Author name: lamoniproduce

Monday, August 7, was a beautiful day. The produce was down a bit for this sale, but there was still plenty to go around. We had good attendance and the prices were up a bit from Friday, though there were still some definite bargains to be found. Our next sale will be Wednesday, August 9 […]

Friday, August 4, was a wet, humid day. We had the strongest supply of produce so far this year and a good crowd of bidders. There were a number of new faces, along with many regular attendees. We’re so grateful for all of you! The produce sold quite low. We had a special hay sale

Wednesday, August 2 was a very wet and cloudy day. We still had a large amount of great-looking produce today and the attendance was strong. Prices were reasonable, though on the lower side. We had a large amount of sweet corn today, as well as a strong crop of tomatoes and a good number of

Monday, July 31, was a much cooler, overcast afternoon. The melons were coming in strong today, as were the tomatoes. Attendance was great and prices were pretty solid, with the exception of the tomatoes. Our next sale will be Wednesday, August 2, at 10 am. A new grower, Joe Dunn, will be bringing 250 dozen

Friday, July 28, our sale floor was filled with bins of melons, boxes of tomatoes, bags of sweet corn and a variety of other fresh produce. The pavilion is really starting to see a lot of use as well. Attendance was strong and the prices were solid. The snack shack started selling fudge bars today

Wednesday, July 26 was another hot sale day! The produce is on strong and looking really good! Our turnout for today’s auction was a little lower and prices were affected, but still reasonable. We are definitely coming into the melon season….and the peppers are picking up as well! Our next sale will be Friday, July

Monday, July 24 was a hot day for a sale! The melons and veggies are loving this hot weather and our sale floor shows it. Today was the first day we filled the main sale floor and the big lots were sold from the open pavilion. Our attendance was still quite good, in spite of

Friday, July 21, was a beautiful, sunny day and the produce was coming in strong! We had a great attendance and prices were solid. Tomatoes saw an increase in pricing, while cantaloupe saw a decrease. We had a significant increase in the quantity of cantaloupe and watermelon today, as well as more peppers and green

Wednesday, July 19, was a beautiful, sunny day. We had a significant uptick in seedless watermelon and cantaloupe quantity. It looks like peppers are starting to come on a lot stronger, as well. We had a good turnout today and prices were steady. Our next sale will be Friday, July 21, starting at 10 am.

Monday, July 17 was a rainy, somewhat cooler day. Our sale started at 4pm, after the rain had moved on for the day. We had an upbeat, fun crowd for the sale and some really nice produce. We saw our first of the season Black Jack Watermelons and I’m told they’ll really be coming in