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gramadinah
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Diana
Orofino ID
USA
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Posted - Sep 04 2012 :  8:07:58 PM  Show Profile
http://www4.bountifulbaskets.org/?page_id=8
I have had some fun with this wondered if any one else had?
Diana

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batznthebelfry
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Michele
Athol Ma
USA
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Posted - Sep 04 2012 :  11:11:25 PM  Show Profile
yes I heard about this when I was in Prescott AZ...& thought it would be something great for my sister to get involved it :)....Michele'

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Alee
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Posted - Sep 05 2012 :  05:54:28 AM  Show Profile
I do bountiful baskets here in Montana. It is really good and you can order organic through them much cheaper than you can get just about anything at the store. If you have one within driving distance it is worth it to train to be a volunteer site coordiator to bring it to your area. Earlier this year, Billings would sell out of slots for the week in about 6 minutes. Now more sites have opended up and there are usually spots still available.

Hope it comes to your areas soon!! :)

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ceejay48
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CeeJay (CJ)
Dolores Colorado
USA
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Posted - Sep 05 2012 :  07:29:20 AM  Show Profile  Send ceejay48 a Yahoo! Message
Robin gets the baskets in Phoenix from time to time. Started out getting them every week but then they were so bountiful they had to get them less frequently to keep up with the produce. It's good stuff!
CJ

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AlyssaMarie
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AlyssaMarie
Palouse Washington
USA
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Posted - Sep 05 2012 :  08:50:37 AM  Show Profile
I have done it here. The quality and amounts seem to be really hit and miss. I stopped doing it for the summer and tried to hit the farmers markets more. I'll probably start up again later this fall. I do like their opportunities for extras. They are very well priced.


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lwm
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Loralie
Duncan AZ
USA
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Posted - Sep 05 2012 :  09:10:54 AM  Show Profile
We are out in the boonies, but our little town has a site. I find it to be reasonable & it means I don't have to go 50 miles to the grocery store for fresh produce. I don't buy too many extras...except for the tortillas. I highly recommend them.
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windypines
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Michele
Bruce Wisconsin
USA
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Posted - Sep 06 2012 :  04:28:03 AM  Show Profile
My sister does this in Montana, and has been very happy with her baskets. I looked at the site, and nothing here in Wisconsin.

Michele
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