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My Dream Come True!

Pine Needle Farm   -   Oct 17, 2010 - By Ann_2

My dream has come true after 9 years!  I have my own cashmere dehairing machine!!!  Now I can process mine and other people's cashmere into cloud ready to spin, or process further at another mill.  This has been a dream of mine...

The Christmas trees are sheared and marked.  Waiting for Thanksgiving weekend to start to cut.  We've had a hard frost, so the balsam is ready to be cut for wreaths.  Looking forward for a great year!  Buy now for shipment in...

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beautiful fall

Kehr Family Farm   -   Oct 16, 2010 - By Ken & Heather Anne

The weather has been so beautiful on these October weekends!  We are happy to share that the pumpkin crop is still plentiful even though we've seen a big increase in our number of customers and sales.  We are thankful to those who return season...

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Spring Hill Farms Holiday Ham

Spring Hill Farms   -   Oct 16, 2010 - By David_8

As the Holiday season draws near I start thinking about ham. Well actually I start getting calls and emails asking about ham so it starts me to thinking about ham! I began offering holiday hams in 2004 and it has grown into a big part of what we do at Spring...

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Why So Much?

Pleasant Valley Farm   -   Oct 15, 2010 - By Emily

It's another beautiful fall day here.  As always, it's been yet another busy week on the farm.  I've got some fresh horseradish roots, dug from the herb garden today, that I'll be processing as soon as I'm done blogging....

Last year the British government added Gardening as sports activity to boost the reputation of the country which is hosting the coming Olymics in 2012. The English and French are Organic Productive farming/gardening enthusiasts .Comparing ourselves here in...

Westminster Farmers' Market is cancelled today due to high winds forecast.

Greetings shareholders, This Saturday, we'll have beautiful potatoes (yippee!!!), Candy onions, beets, small turnips, lettuce, radishes, chilies, herbs, and lots of greens again.  I think we're going to run a little low on the big white bok...

Everyone knows that goodies purchased at a local farmers market always taste better...it has to, it's fresh! I have to admit that I was blown away this week by the eggs, even though I know farm fresh eggs from happy hens are always better than store...

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Everything but the squeal

Spring Hill Farms   -   Oct 14, 2010 - By David_8

Everything but the squeal - Margie Wuebker Copyright October 2010 Country Living Magazine To read the article on their website click here   The driveway at Dean and Marilyn Wyler's CoshoctonCounty farm fills with cars and pickup trucks as...

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