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Lamb from pastured heritage wool breeds; Pork - Large Black Pigs; Wool Roving, Rhubarb, Heirloom Garlic, Tomatoes, Peppers, Onions, etc. About Us We own and operate a family farm using only organic methodologies. We call our products "Ecologically Grown". Since we are a small farm without outside labor we have chosed to not certify our farm as organic due to the extra record keeping and costs. Our focus is on raising pastured and hay fed heritage animals and heirloom fruits, vegetables, flowers and herbs. We are working towards having a stainable farm by rebuilding our highly eroded sandy soil and encouraging diversity of plants, animals and restoring wildlife habitat. We pick up leaves and grass in Woodward's alleyways and shred newspapers to use as either mulch or as feedstocks for composting. Our meat animals are raised on our farm and processed in a local farm family owned meat processing facility, Rays Meats and Processing. The sheep and pigs we raise are considered heritage species and include Finn, Lincoln, Shetland,and their crosses. We also raise Large Black Pigs. We recently acquired some nursing Belted Galloway calves and have one Jersey cow. We were assured from the producer that their parents are grass/pasture fed. This producer has agreed to let us buy all of his future nursing calves. Every effort is made to use open pollinated seeds for produce although an occasional hybrid is grown. We are also growing a few hybrids for a research project with the Kerr Center for Sustainability related to soil building. Hybrid vegetable varieties were included because of their popularity with non organic producers. The goal is to develop rapport with every grower so they may determine if our research and practices may be useful in operations too. Since our animals are heritage species or smaller than customarily found in a retail grocery store many of the cuts will also be smaller. And, because we feed pasture, hay, and our farm grown produce to our animals their meat maybe leaner than what is available in most stores. By the same token some of our heriloom produce such as garlic maybe smaller than the varieties found in retail grocery stores. They are sometimes varieties featured on Slow Food or Ark of Taste. We do our best to make purchases from other farmers in Oklahoma and our processor is a also farm family. Our Logo was designed and colored by the very talented Coop member Sarah Naylor. We love Sarah and her ability to turn our words and into the a Logo that literally dipicts nearly everything about us and our ranch/farm! There is more information on our website at www.anichinimoore.com and Local Harvest. Additional information on composting on Oklahoma maybe found at www.okcompostingcouncil.org. Other recycling information maybe located at www.okrecycling.org. We welcome visitors and love having relationships with our customers! Thank you for considering us as one of your farmers! Browse through our Products for Sale Ingredients N/A Practices (our standards for raising or making our products) Meats are processed in a local OK State licensed processing facility, Rays Meats and Processing in Woodward, OK. Anichini - Moore Ranch & Farm has an OK State Department of Agriculture issued meat label. All food animals raised are considered heritage species and include Finn, Lincoln, Shetland lamb. We have also raise Large Black Pigs, Belted Galloway and one Jersey cow. Every effort is made to use open pollinated seeds for produce. We mulch with shredded paper and recycle yard waste, mostly leaves and grass,and we make compost. We also buy and are distributors for OMRI registered products Azomite(rock minerals) and Neptune's Harvest (cold processed fish/kelp products). We use organic biologically controls for pests and raise lots of flowers and herbs to attract beneficial inspects to deter pests. Additional Information If for any reason you are not satisfied with any of our meat or produce products, you may request a refund or choose another product. We appreciate our customers and will promptly send you a refund and/or work with the Coop to have your accounted credited. Highlights this Month Please see our monthly producer notes. |
Art: Art
Prod.ID Product Name [About Producer] Prod.Type Price #13181 Devil's Claw
