81. Drake Family Farms- Willow Lane Dairy Goats Drake family farms, home of ADGA registered Willow Lane Dairy Goats Nubians Saanens, operates a Grade A Goat Dairy in West Jordan, UT. http://www.drakefamilyfarms.com/

BUY GOAT MILK SOAP HERE! Willow Lane Dairy Goats 1856 Drake Lane West Jordan, UT 84084 (801) 255-MILK (6455) or toll free (866) 848-SOAP (7627) to buy goats: Fax: (801) 562-9815 Email us drakefamilyfarms.com Drake Famil y F arms home of Willow Lane Dairy Goats Willow Lane Dairy Goats is located on a ten-acre farm in West Jordan, Utah in the Salt Lake Valley. Edward Drake settled here in 1880 and now six generations of the Drake Family have farmed here. The Drake Family Farm is a designated Utah Centennial Farm The Drake Family has established Specific Goals for our Historic Century Farm. Dairy Herd at the ADGA National Show We pride ourselves in selling only the World's Finest Quality Fresh Goat Milk , Fresh Goat Milk Cheese , Fresh Cage Free Eggs , and Goat Milk Soap at our historic farm. There are many known health benefits of goats milk and goats milk products. We hope you will come and try some of our Farm Fresh products. Willow Lane Dairy Goats started in July 1984 when Daniel Drake, one of the Drake children decided to get a dairy goat. It was just a 4-H project for a couple of years, but quickly turned into a small herd. Four younger Drake children, Richard, Matt, Margaret, and Elizabeth soon had their own 4-H goats.

82. Family Farms In Montana History; The 1910 Expedition The family farm may be the most important institution in American history. Of course, though family farms have been the setting for scenes of happiness, http://www.edheritage.org/1910/folkways/familyfarm.htm

"Five unrelated persons were a bunch of travelers or settlers. A family of five was a cultural imperative." Elliott West T he family farm may be the most important institution in American history. In America, the ideal of freedom was more than the lofty words of politicians. In America, the dream that one could shape one's own destiny was made a practical possibility for many thousands of people because land was available. People flooding west thought little about the claims Native Americans might have to the land. They intended to struggle and to advance themselves, to "prove up." The landscape of Montana changed quickly. People carried their cultural ideals with them, and they quickly applied a geometric grid on the land, building fences along straight section lines and plowing fields in straight furrows. Towns were laid out on precise grids. A human order was taking shape upon the land. The landscape was being humanized as settlers enacted their culture. Along the roads and in the towns, the spires of school buildings, the steeples of churches, and the clock towers of courthouses began rising as a new a moral and intellectual order transformed the geographical space into a particular human place. Montana became what historian Elliott West has called a "value-scape." Poor people pooled their cash to build school buildings and hire teachers. This was often the first activity that got a group of people in an area working together as a community. In a sense, the presence of children and the commitments of their families was the foundation upon which communities were built.

83. North Carolina - Eat Wild Baldwin Charolais Beef is produced by Baldwin family farms, a familyoperated farm in Baldwin family farms, 5341 Highway 86 South, Yanceyville NC 27379. http://www.eatwild.com/products/nocarolina.html

Benefits: Nutritional For the Animals For the Environment For the Farmer ... Support Eatwild.com Society is closing a circle and returning to a radical concept: nature has the best ideas. The Quivira Coalition Pastured Products Directory North Carolina To located a farm or ranch on a map, click on the highlighted city name within the farm description. Now available! The Grassfed Gourmet Cookbook meat and dairy products Learn more or order now Pasture Perfect by Jo Robinson Learn more or order now Want real butter that's soft, spreadable, fresh and odor-free? Try a ceramic butter keeper Have you read Fast Food Nation This NY Times Bestseller is about to become a movie. Baldwin Charolais Beef is produced by Baldwin Family Farms, a family-operated farm in the rolling hills of pristine Caswell County, North Carolina.

84. OohMahNee Farm cruelty to animals, and contributing to the extinction of family farms. OohMahNee does not want to see family farms out of business, on the contrary, http://www.oohmahneefarm.org/

