Woods Edge Farm attracts customers with sightings, fibers of llamas, alpacas
STOCKTON — Woods Edge Farm became an informal destination for the Friday of Teachers’ Convention weekend.Three moms with small children set up a blanket near the female llamas to share Halloween candy among the kids and handfuls of grass among the...
Woods Edge Farm attracts customers with sightings, fibers of llamas, alpacas
STOCKTON — Woods Edge Farm became an informal destination for the Friday of Teachers’ Convention weekend.Three moms with small children set up a blanket near the female llamas to share Halloween candy among the kids and handfuls of grass among the...
Mid-Atlantic citrus growers’ greenhouses learning to stretch out season
Lemon and lime trees are bathing in the outdoor sunlight for a slightly extended season, thanks to October’s temperate 70-degree days.The Mid-Atlantic is outside of Hardiness Zones 9 to 11 that the USDA considers most favorable for growing citrus trees...
Kyles’ ‘Field of Terror’ scares up good profits
EAST WINDSOR — When farm couple Kevin and Sharon Kyle found their farm in 2003, they didn’t know much about agritourism, or even the subculture of agritourism that involves scary entertainment on farms. But when they purchased their land through an...
Hazelman Farms pivots as it keeps growing
WEST MILFORD — Rocky Hazelman, 42, freelances as a computer programmer, and he sometimes gets called from his desk to attend to farm duties on his Hazelman Farms. It’s part of who he is now, but it wasn’t entirely how he grew up. He was raised in Wayne...
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