Joes Blues
Friday, December 24, 2010
Have a bright, blue Xmas
At the farm, the snow is as high as our hopes for the coming year and our good wishes for you. Have a bright blue Xmas! Joe and Frank
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Larry David's Tax Cut...
Larry David plan for spending his rich person's tax cut includes blueberries:
"...After years of coveting them, I’ll finally be able to afford blueberries. Did you know they have a lot of antioxidants, which prevent cancer? Cancer! This tax cut just might save my life. Who said Republicans don’t support health care? I’m going to have the blueberries with my cereal, and I’m not talking Special K. Those days are over. It’s nothing but real granola from now on. The kind you get in the plastic bins in health food stores. Did someone say 'organic'?..."
Larry, get your own blueberry bush at joesblueberries.com. Even the middle class can afford them!
"...After years of coveting them, I’ll finally be able to afford blueberries. Did you know they have a lot of antioxidants, which prevent cancer? Cancer! This tax cut just might save my life. Who said Republicans don’t support health care? I’m going to have the blueberries with my cereal, and I’m not talking Special K. Those days are over. It’s nothing but real granola from now on. The kind you get in the plastic bins in health food stores. Did someone say 'organic'?..."
Larry, get your own blueberry bush at joesblueberries.com. Even the middle class can afford them!
Monday, October 25, 2010
Mos Funnel Farms, home to Joe's Blues blueberries, opened in 2009 near Bangor , MI, three hours from Chicago or Detroit by car. |
The five acre farm has almost 1400 Jersey high bush blueberry plants on a picturesque setting. The plants, over fifty years old, are destined for hand picking. A unique feature of the farm is a program where people can rent their own blueberry bush for the season. |
Moss Funnel Farms is making a long-term commitment to running a "green" blueberry business. |
We want to be sustainable growers, This past summer we turned half our crop into a "no pesticide zone." |
This coming year we will expand the no pesticide policy to the entire farm and we will be using the minimum amount of chemicals for fertilizing We're lucky because we have strong healthy, 60-year old Jersey blueberries and we are doing things like natural weed control – pulling them out by hand – rather than applying chemicals. |
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