Intern Application Volunteer Application map to oohmahnee pdf brochure ... join our e-newsletter Benefit Art Gala - Prize Winners..... OohMahNee Internships Now Available...... OOHMAHNEE FARM ANIMAL SANCTUARY OohMahNee is a 501 c (3) charitable organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitative care, protection, and placement, of abused, abandoned, neglected, or displaced farmed animals, and equally dedicated to protecting human health, the environment, and promoting a compassionate lifestyle through humane education. Initially intended to be a small privately funded safe haven for several rescued farm animals, OohMahNee grew from the great demand for farmed animal rescue and sanctuary. Once people learned that there was a sanctuary for farmed animals, OohMahNee’s barn space filled up quickly as farmers retired their favorite animals, law enforcement called upon OohMahNee for assistance with cruelty and neglect cases, and compassionate individuals alerted OohMahNee staff members to various situations of farmed animal abandonment and displacement. In 2000, OohMahNee was forced to incorporate in order to continue to provide its services to the animals and people of Pennsylvania, and the rest of the nation. OohMahNee regularly assists law enforcement, farmers, and other state agencies with matters that involve farmed animals. OohMahNee is open to the public and annually welcomes thousands of visitors who come to tour the animal sanctuary and Humane Education Center.

85. Dakota Family Farms - South Dakota Pheasant Hunting At Its Very Best South Dakota habitat produces pheasant, grouse, and turkey hunts. Provides hunting accommodations. http://www.dakotafamilyfarms.com/

Dakota Family Farms is a combination of two family owned and operated farms. Together, we offer 2,560 acres of traditional farm and ranch land in South Central South Dakota - undisputedly the best pheasant hunting region in the United States. Our operation is a continuing work in progress, and over many years, we have carefully developed the optimal habitat to attract and provide exceptional pheasant population. It is this precise habitat in which you will discover a hunt that is not just a quick shoot, but a true sporting challenge of which memories of a lifetime are made.

86. Encyclopedia: Family Farm Alternatives to family farms include those run by agribusiness or collective Purchasing local organic farm produce from local family farms is viewed by http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Family-farm

Supporter Benefits Signup Login Sources ... Pies Related Articles People who viewed "Family farm" also viewed: Agricultural policy Common Agricultural Policy Jon Corzine Marquis of Pombal ... Enlightened despotism What's new? Our next offering Latest newsletter Student area Lesson plans Recent Updates Zeropaid.com Yun Po Sun Yogyakarta Year 2000 problem ... More Recent Articles Top Graphs Richest Most Murderous Most Taxed Most Populous ... More Stats Encyclopedia: Family farm Updated 224 days 3 hours 14 minutes ago. Other descriptions of Family farm The family farm is a farm owned and operated by a family . It is the basic unit of the mostly-agricultural economy of much of human history and continues to be so in developing nations . Alternatives to family farms include those run by agribusiness or collective farming In developed nations the family farm is viewed sentimentally, as a lifestyle to be preserved for tradition's sake, or as a birthright. It is in these nations very often a political rallying cry, against change in agricultural policy , most commonly in France Japan , and the United States where rural lifestyles are often regarded as desirable. In these countries, "strange bedfellows" can often be found arguing for similar measures despite vast differences in

87. Okray Family Farms Okray family farms have been growing and selling potatoes and onions in central wisconsin since 1905. They sell onions and purchase furs and hides. http://www.okray.com/

Welcome Listen to a Welcome Message from Chris Okray. ( RealAudio Okray Family Farms has Potatoes, Onions, Hides and Furs, and more Potatoes! We consider ourselves "Stewards of the Land" by "Preserving the Land for the Future." Okray Family Farms is located in Plover, WI , the town with "Love in its Heart" Eat Potatoes and Love Longer! Certification Documents

88. Beenken Family Farms Beenken family farms is a corn and soybean farm located in the Midwestern USA. This page contains many photos of the farm, as well as agricultural links. http://www.beenkenfamilyfarms.com/

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89. ICAN - Family Farms, Not Factory Farms Home Page The livestock factories that replace the family farms greatly distress ICAN is committed to policies that will promote sustainable family farms and http://yawp.com/ican/farms/

Iowa Citizen Action Network Family Farms, Not Factory Farms Home About ICAN Join Us Job Openings ... Contact Family Farms, Not Factory Farms Home Page ICAN Organizer Matt Russell and MN farmer Audry Arner at the G8 Final Push concert in Edinburgh Iowa is an agricultural powerhouse. It is number one in the nation for pork, corn and soybean production. Twenty-four percent of all hogs nationally are raised in Iowa. Many of the state's industries are related to agriculture including meatpacking, which is a major source of jobs in many areas of the state. As an agricultural state, farming issues greatly impact all of Iowa's residents, effecting everything from water quality to property taxes. There have been drastic changes in the rural economy in the last decade. While farmers and their families are working hard to make ends meet, agribusiness interests, particularly industrial livestock facilities, are infiltrating our rich farmland and pushing the family farmer out of business. As factory-style animal production has gained a stranglehold in Iowa, thousands of Iowa's family farmers go under every year. The livestock factories that replace the family farms greatly distress Iowa's environment and rural economy. ICAN is committed to policies that will promote sustainable family farms and strengthen rural communities.

