OPEN HOUSE Farm Tour at Crazy Chic Heritage Farm

Farms of the past were known to most anyone in their local community- family milk cow, chickens in the yard providing eggs and meat, pigs and turkeys for special meals, and the family working horse or two.  They were a vital part of the food network , a way of life where a person could fix something when it broke, families enjoyed trading and swapping baked goods or canned veggies, and knowledge about this way of life was passed from generation to generation. Somewhere in history, this knowledge, experience, and way of peacefully meandering through life began to fade.
​ Today farms can be called small-scales, mini, cooperate, hobby, or backyard. Our family has always had a knowledge of what could be, but not the direct opportunity. Knowing this, our family wanted to build a farm that held onto heritage practices, teaching all generations and raising our children to know where their food came from and how to care for the animals and land.

Visit: Crazy Chic Heritage Farm

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