Orleans

So I didn't really understand until I moved to farm country what was going on.

And Andy and I formed Orange County Homegrown, which is started a farmer's market in Orleans, Indiana, down the road from Paley, which is now I think in its 24th year, one of the most popular farmer's markets in the state of Indiana voted one of the top 10 in the country.

Some years ago, and it's so much more than a farmer's market, you know, it's, it's a community gathering space every Saturday morning but that was how I first really started organizing around food justice and running food, a food pantry for vegan forest activists in Bloomington at a Linda Lee's home.

in Bloomington, that's Andy's partner.

Always.

"Bravo." From Brent Grayskowitz in Orleans, Indiana.

Not New Orleans, Louisiana.

Orleans, Indiana.

"No wonder I've never had an email read on your show.

I've been sending them to your ESPN address [laughs] for a decade."

I think that was $70,000 over the previous record high auction price.

And then two days later, August 31st, in Orleans, Indiana, Beckert Auctions had a farm sale where they sold this 82 model with 2,837 hours for $91,300, second highest auction price ever.

Now, the highest horse there in the 4840, a classic war horse, 200 horsepower, all-time record was set August 15th on a farm auction in Fairgrove, Michigan by Osentowski Auction Service.

Another kind of barn find deal, this 4840 with only 884 hours on it.