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Dorchester Lumber Co. to join since-gone sawmills

by Jonathan Cribbs | March 15, 2019 | Delmarva Farmer, DF headlines, DF top story | 0 Comments

LINKWOOD, Md. — One of the Eastern Shore’s three remaining pine sawmills may soon...

Workshop discusses no-till equipment

by Jane Primerano | March 15, 2019 | New Jersey Farmer, NJF headlines, NJF top story | 0 Comments

PITTSTOWN — “Patience is the key to success,” is how farmer Jeff Bowlby of Frenchtown...

Sap running heralds spring’s approach

by Jane W. Graham | March 8, 2019 | Delmarva Farmer, DF headlines, DF top story | 0 Comments

WHITE GATE, Va. — Virginia is on the very southern edge of the...

Region’s strawberry growers concerned but hopeful

by Sean Clougherty | March 1, 2019 | Delmarva Farmer, DF headlines, DF top story | 0 Comments

CHESAPEAKE, Va. — Weather the last two years hasn’t been kind to the...

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Dorchester Lumber Co. to join since-gone sawmills

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One thing that’s always fascinating is learning about the origin of farm names. Many are obviously named after the family — but others aren’t necessarily so easy to make a connection with and appear to by nods to good luck charms, geographical references or some almost-forgotten historical event. ... Share below with us why your farm has the name it does. ... See MoreSee Less

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Now in its 22nd year, the annual “Wassailing the Apple Trees” celebration at Terhune Orchards is a chance for the Mount family to remind the surrounding community that the farm market, wine barn and store are still open through the winter. ... See MoreSee Less

Terhune Orchards annual celebration features singing and dancing

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