>Now available while supplies last!
>
>Oranges and Ruby Red Grapefruits from Florida grown using biodynamic
>preps from shipped to your door.(US)
>
>I just ordered a case of half grapefruits and half oranges.
>One case is 35 pounds. The cost is $33.60 plus shipping, Linette at
>Spiritual Food fo
Allan, Allan, you keep me so busy...I can find out.
- Original Message -
From: Allan Balliett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 2:43 PM
Subject: Re: Delicious Citrus
> >Now available while supplies last!
> >
> >Or
>Allan, Allan, you keep me so busy...I can find out.
Sorry, Christy. Your certainly a good soul and I'm sorry to try you,
but the face of the farmer is a large part of what spiritual food
distribution should be about, in my humble opinion. -Allan
2002 4:50 PM
Subject: Re: Delicious Citrus
> >Allan, Allan, you keep me so busy...I can find out.
>
> Sorry, Christy. Your certainly a good soul and I'm sorry to try you,
> but the face of the farmer is a large part of what spiritual food
> distribution should be about, in my humble opinion. -Allan
>
>>the face of the farmer is a large part of what spiritual food
> > distribution should be about, in my humble opinion. -Allan
Dear Christy,
The farm is Ladybug Oak Grove located in central Florida in the midst of the
citrus belt. The farmer is John Krohn. He was inspired by and is a
neighbor
>In my conversations with the farmer, he has explained how he and Hunter are
>lone pioneers (my word) down there among chemicals galore used in citrus
>growing. He told of the greatly visible decrease in wildlife in Florida in
>general over the years and of how the industry is being taken by fore
