Burrito Saturday $6.99/each
Tell us what you want and we will build you a giant burrito - choose from Pork Carnitas, Chicken Mole, Black Beans, Refried Pinto Beans, Brown Rice, Sauteed Peppers & Onions, Salsa, Sour Cream & Cheese
Black Bean Quesadillas $7.99/lb
Spicy black beans and cheese cooked between two Indianlife tortillas
Spinach & Cheese Enchiladas $10.49/lb
Spinach and cheese wrapped in corn tortillas and baked with enchilada sauce
Vegetable & Tofu...


Management
(IPM) that strives to understand the life cycles of both detrimental
and beneficial insects. Bob Willard’s most challenging pest
is a fungus called apple scab that thrives in Wisconsin’s
climate. Usually it only affects the apple in a cosmetic way, but
it can also cause cracking and leaf defoliation. Most older apple
varieties are very susceptible to this scab (Macs, Cortlands, and
Macouns). This is the primary reason there are so few organic orchards
in Wisconsin. “We approach the issue of pests with as little
spray and as much knowledge as we can. There are many times that
we gamble.” The issue of pests affects many facets of the
operation: harvest , storing, to selling of the apples. In this
complicated dance of philosophy, chance, ecology, and economics
they strive to be the best land stewards they can while keeping
the business viable.