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Don't Forget to Order your Fall and Winter Boxes
Fall Share will include some fall greens (lettuce and/or spinach) and possibly some other late fall item depending on the occurrence of frost and availability. Both the Fall and Winter Shares will contain a good supply of storage items such a various colors of potatoes, onions, garlic, carrots and various squash. We try to provide a good diversity products but a lot depends on weather, and harvest, at this time of year so we are still not exactly sure what will be available.
Order using the same online process as the original subscription. Log in using your email and password or use the re-set password option. Then select the subscription type(s).
Fall Share - $75, Delivery on Wednesday, November 13
Winter Share - $75, Delivery on Wednesday, December 11
If you choose to Build Your Own Box for the fall and winter deliveries the minimum orders will be $25. The Build your Own option will be available to any Bounty Box customer who purchased a share during the regular season and Fall and Winter Subscribers will be able to add additional product onto their boxes as well (we plan to have meat and honey available too). Reminder emails will be sent when the ordering period opens.
Questions?? Contact sales@northiowafresh.net |
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