Not ordering any meat? Nationwide shipping at flat $9 or free! See how here.
📦 Weekly home delivery of our regenerative meats! Order today!
Burger Night is open! Join us on the farm Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun! Learn more 🍔❤

How to Maximize Your TF $$'s & See The Truly Expensive Foods

posted on

January 23, 2022

It's week #3 of our 4 week January series to start 2022 off healthy and it's time to talk about everyone's favorite subject, especially farmers 😂: money

Seems like everyone has been sick recently so the concept of "health being wealth" might be a little more real for some right now too - can't do much with that wealth if you haven't the health to use it. 

But, changing the way you eat and where you source your food can be, or at the very least, can seem to be, more expensive. 

Grassfed beef has the assumption of being expensive. 

When something is thought of as being expensive we can immediately assume that we cannot afford it and just dismiss any further thought on it.

So we are going to talk through a couple of things today: 1. Is it more expensive? 2. Tips to make it more affordable for anyone. 

Know that I am not coming at this from the position of a flush bank account. If you think starting a farm from scratch is a get-rich-quick scheme and that Andy is still working off the farm full-time (outside all this winter 🥶) for funsies, you'd be mistaken. 

But we do understand value & quality and that you get what you pay for. 

If you have ever come to visit us at Burger Night you'll notice our buildings and the stone siding. You also might notice high-quality windows in the house and garage and metal roofs on all our buildings.

Andy is a contractor and builds houses for his day job so he knows materials & has the skills (and all the tools - don't let him tell you otherwise!).

However, we also have budgets. 

So as things come up we have to decide what we value most and where we spend our hard earned money & time: the short-term or the long-term.

We almost always choose long-term.

The costs are: 

  • higher up-front costs
  • (which means) fewer projects
  • (and ultimately) living in a smaller house.

But the short and long-term benefits are: 

  • lower heating & cooling bills
  • practically zero maintenance work & zero maintenance costs
  • beautiful craftsmanship we can enjoy just being around
  • buildings that should outlive us and carry the long-term benefits on to the next generation. 
  • Bonus: a happy husband that doesn't ever have to roof again! ❤

We think these benefits outweigh the costs....well, most days, having 1 bathroom can suck. 

The parallels between a house and your only true home, your body, are pretty easy to see. 

Take care of your body. It’s the only place you have to live. – Jim Rohn

If you're choosing short-term for your body by eating the equivalent of particle board (seriously, some of the "food" in the store is not much different!), cheap vinyl windows and patching asphalt shingles on top of old ones well, you can expect some trouble....especially if your foundational health is already weak - any stressor that comes along could completely collapse your home. 

The short-term gains might be:

  • convenience
  • high palatability (although your taste buds can change pretty quickly)
  • targeted marketing that helps you feel included and validated
  • less cost (maybe)

The costs might be things like:

  • feeling tired and losing time & progress
  • losing time getting sick
  • medical bills
  • not looking great
  • not outliving your body (being kept alive by pharmaceuticals or equipment but with zero quality of life)
  • mentally being unable to cope with the seemingly endless stressors

I believe that just like a house, any time we can chose nutrient-dense foods over the ultra-processed foods (think the middle of the grocery store or gas station), we are investing in the short-term enjoyment and long-term health of our body. 

The beautiful thing about life is that we are still mostly free to choose what we put in our bodies (those of you that reach out weekly looking for raw milk know why I say "mostly").

I just want to make sure you are choosing based on facts and not assumptions. 

The only barrier to truth is the presumption that you already have it. - Chuck Missler

So I did some price-checking. 

Our ground beef with no discounts is $8.95/lb which is $0.56/ounce, of course you can get discounts (see below) and we have lower cost items but ground beef is the item people are most familiar with (those superfood kidneys last week were $0.28/oz!!). 

Here's a selection of some of the convenient/palatable/popular items available from Wal-Mart and Woodmans (except the KT snickers). You can play this game easily at the store - simply check the tag for $/oz and multiply by 16 (ounces per lb) or, if the tag doesn't show $/oz just divide the cost by the ounces in the container and then multiply by 16.... 

