Subject: Re: Cheap scales

From: Marie Kamphefner <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2000 17:39:19 -0500

The scales are great!  The added bonus is that they can be used with
batteries so if I ever get the courage to go back to the farmers market,
they can be used there too.  I think you would be happy with them.

Brother and sister-in-law live in Maryland Heights not too far from where
you lived.  It's a great area for shopping.

Marie in Missouri

At 12:18 PM 07/24/2000, you wrote:
>Marie,
>
>Are the scales still working out good?  I called the company, i am still 
>pondering on purchasing them.
>
>I use to live in Lake St Louis, it is about 45 miles west of St Louis.  
>Couldn't garden in suburbia though, at least not on a big scale.
>
>Cassie
>Earthly Edibles CSA
>NE Texas
>
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From: "Cassie Lee Roth" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2000 12:18:22

Marie,

Cassie
Earthly Edibles CSA
NE Texas

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From: Marie Kamphefner <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2000 09:14:39 -0500

How do you plan on using the scales?  

I plan to use them to weigh the vegetables I sell.

I too, am new to CSA and I'm thinking the best way to divide up the harvest
is by weight.  Also I'm thinking it's the best way to keep track of what a
share is worth.  

I'm sure I'll find many used for the scales. 

Marie in Missouri

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From: "Cassie Lee Roth" <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2000 8:48:17

Marie or anyone else,

How do you plan on using the scales?  Do you currently weigh everything 
that you give your members so you can keep track of how many pounds they 
receive?

I know some CSAs do there shares by the pound.  Do you think that is a good 
way to do shares?.

I am new to the CSA world and I was thinking about purchasing those scales 
but I didn't know how I could use them.

Cassie Roth
Earthly Edibles CSA
NE Texas