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4 D Acres -
Tuesday January 24, 2012 - By Mike
While there is no snow currently on the ground at 4 D Acres, and there has only been a light dusting of snow earlier this winter, we wanted to share the answer to what is a common question in the winter.The question is regarding emus in the snow, although...
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Wednesday January 18, 2012 - By Mike
If you were to have a dog and pony show – a travelling circus in the late 19 th , early 20 th centuries – you’d want your dogs and ponies to be in tip top shape! 4 D Acres can help!
It’s no dog trick that you can keep your pet’s coat shiny and healthy by...
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4 D Acres -
Tuesday January 10, 2012 - By Mike
As a small business owner, I do not take for granted that I owe much
of my success to other people and small businesses. One particular
business comes to mind: The Louisburg Cider Mill , owned by Tom and Shelly Schierman. They were one of my first...
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4 D Acres -
Tuesday January 03, 2012 - By Mike
I’m not talking about product delivery with Priority or Express Mail. I’m not talking about the fact that the emu bird can easily run 35 to 40 miles per hour. I am talking about the transdermal qualities of the emu oil . Transdermal is a term...
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Tuesday December 27, 2011 - By Mike
Christmas always brings back memories of a day in the life of an Emu
Farmer. It was an early, early Sunday morning, about a week before
Christmas. Temperatures were in the mid 20’s as I woke at 2:00 am and
headed into the other room to wake one of my...
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Spring Hill Farms -
Tuesday September 07, 2010 - By David
I read this article yesterday in Acres USA by Joel Salatin. As always, he makes a very compelling case for sustainable agriculture. This piece will help any eco-farmer help answer the question folks ask that goes something like "Do you really think we...
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Rolling Acres Farm -
Sunday August 30, 2009 - By Denise
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Poverty Acres -
Saturday March 21, 2009 - By Sam or MaryAnn
The tractor started and the soil is turned. The Lord provided an awesome window of time to get the soil turned. It was great to be back on the tractor enjoying sunshine. My arthritis is beginning to lighten up once again. I love warmer weather.
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Poverty Acres -
Saturday March 14, 2009 - By Sam or MaryAnn
Growing The Worlds Best Sweet Corn at Poverty Acres
This is the seventh year for MaryAnn and I to order seed and begin planning for another sweet corn season at Poverty Acres. I am trying to get the Case 1070 started so I can turn the soil. Normally I...
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