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December updates AND Last minute gift ideas...
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Hello Reader,
How are you this rainy & windy day in December?
It is coming down heavily out there right now. And the lights keep flickering, so while I still had power, I thought it might be a wonderful time to check in, say hi and tell you how much I appreciate you. <3
We have had a busy busy couple of months getting all the deliveries out to our wonderful supportive customers like you. THANK YOU!!!!
The lamb and beef deliveries went wonderful and we are so excited that many people will be enjoying our lamb and beef for the holidays.
We wouldn't be able to do what we are doing without you being a part of our farm and supporting us along the way. Buying eggs, lamb and beef, sharing our emails to people who you know will love our farm just like you do and telling your friends and family about us. I can't say it enough --- SO I'M GOING TO SHOUT IT OUT SO THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK HEAR ME!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!!
I have been working on updating inventory on the website - there are lots of goodies over there like
- Leg steaks
- Shoulder chops
- Loin chops
- Rack of lamb
- Stew meat
- Ground lamb
- Ground lamb with organs mixed in
We even have
1 - 1/2 lamb steak box
and 2 - 1/2 lamb roast boxes left!!!!
These make a wonderful holiday gift - and if you are still looking for something wonderful local and regenerative - look no further!
And if you are not sure what is in a 1/2 lamb box you can watch this video where I show you what is in each box.
On another note: the hens had little stay-cation and so I know we were out of eggs for a while. But they are refreshed after their break and have started laying again with love for all.
If you need eggs - you can find them here on the website.
We wish you a wonderful Merry Christmas - and if you celebrate another holiday during this time we send our love to you and yours.
With love your farmers,
Sarah Mahan & Nick Jackson
Jackson Regenerational Farm is a small family farm in Central Maine that you can visit. They deliver true pasture-raised foods to your door that can be eaten with confidence.
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