  • Snickers bar from Kwik Trip = $0.91/oz 
  • --->This is $14.56/lb - grab our snack sticks instead for just 39 cents more! This time of year you can even just leave them in your car.
  • Protein powders seem to average about $0.8/oz with some going much higher.
  • --->This is $12.80/lb - just buy the OG whole food proteins, not ultra-processed protein - there are a LOT of options for less than $12.80/lb.
  • Wal-Mart brand kale salad kit = $0.63/oz or $10.08/lb
  • Doritos from Wal-Mart, large bag = $0.38/oz
  • --->I know this is less than our ground beef comparison (note that single-serving bags are more), but at $6.08/lb is this the best use of food funds and are chips as cheap as people might assume they are?
  • Kind granola bars (on sale even at Wal-Mart) = $0.89/oz or $14.24/lb
  • Annies organic granola bars = $0.69 or $11.04/lb
  • Nature's Valley & Cascadian Farms granola bars = $0.45 and twinkies = $0.46/oz
  • --->Again, very popular items that are assumed to be cheap snack foods but at $7.35/lb is this a good deal for practically no nutrition and lots of sugar bringing with it blood sugar/insulin spikes?
  • Realgood pizza = $0.80/oz or $12.08/lb
  • Amy's cheese pizza w/ veg crust = $0.77/oz or $12.32/lb
  • Realgood Lemon Chicken bowl = $0.61/oz or $9.76/lb
  • Good Food Made Simple Chicken Pad Thai = $0.63/oz or $10.08/lb
  • Catalina Crunch keto cereal = $0.78/oz + milk or $12.48/lb+
  • Kellogg's Snax cereal = $0.92/oz or $14.72/lb
  • Cream of Wheat (single serving container) = $0.52/oz or $8.32/lb
  • Single serving of breakfast cereals like Cap'n Crunch, Cherrios, Cinnamon Toast Crunch = $0.66-0.83/oz + milk or $10.56-13.28/lb+
  • Quaker and Full Circle oatmeal cups = $0.78/oz or $12.48/lb
  • Kodiak oatmeal with extra protein cup = $0.93/oz or $14.88/lb
  • Munk Pack Keto granola bars = $1.27/oz
  • --->This is $20.32/lb - you can eat STEAK and eggs (at $3.59/doz, each egg is $0.30) for breakfast for cheaper AND more bio-available nutrition
  • Clif protein bar = $0.95/oz or $15.20/lb and Clif nut butter bars at $0.85/oz or $13.60/lb

Just for fun, some drinks, since some people replace meals or have these with their meals or snacks:

  • Monster energy drinks = 0.12/oz or $1.92/lb
  • Starbucks coffee drinks = $0.25/oz or $4/lb

Somewhat ironically the keto and paleo foods targeting the health conscious consumer with ultra-processed foods in place of whole foods, especially protein, are the highest cost per lb, as are single-servings of course. 

It's no wonder that, according to Diana Rodgers "Americans are spending less on meat today compared to years before, but twice as much on processed foods & sweets." We actually spend the most on processed foods & sweets now where once we spent the most on meat.

This all empties your wallet fast because the lack of nutrients and protein, turns on your stop-eating or satiated signals slowly and are engineered to make you want to keep eating past fullness. 

Out of curiosity, I checked out some of the fresh meats and was pretty surprised to see that Woodman's fresh beef stew meat was $8.99/lb (TF stew meat is currently $9.95) and their boneless sirloin tip was $9.99/lb ($9.95 for TF's sirloin tips already cut up!). 

So, what's this mean?

Swapping out an ultra-processed food product with no or low nutrient content for a nutrient-dense food from Together Farm's could actually SAVE you some moo-la or at least not cost you as much as you might think AND, at the same time, be a long-term investment in health, community & environment. 

Of course, I understand that you can buy in bulk and find cheaper prices for those things listed above or not buy name brand, etc etc, but that's like buying a house-worth of cheap vinyl replacement windows - you might save a little now but if you do the math, it's probably costing more in the long-run.

It's also worth pointing out that you'll probably need to eat more to feel full and a nutrient comparison at $ per bioavailable unit (like iron, B vitamins, etc) would blow any bulk savings out of the water and of course, there are all the aforementioned costs and missed benefits.

You can also buy in bulk and find lower prices with Together Farms, but without sacrificing your health, the environment or the community. 

But again, it's all your choice as to what you value, I just want it to be an informed choice.  