90. Sustainable Table: The Issues: Loss Of Family Farms Information on the loss of family farms and how consumers can make a difference with their choices. http://www.sustainabletable.org/issues/familyfarms/

home the issues loss of family farms The dramatic expansion of industrial agriculture (or factory farming) has made it increasingly difficult for small family farmers in the U.S. The food industry is now dominated by a handful of giant corporations which benefit from huge government subsidies and from trade policies that favor large-scale production. Family farmers are being forced out of business at an alarming rate. According to Farm Aid, 330 farmers leave their land every week . As a result, there are now nearly five million fewer farms in the U.S. than there were in the 1930's Of the two million remaining farms, only 565,000 are family operations Furthermore, very few young people are becoming farmers. Half of all U.S. farmers are now between the ages of 45 and 65, and only 6% of all farmers are under the age of 35 Given these trends, it's essential to support family farmers before they are replaced by large-scale, corporate-owned, industrial agriculture operations. Why are family farms important? In addition to producing fresh, nutritious, high-quality foods, small family farms provide a wealth of benefits for their local communities and regions.

91. Family Farms -- Introduction Although the conventional wisdom is that small family farms are backward and Smallscale family farms provide great environmental and social benefits. http://www.worldhungeryear.org/fslc/faqs2/ria_600.asp?section=9&click=1

92. Eco-Friendly Foods Emerald family farms, a consortium of small family and young farmers, was developed to provide the needed control and accountability for the production of http://www.ecofriendly.com/

Welcome Home The Latest News How to Find Us Price List Farm Practices Grassfed Beef Freerange Eggs Pastured Poultry Grassfed Lamb ... Compost Contribute Contact Us Articles Smithsonian July 2000 Polyface in Gourmet Polyface in ... Mother Earth News Stuff and Logistics Price List for Producers Processing Standards Acres USA Eat Wild Media Our Newsletter Our Farms Joel Salatin's Books Polyface Grass Kickin' Chicken Other Growers ... Poultry Models Examined Welcome to Ecofriendly Foods! EcoFriendly Foods is a company that was founded by Bev Eggleston, a protégé of Joel Salatin, a renowned agricultural lecturer, advocate and pioneer of small ethical family farming and raising pasture-fed animals; see references to Joel’s farm, Polyface on this site. Located in Staunton, Virginia, Polyface Inc. is internationally known for its success as a model for the grass-based methods of farming.

93. Ludvigsen Family Farms :: Home Page :: Owners of two piggeries. Business profile and information on the properties along with contact details. http://www.yp-connect.net/~socom/

o ABN: 72 007 145 002 Ludvigsen Family Farms Animal Welfare. The Environment. High Quality Pork. PO Box 658, Owen South Australia 5460 Phone (Greg): +61 0407 044 939 Phone (Bjorn): +61 0417 864 889 Fax: +61 (08) 8528 6466 E-mail: socom@yp-connect.net About Our Business At Ludvigsen Family Farms we place a strong emphasis on: leading through innovation in both production and business operations becoming a low-cost pork producer through attaining economies of scale and being an early adopter of technology creating an ideal working environment for our highly committed and motivated staff implementing Worlds Best Practice and Standard Operating Procedures in all aspects of our operation, and at all times acting as a good environmental custodian by minimising our impact on the natural environment, while maximising our animals welfare. Across the three sites we employ 11 full-time and 3 part-time staff. In addition, we have 2 contract growers at Urania and Snowtown who currently raise a small portion of our market animals to sale weight on separate sites from our sow herds.

94. Beylik Hydroponics & Beylik Family Farms Beylik Farms produces hydroponic tomatoes and cucumbers. http://www.beylikfarms.com/

HOME links farmers markets Hydroponic FAQ's ... Product list last updated 03-17-2005 (please excuse the mess web page is still under construction) send comments or questions to tomatoes!@beylikfarms.com OR give us a call (805)-524-5533 Beylik Family Farms official tomato tester yellow tomatoes grown hydroponicaly @ beylik farms Hydroponicaly grown European cucumbers pepper season @ Encino farmers market Our terrific Tomatoes, Cucumbers and seasonally - Sweet Peppers, Eggplant, Artichokes, Melons and Sweet White Corn are available exclusively at Certified Farmers Markets near you. (click for listing) Crop pollination, although they are grown in greenhouses our tomatoes are pollinated by bumble bees (supplied by Plant Sciences Inc.) Biological control of insects, Beylik Family Farms tomatoes are all natural, they are never waxed or coated. We use beneficial insects to control harmful pest. It's all part of our Integrated Pest Management program, which insures you get the healthiest quality tomatoes. A little history about the Beylik Family. For almost 30 years, the Beylik Family has been dedicated to producing the very best produce possible from our farm near Fillmore in Ventura County. Sometimes the phrase "family business" is included because it sounds nice. More than mere words here, four generations of Beylik's work and care for our crops everyday. Our produce is available exclusively through Certified Farmer's Markets from Santa Barbara to Los Angeles. We are all very proud of the quality of our offerings and hope you enjoy them as much as we enjoyed growing them for you.

