Re: Please welcome Trent to our list!

[Guest guest]

welcome trent! Nice to hear of another diversified family farm.

www.MajestyFarm.comNorth Garden, Virginia

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[Guest guest]

.. We are a young family with 3 children under 4 years, and no outside help(yet).

Welcome Trent and family. We've been there with many little ones and no help. (We have 9 children ages 2 to 14.) It does get better!! Sounds like you do many of the same things as we do here in Ohio.

and Colleen

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> Hello, We operate a small grass based farm just outside of

Philadelphia, PA. We raise Jersey cows, broiler & laying chickens,

beef, hogs, lamb & veal. We have a raw milk & manufacturing license

and sell raw dairy products & meat on the farm and through a few

stores and the mail. We make virtually all normal dairy products, but

aged cheeses are our specialty. We are not certified organic, and

have no intentions to be. We believe in higher standards that

include, creating the most natural, comfortable environment, and

feeding each species according to what they were meant to eat. We are

a young family with 3 children under 4 years, and no outside help

(yet). We have customers with a full range of health concerns that

are relying on our products for life improvement. We invite

conversations. Thanks

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Hi Trent,

Sounds like a fantastic operation you've got there. Say, what area

near Philly? Do you sell stuff in the city somewhere? I have

friends in Philly so it would be good for me to have something to

refer them to if anyone gets interested in real food (not too many

people...) I live about an hour from the city myself, near

Cochranville...

this is OT, but what do you feed your chickens? do they get pasture,

insects?

Mike

SE Pennsylvania

[Guest guest]

We are in Telford, PA just off exit 31, I-476 (the northeast

extension)30-40 minutes from center city.(philadelphia), thats 55.7

miles from Cochranville, PA. Our chickens are pastured when the

season permits. At this time they're deep bedded in the barn and fed

a grain/mineral mix with alfalfa free choice(the fines from feeding

our cows)

Thanks to all for the kind welcome. It's neat to know we're not an

Island!

What area

> near Philly? Do you sell stuff in the city somewhere? I have

> friends in Philly so it would be good for me to have something to

> refer them to if anyone gets interested in real food (not too many

> people...) I live about an hour from the city myself, near

> Cochranville...

>

> this is OT, but what do you feed your chickens? do they get

pasture,

> insects?

>

> Mike

> SE Pennsylvania