Tips & Tricks to Save

There are obvious ways to do this: 

  • Buy BUNDLES which are usually available
  • Stock up during a SEASONAL SALE
  • Get MULTIPLE PACKAGES at once
  • --->Watch for items with a drop down arrow  Image
  • Look for bonus items that are put on SALE
  • --->To see all the items on sale at any given time go to All Products and click the On Sale tag at the top or bookmark that link. 
  • --->You might want to see if we're doing anything cheesy for National Cheese Day today! 🧀

Those are pretty obvious but there are a few lesser known things you can take advantage of like: 

  • TF's REFERRAL PROGRAM: You get $10 & they get $20!
  • --->We know word of mouth is King and we value your help in spreading the good news to your family & friends
  • --->Simply log in to your account, go to Imagein the top right-hand corner choose Referrals from the drop down list and copy your unique URL to send to family and friends as a link!
  • 30% off GRAB BAG items
  • --->If you love all meat and are feeling adventurous, you can stock up on the packages that are safe but flawed in some way.
  • Live alone or have a small meat appetite? Order SHORTS
  • --->These are packages of brats, chops, sausage, etc that didn't get to the quantity or weight specified - maybe there is 1 chop or 2 brats. 
  • --->To order, send an email, they aren't posted in the store yet. 
  • Take advantage of FREE delivery with orders over $149
  • --->What are the savings in time and money to skip a grocery store trip? 
  • --->note that we are running the numbers now and it looks like this may have to slightly increase soon.
  • RETURN those shipping BOXES! $10/box adds up quick! 

Lastly we are working on accepting EBT for food items this winter, stay tuned for that update. 

Hopefully you found a gem or two tucked in here that can help make eating nutrient-dense foods the easy choice - the more people that opt in to supporting their local farmers directly, the more prices can normalize as systems become more efficient too. 

If you want to make small changes, change the way you do things. If you want to make major changes, change the way you see things. - Gabe Brown

Wishing you health & happiness in 2022!

Order by midnight on Sunday for pickup or home delivery next week!

Yes! Deliver Good Food to My Door!

More from the blog

Week 21: 2 BOTWs + weather solutions!