95. Spinach And Cauliflower By Melvin Farms A family farm specializing in Spinach and Cauliflower for wholesale buyers. The site provides an overview of the operation as well a few recipes. http://www.vitabite.com

Welcome ! We're very happy to have this opportunity to present ourselves to you via the World Wide Web. You may access our site by clicking the buttons to your left! Our Vegetable Farm We're a "family farm" in continuous operation for over 100 years producing 500 acres of mixed crops annually. We specialize in Spinach and Cauliflower. To find out more About Us, follow this link! Cauliflower Follow this link and you'll find out why apples aren't the only way to "keep the doctor away". We'll also tell you a little bit about the industry and show you a few photos of us in action, so click here! Spinach Have you heard about free radicals, antioxidants and the "fountain of youth" ? Click here and we'll tell you why Spinach is so good for you and where it all comes from! Recipes We think we're qualified to "know a thing or two" about cooking and preparing Cauliflower and Spinach. If you're drawing a blank about "supper tonight", maybe our Recipes will jar something loose! Web Links Take a look at our WebLinks, we think there'll be a few that will make it into your Bookmark folder. We've got weather, prices, production guides, newsletters and more. Curious yet? If so, click this button ! Contact Us We are striving to become a "customer-driven" company. We see the Internet as a tool to help us to change and evolve through your input. Click here to Contact Us, we need to hear from you!

96. Hollabaugh Orchards - Fruit Farms And Market family business which grows and sells fruit, produce, and gift items through retail store, by mail order, and wholesale outlet. http://www.hollabaughbros.com/

97. JR Farms - Small Square Alfalfa Specialist Southwest Iowa family farm producing small square bale premium alfalfa. http://www.jrfarms.com/

Our operation has changed names from JR Farms to Small Squares Inc. All the info formerly found at the jrfarms.com website is now located at: smallsquares.com And yes, we're still producing the same premium, equestrian quality alfalfa hay our customers have come to expect.

98. Carousel Farms Beef and pork cuts from an Iowa family farm. http://carouselfarms.com

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99. Hartikka Tree Farms - Wholesale Retail Hartikka Tree farms, is a family run business started in 1955 growing Christmas Trees as a parttime operation and have grown into a full-time business on three farms. We are located in Eastern Connecticut near the Rhode Island state boundary. http://www.treeman2.com/

Home About Us Farm History Wholesale ... Contacting Us Tel: 860-376-2351 Fax: 860-376-8963 sales@treeman2.com Hartikka Tree Farms 262 Wylie School Road Voluntown, CT 06384 Last Updated: Tuesday, April 15, 2003 01:00 AM For more information contact us at sales@treeman2.com or (860) 376-2351 fax (860) 376-8963

100. Index Jams and preserves made from old family recipes, oils and vinegars and herbal beauty and bath products. http://www.glenfarmsgourmet.com/

Glen Farms began in 1984 when friends who had received Judies' homemade jams, vinegars and preserves as gifts encouraged us to make these great gifts available to everyone. We're sure your family and friends will enjoy them too. Preserving Cottage Industry since 1985. Guaranteed Delicious The Raspberry Patch Perfect for Raspberry enthusiasts! Includes a 6 1/2 " classic plant pot. Guaranteed Frost Proof. When Judie Glen started Glen Farms at the Guelph Farmer's market in 1984, Her goal was to make some extra money for Christmas. Judie and David Glen The $7 dollars paid for photocopies for the first hand-drawn labels (we still have the receipt!) The imported beer bottles were for the herb vinegars. (stubbies just didn't have the right look.) The old handed down recipe for strawberry jam taught us about the flavour you get by using old fashioned, time honoured cooking methods. In fact the preserves made by Judie and David were quickly recognized as something extra special. These beautifully packaged preserves were bursting with flavour in a way that nothing at the farmer's market could match. It didn't seem very long until a volunteer buyer from the Art Gallery of Ontario asked Judie to supply their gift shop. The elegant country packaging was just what she wanted. Soon Glen Farms products were being sold, and creating loyal customers, in specialty food and fine gift shops all over Ontario.

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