Best in Agriculture & Produce

Dec 28, 2024

DO

I always use honey in my homemade rolls, and yours worked just great! I also like how your ‘dark’ buckwheat honey tastes by itself! Very good! Looking forward to putting it in teas, oatmeal, wheat bread, etc.

Sep 29, 2024

The packaging of Pure Natural Rosemary Maca Batana is beautiful and practical.

Aug 8, 2024

I was introduced to this product and used it topically on a wound I had. I usually heal well, but this was extra ordinary. The wound healed fast and there is no detectable scar today. My skin also looks & feels amazing. I cannot wait to use more of this product.

Jun 8, 2024

MP

Absolutely incredible product. This might be the best honey I've had at home. Even the chilly honey (which I received as a gift) is really good; you can taste the fresh chilly in it. 5/5

Apr 22, 2024

SH

Great product. Far shipping.

May 25, 2024

So glad we fit this into our trip! Very cool experience. Our son loved it and hardly wanted to leave. Would recommend for sure.

Dec 6, 2023

LR

I must say the product from Shroombox Company are totally amazing. Recommended!!

Dec 4, 2023

SM

I tried to order oil for my furnace, unfortunately they demand that a credit application form be filled out. When I asked why, I was going to pay in advance so a credit application seems unnecessary, I was informed that it is required in order to put me in the system but they promised not to run a credit check? So they won't sign you up if you don't sign a credit check application that they won't run?!? That seems off to me so I told them I would take my business elsewhere. On Monday morning I received a copy of an email that Sunderland sent to my landlord falsely accusing me of refusing to fill out a credit application and insinuating that Sunderland had refused me service on those grounds. It think that they know telling my landlord something like that can only serve to harm my relationship with my landlord and I believe that was the intention. I am also a long time customer of Sunderland feed store inspite of the moth eatin barley, rancid smelling oats, the occasional rat droppings in the grain, miss labeled bags, bags mysteriously sewn shut on both ends etc. P.S. I have been informed by accounts payable that it is not company policy to require a signature on a credit check in order to receive a prepaid delivery of home heating oil.

Oct 29, 2023

JA

Golden Dog Farm has caught the public's eye by featuring ~20 golden retrievers as a unique business attraction. While the idea may seem novel to some, it's important to delve into the ethical implications of such a practice. Using dogs primarily for business gain essentially commodifies them, reducing their worth to their utility for human profit. This undermines the intrinsic value and dignity of these sentient beings. Further complicating the issue is the sourcing of these dogs. If they're not from rescue shelters, then the business is likely supporting the breeding industry, which often comes at the expense of shelter dogs waiting for homes. This not only raises ethical questions but also represents a missed opportunity to rescue dogs in need. The welfare of these 20 golden retrievers is another concern. Proper care for such a large number of dogs is a significant responsibility that requires ample space, regular exercise, and veterinary care. If the business prioritizes profit over the well-being of these animals, it risks neglect or even abuse. In today's climate of social responsibility, businesses are held to higher ethical standards than ever before. Golden Dog Farm could face public backlash, especially if it becomes known that the welfare of these dogs is not a priority. In summary, while the concept of using golden retrievers as a business attraction may seem enticing, it is fraught with ethical pitfalls. From the commodification of these animals to questions about their welfare and sourcing, the practice is fundamentally exploitative. Businesses should weigh these ethical considerations carefully before using living beings as a means to an end.