Burger Night is open, rain or shineThursday & Friday 4pm-8pmSaturday noon-8pmSunday noon-7p It's Week 21 of 23 for the 2025 Burger Night season! 🤯 This warm weather has me so confused, how can there be only 2 weeks left?! What I'm not confused about with the weather is if we're going to be open - so reminder that we are open if it's: sunnyhotcoldhumidwindyfoggyperfect (it happened once! honest!)snowymistingraining in Eau Claire*thunderstorming (though if there's a lot of lightning the music might be cancelled - we never want to disappoint anyone that might come out for the music (see below 🤩) plus we pay a cancellation fee so we do try really hard to not cancel music whenever possible)mostly cloudytornadoing (though we may move the party into the farm store's basement 🤣)hailingfloodingmostly sunny OR partly cloudyless than idealsleetingor some combination of the above. What I'm saying is that sometimes you're going to get more than just a burger when you come out. :) Why do we do this? (to quote my children every time the weather is anything less than perfect) Because otherwise we'd be closed every other 15 minutes....it's so unpredictable and it's never constant so we just roll with it. Can you imagine me trying to post our hours on google or facebook: Thursday: open 4-4:15, 4:45-5:05ish, 5:32-5:35, 6:01-6:02, 6:30-6:55, 7:30-7:40, 7:44-8:00. Why am I bringing this up? No reason! If you could please just close your window blinds and don't even check or worry about what the weather is doing and join us on the farm because who knows what the next two weeks might bring? Tropical cyclone perhaps? That's NOT on the list above sooooo 😬 I wouldn't chance it. *or wherever you are, REMINDER: check the radar because it may NOT be raining here; however, if it's beautiful in EC or wherever you are do NOT check the radar, just assume it's also awesome here. Oh geez, I made more mistakes again. You'd think they'd just fire me already, but, nope. This mistake = TWO Burgers of the Week for you again! So, see? Not all mistakes are bad for everyone. 😂 Screw up #1: Last week's burger with the blueberry ketchup was supposed to be the week before when Joyann Parker was playing (she does some blues styles) but not only did I mix that up, I also (mistake #2) showed you the WRONG picture for the BB's BBlue's one - that was actually a picture of THIS week's We Brie Jammin' BOTW.  Mistake #3 - there was only supposed to be one blueberry-involved BOTW for the whole year, in my mind I was actually thinking about the Beez Kneez BOTW. But! I wrote down We Brie Jammin...? 🤔 Or at least I think that's what happened? No idea. [Send Help!] So this is where we're at for Week 21 of 23 (the one where Steph loses her mind):  Beez Kneez, will be featuring:  100% grassfed beef pattya pear, honey & ginger compote from Quince & Applemelted brieginger-infused honey drizzle 🍯 uncured applewood smoked bacona brioche (not ciabatta) bun to hold all that sweet deliciousness together  We Brie Jammin' (pictured below):  100% grassfed beef pattyuncured applewood smoked bacon lemon-infused brie Avenue Orchard's blueberry-habanero jamon a toasted brioche bun.  We do not have a ton of the actual We Brie Jammin's so that may see a jam swap later this weekend or it may be sold out - we weren't exactly planning on doing this one. 🤪 (I mean, I got the brie, bacon, brioche and beef parts right though.)  (Note that we have about 15 other main meal options on the menu, not just whatever the BOTW special is; you can see the menus on the website.) Behold! This is actually the We Brie Jammin' BOTW! Not many though so hurry! The Beez Kneez BOTW (plus bacon and on brioche now, not ciabatta)! It's so delicious....highly recommend!------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thursday, Sept 25th (next week) Trivia at 6:30pm: Mixed Bag  TVMonopolyPicture: mountainsAudio: campfire songsFamous womenComic book characters Remember, we give prizes to 1st place, 2nd place and Last place! So bring your friends (use the info above to help you decide who to bring) and let's have some Thursday night fun! Grab your friends (different ages/generations is always a wise choice) and play trivia with us at 6:30pm Thursdays! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Friday, Sept 19th LIVE MUSIC with John Gay 5-8pm Singer-songwriter, John Gay’s, gritty contemplative sound ripened in prison while he served a nine-year sentence for marijuana that started in 2011. After his release in 2017 John started performing his solo acoustic set at various venues around Wisconsin playing original music he wrote in prison along with covers of his favorite artists such as Jason Isbell, The Lumineers, Chris Stapleton, and Zach Williams. Gritty singer-songwriter from Jefferson, WI, with heartfelt originals and covers you’ll know. 🎵 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Saturday, Sept 20th LIVE MUSIC with Corey Rae White 5-8pm Corey Rae White is a seasoned singer-songwriter with music in his blood and over 4,000 performances under his belt. A former Guitar Player of the Year nominee (Minnesota Music Association), he's known for heartfelt songwriting, electric live shows, and a warm, humorous stage presence. A multiple award-winning artist, White has earned National Native-E Music Awards and Native American Music Awards nominations, including for his song “Dimmer” and collaborations “I Will Always Fight” and “Don’t Keep Me Waiting.” He’s performed with bands like The Johnny Holm Band, CRAE WHITE Band, and Girls Night Out, and opened for stars like Train, Miranda Lambert, Zac Brown Band, and Semisonic. Melody, experience, and soul define his sound - Corey Rae White is the full package! Corey Rae White returns to the farm Saturday night, 5-8pm, after one of the most talked-about sets of the season! Come find out why Andy himself said he may be one of the best we've ever had! 🎵 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sunday, Sept 21th 3pm: Free BINGO with Steph!  This Sunday we've got one $300 cash jackpot and one $10,000 one!  We play 9 games with a winner every game!   ✨ If you wanna win, you gotta play! ✨🏈 PACKER GAME at noon Sunday will be on behind the bar!  Bingo fun! It's free, the Packer game will be on behind the bar (starts at noon) so why not?? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday, September 24th 🍻 Beer Dinner with The Brewing Projekt and Chef Andrew! The menu looks fantastic, the weather (crazy as it sounds) looks like it's going to be perfect and all the people are wonderful!  So we'd love to have you join us for the this last Wednesday night of food & farm fun.  Beer Dinner Tickets --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Farm Store Updates We just received our pottery re-stock and we've got a few honey and bee-related items on sale in honor of the (actual) Burger of the Week (the Beez Kneez one 😂).And we have everyone's favorite ice cream flavors right now too - including Adeyle's favorite Caramel Apple Pie! 🍨❤ (hence why an ice cream flight is an option.)  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Closing Thoughts One last weather thought since we try so hard to never cancel live music and risk disappointing any fans that might come out and see them:  Come out and see them!  We do pay attention to which musicians have a following and get community support so: --> if you want them to keep coming back,  --> if you want us to continue our pretty strict no cancel policy and  --> if you want them to really feel the love then coming out when the weather is less than ideal is the #1 way to do that (right behind cash tips 🤣). And never forget: There's no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothes! 😉 Thank you so much for all the love and support!! 💚Your farmer & friend, Steph p.s. Yesterday was National Cheeseburger Day and I sent out a text for BOGO half off of any burgers or pulled pork sandwiches, if you missed it but don't want to miss the next one text  Burger Night to 715-200-8333  For farm/meat sales and updates text Together Farms to that same number.  If you already signed up and you aren't seeing the texts, check your texting spam folder (even Andy's were going there - I think it's because I talk about giving away 1,000s of dollars at bingo and the filters don't like that because usually it's a scam, but, lucky for you, we are an unusual bunch).  p.s. Only 3 more weeks after this one so don't delay because you never know what the weather might do for the rest of them. Rachel left us an updated ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Google ReviewWhat a beautiful place! Great food!

