We make every effort to grow a wide variety of the best-quality, certified organic produce for today’s health-conscious consumer. The demand of our customers helps us decide many of the crops we will grow the following year. We also take pride in growing some of the most unusual produce items found in the state of North Dakota.
Vegetable varieties available in 2008:
Blue Lake Pole Beans; Chioggia, Detroit Dark Red and Bull's Blood Beets; Negovia and Bolero Carrots; Tango and Utah Celery; Yukon Chief Corn; Straight 8 and Mideast Prolific Cucumbers; Varna Leeks; Jericho Romaine Lettuce; (Walla Walla and Rossa di Milano (red) Onions – crop failure); Pioneer Shell Peas; Yukon Gold and Red Norland Potatoes; Bloomsdale, Renegade and Giant Winter Spinach; Purple Top Turnips.
Fruit varieties available in 2008:
Sweet Granite Cantaloupe; Sharlyn Honeydews; California Wonder Peppers; Howden Field Pumpkins; Buttercup and Black Forest Squash; Russian Mammoth Sunflowers; Siberian, Scotia, Rutgers, Roma and Amish Paste Tomatoes; Triple Crown, Crimson and Sugar Baby Watermelons.
Hard Neck Garlic varieties available in 2008:
German Extra Hardy; Georgian Crystal; Siberian; Music; Georgian Fire; Lorz (softneck), Russian Giant.
Unusual varieties available in 2008
Santo Coriander; Star of David Okra; Carwile and Tennessee Red Valencia Peanuts; Tom Thumb Popcorn; and Beauregard Sweet Potatoes.
Thanks to our customers in 2007, we are offering an expanded base of 27 certified organic produce items this year. We are now taking care of customers' demand at North Prairie Farmers' Market in Carpio and supplying the best quality produce in western North Dakota. Be sure to stop by the opening of North Prairie Farmers' Market-Minot Aug. 2 in the Re Store parking lot in downtown Minot.
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