Market Farming

[Road's End Farm <organic87 AT frontiernet.net>]

UT locust stakes?!! With all the lumberyards around here, you would think I could find them locally; but I can't seem to.

I'm calling for a catalogue tomorrow morning. Thanks, all!

-- Rivka; Finger Lakes NY, Zone 5 mostly
Fresh-market organic produce, small scale

On Mar 18, 2008, at 5:33 PM, Harriet Allen wrote:

> > Nolts is the bomb.  They have the best prices I have seen anywhere on a number of items, including agribon and some nice cheap 76" hoops for the row cover.  I get stakes, agribon, drip tape supplies, flats, four inch pots, plug trays, watering wands and nozzles, blank tags, tomato twine, stakes (made from locust with untreated wood), black plastic (and white plastic and red plastic, etc.), from them.  Oh and they sell hoophouses and all of that stuff too. Somehow they ship it cheaply using UPS ground usually and I get things right away.  The one in Penn. is the one I use, but I got shade cloth from the one out west and I believe they have one in the south.  They do NOT have a website, so you do have to call and ask for the catalog.  They will take credit cards, etc. and will give you discounts if you order early, and pay with a check.
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