Beer Dinner on the Farm with TBP & Chef Andrew

We're pairing up with two of your favorites: The Brewing Projekt and Chef Andrew to create our one and only Beer Dinner of 2025 that will keep you warm all winter long just thinking about it! Five incredible courses, beautiful fall colors and stories that will only get better as the night goes on. (Don't love beer? Solutions abound....)

Week 20: 2 BOTWs, New music + doing our best

Burger Night is open, rain or shineThursday & Friday 4pm-8pmSaturday noon-8pmSunday noon-7p It's Week 21 of 23 for the 2025 Burger Night season! 🤯 This warm weather has me so confused, how can there be only 2 weeks left?! What I'm not confused about with the weather is if we're going to be open - so reminder that we are open if it's:sunnyhotcoldhumidwindyfoggyperfect (it happened once! honest!)snowymistingraining in Eau Claire*thunderstorming (though if there's a lot of lightning the music might be cancelled - we never want to disappoint anyone that might come out for the music (see below 🤩) plus we pay a cancellation fee so we do try really hard to not cancel music whenever possible) mostly cloudytornadoing (though we may move the party into the farm store's basement 🤣)hailingfloodingmostly sunny OR partly cloudyless than idealsleetingor some combination of the above.What I'm saying is that sometimes you're going to get more than just a burger when you come out. :)Why do we do this? (to quote my children every time the weather is anything less than perfect) Because otherwise we'd be closed every other 15 minutes....it's so unpredictable and it's never constant so we just roll with it.Can you imagine me trying to post our hours on google or facebook:Thursday: open 4-4:15, 4:45-5:05ish, 5:32-5:35, 6:01-6:02, 6:30-6:55, 7:30-7:40, 7:44-8:00.Why am I bringing this up? No reason!If you could please just close your window blinds and don't even check or worry about what the weather is doing and join us on the farm because who knows what the next two weeks might bring? Tropical cyclone perhaps? That's NOT on the list above sooooo 😬 I wouldn't chance it.*or wherever you are, REMINDER: check the radar because it may NOT be raining here; however, if it's beautiful in EC or wherever you are do NOT check the radar, just assume it's also awesome here.Oh geez, I made more mistakes again. You'd think they'd just fire me already, but, nope. This mistake = TWO Burgers of the Week for you again! So, see? Not all mistakes are bad for everyone. 😂 Screw up #1: Last week's burger with the blueberry ketchup was supposed to be the week before when Joyann Parker was playing (she does some blues styles) but not only did I mix that up, I also (mistake #2) showed you the WRONG picture for the BB's BBlue's one - that was actually a picture of THIS week's We Brie Jammin' BOTW.  Mistake #3 - there was only supposed to be one blueberry-involved BOTW for the whole year, in my mind I was actually thinking about the Beez Kneez BOTW. But! I wrote down We Brie Jammin...? 🤔 Or at least I think that's what happened? No idea. [Send Help!] So this is where we're at for Week 21 of 23 (the one where Steph loses her mind):  Beez Kneez, will be featuring:  100% grassfed beef pattya pear, honey & ginger compote from Quince & Applemelted brieginger-infused honey drizzle 🍯 uncured applewood smoked bacona brioche (not ciabatta) bun to hold all that sweet deliciousness together  We Brie Jammin' (pictured below):  100% grassfed beef pattyuncured applewood smoked bacon lemon-infused brie Avenue Orchard's blueberry-habanero jamon a toasted brioche bun. We do not have a ton of the actual We Brie Jammin's so that may see a jam swap later this weekend or it may be sold out - we weren't exactly planning on doing this one. 🤪 (I mean, I got the brie, bacon, brioche and beef parts right though.) (Note that we have about 15 other main meal options on the menu, not just whatever the BOTW special is; you can see the menus on the website.)Behold! This is actually the We Brie Jammin' BOTW! Not many though so hurry! The Beez Kneez BOTW (plus bacon and on brioche now, not ciabatta)! It's so delicious....highly recommend!------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thursday, Sept 25th (next week) Trivia at 6:30pm: Mixed Bag  TVMonopolyPicture: mountainsAudio: campfire songsFamous womenComic book charactersRemember, we give prizes to 1st place, 2nd place and Last place! So bring your friends (use the info above to help you decide who to bring) and let's have some Thursday night fun! Grab your friends (different ages/generations is always a wise choice) and play trivia with us at 6:30pm Thursdays! