and fertile valley.
Shopping online is easy!
Follow this link to the Local Food Marketplace, create your customer log in, and start shopping. You can add more items to your shopping cart whenever you come back through November 2nd.
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This year you will have an opportunity to meet your farmers because all pre-orders will be picked up directly from the farmers’ booths at the event. Please email us if you have any questions about the ordering process.
Event time and location: Sunday, November 11th, 1 PM -5 PM in the Expo Hall at the Lane Events Center.
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