Twelve farms, orchards, an apiary and a cranberry bog welcomed the public to view their operations during Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Harvest Tour Saturday. The event gave the public an …
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Twelve farms, orchards, an apiary and a cranberry bog welcomed the public to view their operations during Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Harvest Tour Saturday.
The event gave the public an opportunity to see first-hand the wide variety of agricultural businesses throughout St. Lawrence County.
On view were beef cattle, sheep, chickens, pigs, bees, mushrooms, hemp, vegetables, apples, cranberries and goats.
Participating producers included 8 O’Clock Ranch, DeKalb; Canton Apples; Deep Root Mushroom Farm, Madrid; Deep River Cranberries, Brasher Falls; Kaneb Orchards, Massena; Kent Family Growers, Lisbon; Martin’s Farmstand, Potsdam; Northern Limits Farm, Canton; Squeak Creek Apiaries, Brasher Falls; Trudeau Family Farm, Edwards; Yoder Farm Produce; Heuvelton; and Zufall Dairy Farm, Lisbon.