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					<description><![CDATA[Highly descriptive article, I liked that a lot.
Will there be a part 2?]]></description>
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Will there be a part 2?</p>
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		By: Small Acreage Farming Goals for 2020 &#8211; Tales From the Mutiny		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Small Acreage Farming Goals for 2020 &#8211; Tales From the Mutiny]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] Farmer&#8217;s Market Goals: Some changes I would like to make might come as a shock to a few customers but it includes figuring out a better product to sell at the farmer&#8217;s market. As much as I love baking sourdough bread it is a lot of work. The process begins on Tuesday evening and doesn&#8217;t end until Saturday afternoon. I feed the starter Tuesday and Wednesday&#8230;which only takes a few minutes&#8230;but then Thursday is busy with dough prep, Friday is an entire day of baking and then Saturday starts as early as 5:30am to get ready for market. Right now my maximum capacity is 24 loaves of bread (an 8 hour bake day)&#8230;at $6 per loaf even if I sell out it&#8217;s only $144. Not bad until you consider the roughly 24+ hours of labor that I can&#8217;t spend doing other things (animal care, gardening, writing, etc). And, if I don&#8217;t sell out I bring home a product I can&#8217;t save to sell next week. I&#8217;ve been working on other offerings that include skin/lip balm, soap, reusable/repurposed market bags, growing herbs year-round and, of course, home-roasted coffee. [&#8230;]]]></description>
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