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From: The Pastures of Rose Creek Date:03/06/2015 8:45 AM (GMT-05:00) To: danmatt Subject: The rain keeps coming... --> March 6th Newsletter View this email in your browser The Pastures of Rose Creek        Will it ever stop raining? Hopefully... When the fields stay sloppy, it can cause all kinds of foot problems for the cows. We have to keep a careful eye on the cows to see if they are favoring any of their hooves or showing any sign of limping in order to keep them healthy and going! If there are any problems, we get the cow to the working facility and care for them as needed!         By the start of the market season, we will switch over to having our website section  "How to find Us" be the guide to which markets we will be at and if there are any specials!...

Sincerely,  Dan Matthews Subject: Eggs Riding Bikes and Duke From: pastures1051@gmail.com To: Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2014 13:21:11 +0000 Eggs Riding Bikes & Duke July 25th Newsletter View this email in your browser ...

From: The Pastures of Rose Creek Date:05/30/2014 9:53 AM (GMT-05:00) To: danmatt Subject: More Choices. More Deliciousness. --> May 30th Newsletter View this email in your browser The Pastures of Rose Creek     I hope everyone is doing well! Here is the latest update from the farm - short and sweet! Sundays = More      Starting this Sunday, we will be featuring various new products at our farm stand from our farmer friends! Why are we doing this? Despite our differences of opinion on everything from how to build a fence to eradicating the dreadful squash bug, we all share the same love for what we do.      We've had fellow farmers help us on everything to include bolting cows, broken bush hogs and even electrical problems. Whenever something goes ...

From: Pastures Rose Creek pastures1051@gmail.com Date: 04/26/2013 4:57 PM (GMT-05:00) To: Subject: The Pastures of Rose Creek: This Week's Harvest Hello all!  Despite the slight chance of rain tomorrow - the farmers market will be up and running and will be offering a new and exciting event.  This Saturday the market will be hosting it's first Children's Workshop on gardening and farming.  It is the first of many to be scheduled the fourth Saturday each month for the next 8 months.  This week the activity will involve making newspaper pots and planting tomato seedlings.  Check out the Farmer's Market Blog at Oconee Patch for more details about the event... http://oconee.patch.com/blog_posts/an-event-at-oconee-farmers-market-the-whole-family-can-dig       And really, in the world of farming we have come to understand that below 50% chance of rain really means NO chance - those weathermen just like to get our hopes up...

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note® II -------- Original message -------- From: Pastures Rose Creek <pastures1051@gmail.com> Date: 04/12/2013 1:22 PM (GMT-05:00) To: Subject: The Pastures of Rose Creek Hello everyone!  Hope the week finds everyone well!   This Saturday we have an extra special treat for all of you gearing up for the grilling season - enjoying the afternoons lingering to twilight, hanging out with friends and family, brewskie in hand and grill fired up.  This year try grilling out with a " smokin" twist with our pecan wood chips.  And you don't need a smoker to enjoy the delicious smokey pecan flavor added to of your favorite foods.  Or if you want the flavor sans the grilling - try our Pecan Smoked Pecans this week - a Savage-Power creation the boys "smoked up" while enjoying a relaxing Spring evening and a round of horseshoes down by the pond...you can almost taste the leisure and relaxation...

Go buy some fresh produce this weekend in front of the Oconee County Courthouse Sincerely,  Dan Matthews Date: Fri, 5 Apr 2013 11:36:04 -0400 Subject: The Pastures of Rose Creek: This Weeks Harvest From: pastures1051@gmail.com To: Hello everyone!  Less than 24 hours until the start of the farmers market season.  You'll find us this Saturday 8 am - 1 pm downtown Watkinsville, on Main St - right in front of the courthouse.  Can't miss us!  We'll be there with about 30 other vendors - selling everything from veggies to baked goods to artisan crafts.  Early birds who stop by our table may even get a little bonus surprise... Read on to discover just what we'll have, a yummy recipe and an introduction to some new faces (...reverse that order). new faces.... By now, many of you already know our farm manager Will Powers...aka Willy P., Chilly Willy, or just plain "Wheel" - the jovial farmer who often is mistaken for Brad Pi...