I am delight to be writing this post just after having meet in a celebration with the folks at Rhibafarms for the two years they have supplied me with sprouts and wheatgrass while living in Arizona.
If you are anything like me you are filled with gratitude when you find the opportunity to make connections with people in the health and wellness industry who while attending to your needs provide so much more. That’s what you get with Rhibafarms.
Whenever I move to a new place I always take time to find how I can source my food and other basic necessities locally. I like supporting local business for the fact that you know you are contributing to small businesses often made up of people from the community in which you are living. By contributing to their efforts you know you are enhancing the welfare of many other families, people with names and faces that make up the community in which you live and grow.
That’s what I found with Rhibafarms (to learn more about them click here). Rhibafarms was developed by Mark and Marlo and has become a multifaceted operation in farming supplying the local community with a variety of vegetables and sprouts, as well as dried herbs, spices and teas all developed from their farming practices.
Aquaponics are used to grow their vegetables, while their sprouts are harvested with the use of coconut shells. Every plant is fed a good dose of clean reverse osmosis water, love and attention. Rhibafarms produces can be picked up at several locations around the area.
In addition to their variety of produce, they have an Adopt-a-Chicken program in which your money goes towards housing and maintaining a chicken which in turn provides you with healthy beautiful batch of eggs. According to their website, one chicken can produce up to as much as six eggs a week! Those busy chicks, I tell ya!
I’ve enjoyed getting my sprouts and wheatgrass at Rhibafarms for two years and in such time it has been the people, their character and warmth that has made receiving my goodies all the more delightful.
So should you belly be seeking fresh and local produced produce and farm products, check out Rhibafarms in Chandler, AZ. Your sure to come away with more than what you were looking for. Be sure to say hi for me!
What local farms, co-ops or other market place produce have you discovered in your neck of the woods? Share with us.
Hey Safara! What a wonderful article! Thanks so much for your coninuted support and wonderful insight. We really do cherish you in every sense of the word. Take care and we’ll talk soon.
Suzi
Thanks Suzi!!!!!
I miss you all so much…my sprouts have kept my belly happy 🙂
I will look forward to a reunion with a big salad, you bring the sprouts and
I’ll do the rest!
In health,
Safara
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welcome
in health,
safara
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Welcome!
In health,
Safara
When I was a kid, I hated eating vegeatbles. One night brussel sprouts were the vegetable of the evening. I hid my four in a coffee can on the windowsill that held an avocado pit studded with toothpicks that my Mom was hoping would turn into a plant You know like all Moms did in the 60s Unfortunately, my secret was revealed about a week later when a very unpleasant odor was emanating from that coffee can I was found guilty Forty years later, I friggin LOVE brussel sprouts! Who knew they could actually be tasty! Thanks, my child!
Venkat I was laughing to myself as I read this, such a cute story…
the brussel sprouts won your heart and here you are
visit often
in health,
safara
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Thanks Nadine, I too wanted something that was soft on my eyes, so I am glad to hear that it made a difference for you too.
Due visit again.
In health,
Safara
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Due visit again and good luck on your blog
In health,
Safara