Order number of packages. Devil Claws can be used in different ways for art, crafts and decorations or even eaten depending on the stage of "harvest". They also attach themselves to animals and people when they are present in pastures or woods. Package of 2.$5.00/package Fiber Arts: Fiber Items
Prod.ID Product Name [About Producer] Prod.Type Price #6993 Wool Fleece, Natural Black Color, Finn
Order number of Packages. You will be billed for exact weight (approx. 1.5 - 2.8 LBs) Fleeces are very soft from the first shearing of these lovely rare animals. Fleeces have been professionally washed and double carded using natural methods, however, a very small amount of vegetative matter is present since sheep remain uncovered for their comfort during our hot summers. Each fleece is ready to be spun into artisan yarn. Sheep were sheared by Danny Smith who is well known by Oklahoma sheep and fiber people.$80.00/LB #6992 Wool Fleece, Natural Cream Color, Lincoln/Finn (7/8th/1/8th cross)
Order number of Packages. You will be billed for exact weight (approx. 5 - 6.2 LBs) Fleeces from mostly Lincolns are quite nice and very soft crossed with Finns. Each fleece has been professionally washed and double carded using natural methods. Each fleece is very nice and ready to dye and/or spin into artisan yard. There is very lite amounts of vegetative matter because the sheep are not covered for their comfort during our hot summers in NW Oklahoma. Sheep were sheared by Danny Smith who is well known by Oklahoma sheep and fiber people.$70.00/LB Fruits: Rhubarb
Prod.ID Product Name [About Producer] Prod.Type Price #11443 Rhubarb
Order number of Packages. This green more than red rhubarb is in its first crop year or infancy so supplies are limited. Being young, the size of the stalks vary, but, size does not effect flavor or quality. This rhubard is ecologically grown and is also known as the "pie plant" Rhubarb makes wonderful pies, shortcakes, sauces, and wonderful additions to other cuisines and muffins! Rhubarb combines well with other fruits especially strawberries. We will do our best to estimate supply and provide you with a fresh product by picking the evening prior to delivery day. Each package will weigh about one pound or more.$8.00/Package Herbs: Dried Herbs
Prod.ID Product Name [About Producer] Prod.Type Price #13930 Garlic, Larger sized
Order number of Packages. Ecologically grown garlic is about 2 inches in diameter for those who prefer larger sized garlic. Packaged 5 to a bag.$8.00/Package Herbs: Fresh Herbs
Prod.ID Product Name [About Producer] Prod.Type Price #11445 Basil
Order number of Packages. Basil is ecologically grown and used to flavor sauces, stews, and to make pesto. Basil will be picked evening before delivery day. Each "sandwich"size bag will contain 1 cup or more of basil. Basil may be frozen and "crumbles" for ease of use in soups and other recipes throughout the seasons when frozen.$7.00/Package #11447 Garlic
Order number of Packages. Garlic is ecologically grown. This is our second year for growing large quantities of garlic. We plant and harvest by hand. Several varieties (mostly heirlooms & both hard and soft neck types) were grown and combined in either braids or lose in brown paper bags. Each bags will contain 10 bulbs or more of various sizes.$8.00/Package Vegetables: Cucumbers
Prod.ID Product Name [About Producer] Prod.Type Price #13813 Middle East Pro Life Cucumbers
Order number of Packages. A prolific nice pickling and salad cucumber. Can be eaten fresh with peel on. Sizes vary from small to medium in length and width. All sizes are tasty! My grandkids love them eaten straight off the plant! Package of about one pound or more.$5.00/Package Vegetables: Fresh Beans
Prod.ID Product Name [About Producer] Prod.Type Price #13812 Gold Rush beans (similar to green beans only "gold" colored)
Order number of packages. Tasty gold colored ecologically grown bush bean. We stir fry them with onions, garlic, peppers or what ever we may have available with spicy Asian type sauces and serve with brown rice. We also eat them blanched and cold on our salads. They freeze well. Packaged in a plastic food bag. Contents average one pound or more.$7.00/package Vegetables: Potatoes
Prod.ID Product Name [About Producer] Prod.Type Price #14001 Desiree Heirloom Potato
Order number of Packages. Desiree is a rosy colored heirloom potatoe that is delicious about anyway they are prepared! These potatoes are planted and harvested by hand and gently wiped with a "flour sack" towel of any excess soil. Packaged with about a pound in each paper sack.$7.00/Package