Country Folks
Located on Belcher Road in Bloomfield, NY, Pardon Ewe Farm raised some excellent sheep this year. Owned by Courtney Owens, an EMT, and Alyssa Boyea, a...
Posted On September 30, 2026
Country Folks is a weekly publication serving the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic agriculture industries. Our coverage area reaches from Maine to North Carolina with four regional editions. Our key market focuses include dairy, beef, crops, small ruminants and so much more. Editorial content revolves around production, animal health, industry events, trade shows and auctions.
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“Grants can address specific projects or challenges for your farm or food business. These funds are not ‘free.’ They often come with requirements. It’...
Posted On September 30, 2026
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Forest farming, also called agroforestry, is gaining greater recognition in New England, in part due to initiatives such as the Northeast Forest Farme...
Posted On September 30, 2026
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This Horse Tales column will be a bit different, as it’s more about cattle than horses. We’ve just returned from an unforgettable adventure in Ireland...
Posted On September 30, 2026
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Let’s flash back to 1966 and our family’s Greene County, NY, hillside farm where my dad wanted to purchase a new tractor. He was told he should expect...
Posted On September 30, 2026
Country Folks, Farmers First
What’s the number one challenge every farmer faces? Ask this question of a group of farmers, and a few nominees will likely rise to the top: weather, ...
Posted On September 30, 2026
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When operations consider making cheese from their milk and they weigh everything that comes with it – adding a creamery or the necessary facilities, f...
Posted On September 23, 2026
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Sometimes Olivia Jennrich is dressed in barn attire. Sometimes her choice is casual clothes for a college class. She also wears a tiara. Jennrich was ...
Posted On September 23, 2026
Agritourism/Agritainment, Country Folks
Imagine a guest at your winery breaks an ankle on uneven ground. Or a severe thunderstorm rolls in during an evening corn maze. Or a foodborne illness...
Posted On September 23, 2026
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