Open by Appointment Dec. 16 to June 14

    Our winter/spring open hours started today, and go for the next 6 months.  From Dec. 16 to June 14 we're open by appointment.  That means to phone 620-597-2450 a day ahead, and leave a message on our answering machine with your name, day and time you'll come, and what you want to buy.  You can make an appointment to arrive here between 10 a.m. and 12 noon, or between 1:30 p.m. and 5 p.m., Mondays to Saturdays.

The sign on our sales building gives our house phone number to call to make an appointment.

   If you're driving on Highway 166, see our highway sign, and come up to our farm, you'll see the sign on our sales building saying we're open by appointment and to phone 620-597-2450.  You can call that number, which is a landline to our house, and if I'm in the house, I'll come out to the sales building.  But if you know you'll be coming this way, please phone 620-597-2450 a day ahead and make an appointment. Thanks.

   We had a great pecan crop this year, and will likely have pecans for sale until late Aug. or early Sept.  We still have a good supply of both 'Kanza' pecans and selections from Bill's pecan breeding program.  All these pecans have large nuts, thin shells and great taste, and I give taste samples.

   Pecans store well for 3-4 months in a fridge, and for over 6 years in a freezer.  We sell cracked pecans in 4-pound bags, which are over 75% pecan kernels and under 25% shell fragments.  Each bag has the equivalent of 6 pounds of in-shell pecans, and when you pick out the kernels, you get 3 pounds or more of nutmeats.  Each bag costs $19.32 + sales tax.

We still have selections from Bill's pecan breeding program (bags on left) & 'Kanza' pecans (bags on right) for sale. The plastic boxes show what the cracked pecans look like inside the paper bags.

   We also have a good supply of harvested #1 and #2 'Gold Rush' apples, packed and ready for sale in our cooler.  #1 'Gold Rush' apples keep in top condition for fresh eating for 10 to 11 months in a fridge when stored in the plastic bags I packed them in.  This apple variety gets sweeter after a month or two in cold storage, as starches convert into sugars.  #2 'Gold Rush' apples keep for 3 to 4 months in a fridge, and are great for cutting into slices for fresh eating, baking and making apple butter.

   Harvested apples sell for $1.45 per pound + sales tax for #1 fruit with no damage.  A 20-pound box of #1 fruit costs $28.02 + sales tax, and you save $1.00.  We have some very nice #2 fruit that sell for $1.16 per pound + sales tax.  A 20-pound box of #2 fruit costs $23.19 + sales tax, and you save $5.00 including tax over a 20-pound box of #1 fruit.

'Gold Rush' apples turn bright yellow when ready to eat. We'll have harvested 'Gold Rush' apples for sale until about May 2025.

  We'll have 'Gold Rush' apples for sale until about mid-May 2025.  Projected sales dates for all our crops are shown in the sidebar at left under Crop Sales Seasons.  That also tells which crops we sell harvested, and which crops we sell pick-your-own.

   We'll be closed Dec. 24 and Dec. 25 for Christmas, and closed Jan. 1 for New Year's Day.  You can make an appointment for any other day, Monday to Saturday.

   As always, we take cash or checks for payment, but NO credit cards or debit cards, and no "apps".  We don't use a smart phone, and have no phone line to the sales building.  So please bring your checkbook or enough cash to cover the amount of fruit you want to buy.  Thanks.

   We wish everyone a joyful Christmas, celebrating the birth of our Savior and Lord Jesus the Messiah, and a happy and fruitful new year!