Friday, November 22, 2013

Harvest Season Is Over For This Year and We Move On To Other Duties



Now that Fall is upon us and Winter is closing in fast, the work in he fields is finished for the most part. Hopefully we’ll have more time to keep our blog up. The work is never done however. During this time of year our focus shifts to the other side of our operation. That being the creation of Handmade 19th Century Reproductions. We have been doing this for many years now and it has become a significant means for helping to offset the cost of running the farm. Operating what most consider a “charity type of farm” doesn’t come cheap. This year a larger portion of the crops went to our local Senior Center and of course some went to the local Harvest Project as usual.

The items we create are made from reclaimed and recycled wood and lumber. The vast majority of which comes from old buildings, many of which are close to 100 years old or even older. Our goal is to provide our customers with a little piece of history at a price far less than actual authentic antiques would cost them. Each item is unique and we seldom create an identical copy of any one item.

We don’t sell the items online as such. We only sell through Craigslist locally and by word of mouth from repeat customers. If any of our readers would like to get a look at some of the items we have listed at any time on Craigslist, all they have to do is use the “search feature” on Craigslist and put in the “search term” ( 44441934 ). This will bring up a list of all the current items we have listed. The list changes frequently as item sell and new ones are added.

We’ve placed a few photos of just a few of the items below.