Market Farming

[sora AT coldreams.com]

 We then package by bunch
> into clear plastic bags (for basil 9x14, for oregano 7x11, etc.)
> without holes, stapling them closed with a lovely little label my sister
> developed  and which we print out using Epson Stylus C-84 printer with
> DuraBrite inks (THANK YOU to list members for steering me towards this
> great little printer.).  I have found that the generic "Dura Brite" inks
> still run if there is any moisture, but the Epson brand will not.
This is almost identical to my greens method but I'm using ziplock bags
and taping on a label.  My question is...I've been checking out the Epson
C-84 to replace the antique Lexmark-blur your labels if you think of
moisture.
Is it true the thing has 4 different cartridges for color?  Is it a royal
pain to deal with?  How cost effective is it to run all your labels?
                                 Sora at Paradise Valley Organics  zone 4