Guldan Family Farm

Today I'm talking with Tim at Guldan Family Farm. You can follow on Facebook as well.

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00:56 You can find them at homegrowncollective.org. If you're enjoying this podcast, please like, subscribe, share it with a friend, or leave a comment. Thank you. Today I'm talking with Tim at I think it's Guldan Family Farm, but I could be pronouncing it wrong, and he's in Newall, Minnesota. Good afternoon, Tim. How are you?  Good afternoon. It's pretty close. We say golden like the golden color, but you know what? We don't know for sure. So as long as it's close to the term, hey you, I answer to it. And it's too and well.

01:23 Yeah, you must be a dad. You must get hey you.  I've been a hey you for a long time.  Between there was a day at the farmers market a few years ago my wife was actually saying  Tim, Tim and then it went to Mr. Golden, Mr. Golden because I was a teacher at the time and then finally she said hey you and I noticed and turned around and I said what do you need? It was a it's a joke that doesn't die anymore.

01:45 Oh, I know.  mean, I've had four kids and if they can't get my attention, they're like, hey, and if that doesn't work, say, hey, you. And I turn around and like, why are you being rude?  So yeah.  I always ask about the weather  at the beginning of the episodes, but I don't really need to ask because you're in New Ulm, which is not far from me. And Minnesota is having the first most glorious spring day we've had since last spring.

02:12 It is looking finally like it's here. We had a couple of tease days earlier on, but yeah, today I'm sitting at a beautiful 77 and sunny on a nice calm,  maybe two mile an hour breeze day. So I have no complaints in my end.  My husband's been outside almost all day and he just put out the open  farm fresh eggs farm stand farm stand signs about half an hour ago. Oh, Yep.

02:38 We're very excited. This is the earliest we've had the farm stand open and we've had the farm stan