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June 16, 2009

The AppleHutch lost our peach crop to freezes back in the middle of March.  The few blooms that survived were taken out by cold temps in April.  

The Applehutch is closed until the Gala apples that should be ready around the early to middle of  August. 

Honeycrisp and Jonathan Apples should be ready sometime in late August to early September.  

We do have apple wood for sale to those of you who would like to use some for smoking.  We have it chipped  in boxes, or have the logs for sale.  If interested, please call my phone to arrange a time to pick some up.  620-629-1447

 

 Our Pink Lady and Fuji Apples we planted a couple of years ago should have apples this fall.  

Thanks for burning Ethanol in your cars and trucks, it helps to keep American Dollars in America.  Please remember that corn used for ethanol is responsible for about 3% of the rise in your food bill, yet the production of ethanol reduces the price of gas at the pump by about 10%.  

620-629-1447

 Roger Holmes

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to the AppleHutch store.
From the southeast corner of Plains, go three miles south on a paved road and one and one-half east. Look for two, dark blue with white top, Harvestores at our farm. You can see these from a distance, and drive to them.

 No one is allowed to enter the orchard without permission each time. Please check in to the store first. Generally, we can't give permission to enter and look at the orchard when we do not have fruit to sell. Thanks for your understanding.