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Friday, Sept 19th LIVE MUSIC with John Gay 5-8pm Singer-songwriter, John Gay’s, gritty contemplative sound ripened in prison while he served a nine-year sentence for marijuana that started in 2011. After his release in 2017 John started performing his solo acoustic set at various venues around Wisconsin playing original music he wrote in prison along with covers of his favorite artists such as Jason Isbell, The Lumineers, Chris Stapleton, and Zach Williams.Gritty singer-songwriter from Jefferson, WI, with heartfelt originals and covers you’ll know. 🎵------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Saturday, Sept 20th LIVE MUSIC with Corey Rae White 5-8pm Corey Rae White is a seasoned singer-songwriter with music in his blood and over 4,000 performances under his belt. A former Guitar Player of the Year nominee (Minnesota Music Association), he's known for heartfelt songwriting, electric live shows, and a warm, humorous stage presence. A multiple award-winning artist, White has earned National Native-E Music Awards and Native American Music Awards nominations, including for his song “Dimmer” and collaborations “I Will Always Fight” and “Don’t Keep Me Waiting.” He’s performed with bands like The Johnny Holm Band, CRAE WHITE Band, and Girls Night Out, and opened for stars like Train, Miranda Lambert, Zac Brown Band, and Semisonic. Melody, experience, and soul define his sound - Corey Rae White is the full package!Corey Rae White returns to the farm Saturday night, 5-8pm, after one of the most talked-about sets of the season! Come find out why Andy himself said he may be one of the best we've ever had! 🎵 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sunday, Sept 21th 3pm: Free BINGO with Steph!  This Sunday we've got one $300 cash jackpot and one $10,000 one!  We play 9 games with a winner every game!   ✨ If you wanna win, you gotta play! ✨🏈 PACKER GAME at noon Sunday will be on behind the bar!  Bingo fun! It's free, the Packer game will be on behind the bar (starts at noon) so why not?? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday, September 24th 🍻 Beer Dinner with The Brewing Projekt and Chef Andrew! The menu looks fantastic, the weather (crazy as it sounds) looks like it's going to be perfect and all the people are wonderful!  So we'd love to have you join us for the this last Wednesday night of food & farm fun. Beer Dinner Tickets --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Farm Store Updates We just received our pottery re-stock and we've got a few honey and bee-related items on sale in honor of the (actual) Burger of the Week (the Beez Kneez one 😂). And we have everyone's favorite ice cream flavors right now too - including Adeyle's favorite Caramel Apple Pie! 🍨❤ (hence why an ice cream flight is an option.) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Closing Thoughts One last weather thought since we try so hard to never cancel live music and risk disappointing any fans that might come out and see them:  Come out and see them!  We do pay attention to which musicians have a following and get community support so: --> if you want them to keep coming back,  --> if you want us to continue our pretty strict no cancel policy and  --> if you want them to really feel the love then coming out when the weather is less than ideal is the #1 way to do that (right behind cash tips 🤣). And never forget: There's no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothes! 😉Thank you so much for all the love and support!! 💚Your farmer & friend, Steph p.s. Yesterday was National Cheeseburger Day and I sent out a text for BOGO half off of any burgers or pulled pork sandwiches, if you missed it but don't want to miss the next one text  Burger Night to 715-200-8333  For farm/meat sales and updates text Together Farms to that same number.  If you already signed up and you aren't seeing the texts, check your texting spam folder (even Andy's were going there - I think it's because I talk about giving away 1,000s of dollars at bingo and the filters don't like that because usually it's a scam, but, lucky for you, we are an unusual bunch). p.s. Only 3 more weeks after this one so don't delay because you never know what the weather might do for the rest of them. Rachel left us an updated ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Google ReviewWhat a beautiful place! Great food!

with customization by Grapevine Local Food Marketing