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Draft Horses Help Create Lifetime Memories

Draft Horses Help Create Lifetime Memories

Farming often conjures up images of modern tractors whirring across fields, but at Copper Penny Farm in Adamstown, Chuck Gardetto and his family are reviving a time-honored tradition. Alongside his wife Nancy, Chuck uses two Belgian draft horses, Jim and Jake, to work...
Handcrafted Goat’s Milk Soap

Handcrafted Goat’s Milk Soap

In West River, Kimberly Hyland isn’t kid-ding around. She has taken her love of goats and goat’s milk to create her own business, Gray Goat Soaps. Kimberly handcrafts small-batch soaps made with love, care and the special ingredient — fresh goat milk from her farm. “I...
PG County is Rolling With Soy Tires

PG County is Rolling With Soy Tires

The same soybean oil that gives your favorite candle its soothing glow is now helping vehicles roll down highways, too. Tire manufacturers are harnessing the versatility of soybean oil to create eco-friendly, high-performance tires. And it’s not just a novelty; one...
Eat Like a Marylander This Thanksgiving

Eat Like a Marylander This Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving in Maryland is more than just a holiday — it’s a celebration of the bountiful local produce, seafood and rich agricultural traditions that define our state. This year, the Maryland Department of Agriculture’s marketing program, Maryland’s Best, is...
The A-mazing Use of Cover Crops

The A-mazing Use of Cover Crops

By Amber Rozich, Gaver Farm  The Gaver Farm 2015 Maryland Pride and Apple Kiddie Corn Mazes were harvested in November 2015, and we then planted winter rye. The photo below was taken in April 2016 of the rye cover crop. Can you see the apple paths in the rye? The...