For Sale Items.

written by

kevin Jacobi

posted on

November 2, 2026

First Draft of Assets for sale. I will refine as I go. Some assets have caveats - ie I wont sell them till the end.

~ 2021 60 HP Massey Ferg Tractor with front end loader $28k

~24 HP John Deere Tractor $5k

~2021 Honda Pioneer 1000 side by side with back seats $10k

1994 Toyota Tacoma with wooden bed, 104k miles $5k

2021 Poultryman Scalder and Plucker - $6k for the pair. Not breaking up

Poultryman kill cone wheel - $900

2025 True 3 Door Cooler - $ 5k

~2022 True 2 door glass freezer $ 2k

Vac Master 540 Vacuum Sealers $ 2k each or $3500 for the pair

Hobart Scale and label Maker - $ 2k

Paxton Crates about 45 of them $40 each, $35 each for the whole lot

Kuhl Hanging feeder - $20 each

Kuhl Range Feeder for Turkeys (x2) $ 150 each

Brower 85gal Hog Waterers (x2) $ 300 each

a plethora of Plassion Bell waterers $30 each

A host of Chest and stand up freezers. If you want a freezer, pay a deposit and when empty, its yours.

Rubber Maid 100gal Water trough (food grade) - $ 100 each

Grit for Meat birds ( 3 pallets of 40 bags) $2 a bag if you take it all. $4 a bag if you just want some

A good pair of GP LGDs - ~6 years old. Net trained (with out electric) $1k for the pair. If you are a good dude and serious about caring for them it could be less than that. (Names - Shyann and Lover Boy)

A good Male GP LGD - 3 years old. Solid. Net trained but needs to be hot, Born with birds. Does not do other males. $500 (his name is Little man)

A Change of Seasons

A Change of Seasons As fall descends upon us with all its glory, leaves of every color fall from the trees and paint the landscape …… the event marks the end of a season well lived and there begins a new season after winter’s rebirth. I recall almost 40 years ago sitting in Botany class learning about how leaves change color and fall from the tree…. The abscission layer – a layer of cells that form in the leaf stem eventually separating the leaf from the life blood of the tree…..& it eventually falls. Losing Cathy almost 2 years ago was my abscission layer - the beginning of an end……… the end of a beautiful season of life. This will be Land Basket Farm’s final season of operation. I will sale this farm this year or next and likely end up in Texas. What will I do ? I will continue to blog & be an advocate for healthier living, I will travel, enjoy the outdoors, run races and be apart of my grandchildren’s lives. Some of you will look upon this event with sadness, but you should not. It is a change in seasons and comes in many forms for all of us. The era of Land Basket Farm will always bring a smile to my face – the work that Cathy and I did together and the people we connected with along the way. I will miss it all. Our Final Season and what to expect We have significant inventory on hand and operations will continue normally through December. Read the newsletters. We will continue attending the Knoxville Market for the rest of this year. Our last market will be December 19. We will not attend the winter market in January, Feb & March. On Farm pick up will be the only fulfillment option in January 2027. I anticipate the website will close ~ Late January depending on sales. We’ll offer more frequent specials this fall. Read the newsletters. The Next Season—and This Blog My most loyal readers know I am passionate about living longer and healthier lives. I am a crusader against sugar and many of the modern aspects of our diet that do not serve us. If you have enjoyed the Land Basket Blog, its journey, and its advocacy, I invite you to join me in the next season: Phase III Life. Finding Health and Happiness Later in Life. Phase III Life is my new blog that will continue what Land Basket started (all content has been transferred). I will continue write about the things that affect our health, and shed light on topics that help us as we age. Thank you for being part of this season. I hope you’ll join me for the next. Ps - The Farms Assets are on the chopping Block - See what's for Sale (first draft)

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