Pastures of Rose Creek: This Week's Harvest




Hello to all from The Pastures of Rose Creek!

 Hope all is well for everyone this week!  We here at Pastures of Rose Creek are very excited to report that our first head of grass fed beef has been sold, butchered, delivered, and consumed (well....at least partially) by some very happy customers!  In fact it was so yummy, Meredith Bowman of Monroe, happily agreed to share her testimonial...

"I was so excited to find out there was local grass fed beef available in Monroe.  Only a week after placing my order for 1/4 of a cow, it was delivered to my door!  Let me say, it did NOT disappoint.  My husband and I have cooked it several times already and it is absolutely delicious, not to mention better for you than the beef you find in the grocery store.  Will, John, and Dana at the Pastures of Rose Creek were a joy to work with.  They made the process easy and convenient.  We are extremely pleased and cant thank you enough!" -Meredith Bowman, Monroe

Thank you, Meredith!  And we're not too shy ourselves to say that the quarter we kept is without a doubt the best steaks and burgers we've ever had!  So, let's not forget to thank Brisket (that tasty cow) and of course to the Power's family for raising such healthy, environmentally sound and delicious beef!  
And there is certainly more to come!  Please read on for dates and check out the revised brochure and order form for more info!  And don't forget to catch a sneak peek of the weekly harvest at the bottom!
HAPPENINGS:

GRASS FED BEEF - More delicious beef is on it's way!  The next scheduled date with the abattoir (or butcher) is at the end of September.  This last cow went FAST!  So, get your order in soon, y'all!  Feel free to stop on by the Watkinsville Farmer's Market or give one of us a call/email if you have any questions about our grass fed beef!  Dana Bradford: 575.613.2029 or Will Powers: 706.254.9391
MONROE MARKET - We are sorry to say that we will most likely not be apart of the Monroe Marker this year.  Our crops have taken an unexpectedly hard hit by the heat and unfortunately will not have enough to support both markets.  But, next year we are expanding our gardens by twice the size and are gearing up to be full time Monroe participants!  But until then, if you find yourself in Watkinsville (aka Wat-Town) on Saturday morning - stop on by the market!  And don't hesitate to call or email about our grass fed beef...we'll deliver!

POTTERY - We are pleased to report that John Bradford's pottery has become so popular that we have temporarily run out!!  We have another wood-firing coming up in September....so no worries, those beautiful pots will be back soon!  You can also find some of his work at Sunshine Village Gallery, downtown Watkinsville.

BARN-WOOD FRAMES - Our Watkinsville Table also welcomes Eric Ayers and his beautifully hand-crafted Barn-Wood Frames. As a 4th generation working farm, P.o.R.C. has it's share of old barn wood. Eric has taken this wood and highlighted it's rustic beauty in his wooden picture frames, mirrors, and earring displays. He'll be around every other week...so keep an eye out for him!

BAKED GOODS by Dana (Watkinsville Market):

Cranberry Almond Biscotti (great for coffee and non coffee drinkers alike!)

You can to order custom-made pies and other baked goods to be picked up on Saturdays at the Farmer's Market. Please send any baking requests to Dana (575.613.2029 OR dana.k.blair@gmail.com) by Tuesday each week. Check out the attached price list!

And now for THIS WEEK'S HARVEST...
Bell Peppers
Eggplant
Heirloom Tomatoes
New Mexico Green Chiles
Okra

Our Gardens are in transition this month, so we're a little lighter in quantity (but never in quality!)...so hold on tight...we have more on the way!
**Come check out other surprise veggies we may have to offer!**
Thank you all for your support! Hope to see y'all Saturday at the Watkinsville Farmers Market!
For the love of community and all things farming...

Your local farmers,

Will Powers and John & Dana Bradford
The Pastures of Rose Creek, LLC
1051 Rose Creek Drive
Watkinsville, GA
(575) 613-2029

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