Aspects of day to day at Stone Labyrinth Farm
Hey gang,
CSA Membership are on sale
Vegetarian Share: 14 weeks of veggies to feed two people $400.00
Carnivore Share: 14 weeks, 4-5lbs of farm raised meats (chicken, pork, rabbit, duck and s goose)$450.00
Omnivore Share: 14 weeks of 1 Vegetarian share and 1 Carnivore Share $825.00
Egg Share: A dozen eggs a week for 14 weeks $50.00
Whole Farm Share: one veggy, one meat and one egg share $860.00
Thanks,
Glenn
Email me with questions stonelabyrinthfarm@gmail.com
When our site went down last year I thought I lost it all, until my honey told me to log into wordpress. Guess what it was all there I just lost the domain not the blog site.
So I will get you all up to speed in a couple of days.
Thanks
Glenn
Hi gang,
What a year so far! Cold wet spring, lead to slow to low germination rates. Now everything is just growing slow! I will let you see what going on, at the farm.
Enjoy the pictures.
Glenn & Kerry
Thanks,
Posted on March 30, 2017 by McMurray Staff
We all know that the freshest eggs come directly from your chicken but, more often than not, you will have to store your eggs for a few days or possibly a few weeks. So, what is the best way to store eggs so they remain fresh until ready for use?
Eggs that have been washed should be refrigerated. Washing the egg removes the “bloom” which is the protective outer coating. Egg shells are porous and the bloom seals up the pores allowing the egg to breathe. The bloom is the egg’s best defense against bacteria and contamination.
If you plan to use the eggs that day, washing them first is a good idea. But if you plan to store the eggs, then delay washing them until you plan to use them.
When you gather your own eggs, you may leave them on the counter for several weeks and they will still be fine. If your house is too warm (above 80 degrees) its best to keep them in the fridge as they might incubate!
When refrigerating eggs, it is important that the temperature be kept between about 36 degrees (F) and 40 degrees (F). Anything colder and the eggs are likely to freeze. Anything warmer than that, and they will deteriorate faster.
Eggs can absorb strong odors from other foods in the refrigerator, so it best to keep eggs in an egg carton rather than store them in the open-topped egg tray that comes with or was built into your refrigerator. Store them on one of the shelves instead of in door as they will remain at a more constant temperature. Also, eggs should always be stored with the large end up, as this helps the yolk remain centered.
Enjoy Farm Fresh Eggs!
Here on the farm we only wash the really dirty eggs, the clean ones are not wash. At home we do leave our eggs on the counter in the kitchen.
Any questions feel free to ask us.
Thanks,
Glenn & Kerry
Big thanks to all who stopped by today and BIG THANKS to all who bought shares!
Thanks for supporting local farmers!!!!!
Here is a Blue ribbon for a great job help us be Farmers!!
Glenn & Kerry
The Basket will be ready of pick up the Monday before Thanksgiving
Hope you guys like the new share
Thanks,
Glenn & Kerry
From 9 am – Noon
At Wayfarer Coffee Down town Laconia
Myself; Stone Labyrinth Farm and other farmer:
Winnipesaukee Woods Farm // Picnic Rock Farms
Will be talking about and selling our CSA Memberships
Wayfarer Coffee will be selling Coffee and Yogurt Share which can be added to any CSA
Hope to see you there
Thanks,
Glenn & Kerry
Hi gang,
I have posted the wrong CSA Brochure, I guess I need to do better proof reading and check how I save things on the computer. If you have sent your in already we will do any correction need to make it right.
Thanks,
Glenn
Here you guys go, sorry it was late the tummy bug came through the house.
All you have to do is:
print it out
fill it out
Mail it with a check.
Any other question feel free to contact us at:
stonelabyrinthfarm@gmail.com
603-998-7133
Thanks,
Glenn & Kerry
Stone Labyrinth Farm 