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Pfennings Organic & More Heath Products and Food

Apples from Niagara!

  We are heading for Palatine Fruit again on Thursday, October 22nd to pick up seven different varieties of organic Apples.    You can order them by the case or half case here, either for pick-up (at Pfenning's Organic or Brookfront Farms) - or for home delivery.  
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Thanksgiving Turkeys!

It's coming fast... just some 4 more weeks until Thanksgiving! Book your Thanksgiving Turkeys now! Order from our Catalogue, or give us a quick call (best during our opening hours) to reserve at (519) 725-4282.  
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Romas and Pickling Cucumbers

    If you have been waiting for Roma Tomatoes and  Pickling  Cucumbers, they are here!    Contact us at the Store - (519) 725-4282 - during opening hours to order your case or larger quantities while they are in season.
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Fresh Chickens anyone?

Fresh, farm-raised organic Chickens (“Rustic Rangers”) are coming to the Store again on August 28th – the last Friday of the month.   Food Box customers: you can have your chicken delivered fresh on the following Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday delivery days (August 31, September 1 + 2).   These popular ...
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Palatine Fruit Update for July 23rd Pick-Up

Here is an update on our upcoming pick-up run on Thursday, July 23rd to Palatine Fruit.   We will be picking up a limited amount of Cherries, so it is not certain if we will be able to fill all orders.   We are also picking up the first Peaches of the season - available in 25lbs and 12.5 lbs cases.    You may ...
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What to sow in July?

Anyone wondering what to sow in July? If you are so inclined, here are some suggestions.   However, considering our hardiness zone, which - according to this hardiness zone map - is 6a (with winter temperatures dipping to around -23° to -20° C), it might be too late for plants such as carrots, turnips, chard and beets....
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