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FieldsofThyme Posted - May 06 2011 : 06:11:34 AM
I am having a difficult time locating a food bank or pantry that will take fresh green onion. With the rain, we have a lot of it.

So, since I cannot find homes for it, I am making a "care package" for family members each time I drive to town (some with canned jelly and fresh farm eggs). I have also called various churches to spread the word about my fresh green onion. It can be frozen too, so teaching people this may help find homes that need it or can use it. I'm also going to see if people like the lady at the post office can use some.

We are a small town. Our resources are limited. Thought I would share.

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Shi-anne Posted - May 07 2011 : 7:04:41 PM
You might take some by a nursing home or an assisted living home. I bet the elderly would certainly enjoy fresh onions.

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Beverley Posted - May 07 2011 : 11:59:31 AM
wow that is too bad that the laws make it hard to help people out.... hope yo find a good needy home for all of your goodies....

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FieldsofThyme Posted - May 07 2011 : 08:37:01 AM
Yes Kristin, it is strange, but you can't even sell farm eggs at the farmer's market (here) without them being graded by an official government employee etc. I have left messages at area churches and I have not received one call back. I've been trying to locate someone for a year now.

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kristin sherrill Posted - May 06 2011 : 5:14:02 PM
That's strange that it's hard to give fresh produce away. We have several food banks here and a food kitchen in Chattanooga. But now with so many laws and regulations it might be harder to give to the food kitchen. I'll have to check into that. But that's a good idea for your family.

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FieldsofThyme Posted - May 06 2011 : 1:35:27 PM
I got a little crazy. I have 3 herb gardens and they multiply each year.

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Shi-anne Posted - May 06 2011 : 08:11:31 AM
You are a blessing, Kristina! I am sure everyone who receives a care pkg. will enjoy it tremendously!

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sherrye Posted - May 06 2011 : 07:01:27 AM
great idea kristina, i take mine to the senior center. they cook them up while still fresh. do the onions grow wild there? or do you have a big garden? sherrye

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