Anyone want free range chicken in Bangor Area?
Hi! Here at Emma's Family Farm we raise free range pastured poultry along with other things, of course. We're trying to meet the needs of a small group who want some of our chickens for their food needs. Their order is small, and we're wondering if anyone in the Bangor area would like to buy some chickens, ready to cook. These birds are raised naturally but are not organic. We can provide pricing, including quantity discounts, and we're looking at a Thursday delivery date. What Thursday, you ask? Probably almost any Thursday that we can put together an order big enough to make it worth driving from Windsor to Bangor. If you're interested, think about a Thursday in October, and be in touch. I'll give my personal Email address here, please use the subject line "Bangor Area Chicken" at mainefun40@hotmail.com
Thanks,
Steve Hoad
Emma's Family Farm
Windsor Maine
Thanks,
Steve Hoad
Emma's Family Farm
Windsor Maine
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Permalink Reply by Marada Cook on -
Hi Steve-
I have forwarded your comments to my buying club contacts. I hope you get some enthusiastic responses. If you need to transport some of your product, we pass Windsor on Wednesdays and go to Bangor on Thursdays.
Let me know if Crown O'Maine can help.
Marada
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