J. Key Evans Farms

GLENN KAY FARMS, INC PROGRESS REPORTBY JACK EVANS (aka J. Glenn Evans)I am presently at the first Glenn Kay Evans Farm located one mile south of Wewoka Oklahoma (Central Oklahoma) and will be in the area during May and June before returning home to Olympia, Washington in early July. Have been making arrangements for Rural Water connections and getting set up for solar power. Just planted some small patches of clover that will hopefully spread. After a recent good rain it was a delight to see the green coming up. Yesterday, planted corn and tomorrow will plant watermelons. When back in the area in October will harvest and accumulate seeds for future planting and give away any excess production. We are also in the process of making arrangements with a local farmer to have his cattle graze the land to clean up the undergrowth and enrich the soil for farming. This fall a local nursery will be planting 18 fruit trees, three each of six different fruits. Had planned earlier planting of the fruit trees, but manager

BOOK LAUNCH PARTYBook launch party scheduled for J Glenn Evans latest novel, Wayfarers – Where No One Is an Outcast on Saturday, March 24, 2018 at 4 PM. At The Merchants Café located in Pioneer Square, 109 Yesler Way, Seattle, Washington. Further information or questions call J. Glenn Evans, 360.459.9288 or email JGE2@poetswest.com. You are invited and hope you can come if you are in the area. No charge and no obligation to buy anything. Love to see you there. Merchants Café, Seattle’s oldest restaurant established 1890 was the inspiration for the Wayfarer Restaurant in the novel. In writing this novel, J. Glenn Evans was inspired to organize the non-profit corporation, Glenn Key Evans Farms, Inc.to launch a movement to help the homeless with food and shelter and training in no-till farming. You can also listen to a YouTube interview with Evans on https://youtu.be/Z_G-waX2QJM