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Darlene Crump of Carlock is busy tending
customers. The Crump family has homegrown cherries, apricots,
cucumbers, squash, kohlrabi, onions, beets
and cabbage. They also have tomatoes from Arkansas, blueberries from
Michigan and cantaloupe from Georgia. All of their canned goods are
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This is Dennis Moldenhauer from north of
Easton. All of his veggies are homegrown. Right now he has popcorn,
green beans and cabbage available. |
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This is Dave Dunhan of Lincoln. He sells
rabbits and fertilizer. Most people use his fertilizer for plants,
gardens and yards. Dave donates all his proceeds to St. Jude's.
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This is Sara Gieseke of Elkhart. She has green
beans, beets, lettuce, peas and baked goods from her garden and
kitchen. |
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Alan and Val Carder of Lincoln buy green coffee
beans and roast them. They have over 20 different flavors available
for sale. Just follow your nose. The smell is wonderful!
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Bill Bates, city attorney, is purchasing fresh
veggies from Sue Wachter of Lincoln. Sue has corn, green beans,
sweet onions, green onions, kohlrabi, zucchini, beets, carrots, herb
plants, baked goods and doggie biscuits.
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