Windy Briars Homestead

100 ears of fresh sweet corn for just $45!
🌽 LAST CALL for sweet corn season! 🌽

As we begin winding down on sweet corn and getting ready for all things fall, this is your chance to stock up for winter!

If you’ve been thinking about freezing corn, canning it, making soups—or saving it for that end-of-season crab feast 😂—this deal is for YOU.

100 ears of fresh sweet corn for just $45!

This is PREORDER ONLY because we will be harvesting your corn to order. 🌽

‼️ Prepayment is required.

Pickup available Thursday through Sunday.
📍 Evans Farms Market
9843 Seashore Highway, Bridgeville
⏰ 8am to 7pm

To preorder, click the link below:
https://thefrozenfarmer.company.site/products/100-Ears-of-Corn-Special-p864763064

Don’t wait—once sweet corn season is over, it’s over! 🌽

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