As alot of you know, Stan the Mater Bandit was banned by the "State" of South Walton from selling produce on CR 30a. I went underground for a while, it was very risky doing business this way. Selling produce in parking lots and back alleys, going to "mater houses" where people were actually cooking up Homegrown Tomatoes. It was way to risky to sell produce in this manner. Not only did I worry about the police, but also the risk of some veggie junkie stabbing me with a carrot or hitting me on the head with a beet or turnip and taking my stash.
And the kids that want fresh produce, they start with a Homegrown Mater, whats next, Arugula, Turnip Greens, BE AWARE KIDS, its a slippery slope, next thing you know the kids will be strung out on Field Peas and Local Honey. After that who knows, They may even want a Skateboard Park. God forbid.
Due to the risk of selling produce in South Walton, I have decided to move EAT-Rite Produce company to a farm outside San Isidro, Costa Rica. I have found a beautiful 45 acre farm, This farm had supported a Costa Rican family for 50 years. It has beautiful orchards that produce avacados, papayas,star fruit,kiwis,red coconuts, citrus and more. It has many established organic, permaculture veggie gardens. It also has 5 acres of shade grown coffee.
My EAT-Rite for kids program will also be established on the farm. For the Angels that have contributed to this program, many thanks. The locals in this area are very poor and could use some help. Rain season will be in a few months. They need rain gear to be more comfortable, especially rubber boots. Maybe you have some gear the kids and adults have outgrown and you would like to send. If you PM me I will give you the address for the farm. I will be updating www.eatriteproduce soon to reflect the relocation. My main concern is if my Unca Duke will ship his Geaux Juice that far. EAT-Rite Produce would not be the same without it. Paz,Amor,
And the kids that want fresh produce, they start with a Homegrown Mater, whats next, Arugula, Turnip Greens, BE AWARE KIDS, its a slippery slope, next thing you know the kids will be strung out on Field Peas and Local Honey. After that who knows, They may even want a Skateboard Park. God forbid.
Due to the risk of selling produce in South Walton, I have decided to move EAT-Rite Produce company to a farm outside San Isidro, Costa Rica. I have found a beautiful 45 acre farm, This farm had supported a Costa Rican family for 50 years. It has beautiful orchards that produce avacados, papayas,star fruit,kiwis,red coconuts, citrus and more. It has many established organic, permaculture veggie gardens. It also has 5 acres of shade grown coffee.
My EAT-Rite for kids program will also be established on the farm. For the Angels that have contributed to this program, many thanks. The locals in this area are very poor and could use some help. Rain season will be in a few months. They need rain gear to be more comfortable, especially rubber boots. Maybe you have some gear the kids and adults have outgrown and you would like to send. If you PM me I will give you the address for the farm. I will be updating www.eatriteproduce soon to reflect the relocation. My main concern is if my Unca Duke will ship his Geaux Juice that far. EAT-Rite Produce would not be the same without it. Paz,Amor,
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