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EPISODE · Jun 25, 2024 · 34 MIN

Carter Hall Farm

from The Valley Today · host Janet Michael

Our conversation for Tourism Tuesday with Justin Kerns from Winchester/Frederick County Convention & Visitors Bureau features Mike Brady, his son Alex, and his daughter Megan Craggs to learn about Carter Hall Farm in Stephens City. The family explains their history with the property, initially purchased in 2019 but with ties dating back to 1961. They share insights into the heritage breeds they raise, such as American Milking Devons and Berkshire pigs, and their commitment to maintaining a chemical-free farm. Alex talks about his daily responsibilities caring for the animals and mentions their all-natural feeding practices. Mike explains the farm's dedication to preserving endangered breeds through the Livestock Conservancy. Megan highlights her role managing the farm's social media presence, farm stand, and participation in local farmers' markets. They discuss the challenges of scheduling processing times and maintaining the property. The farm's goal is to diversify their offerings while maintaining historical farming practices, emphasizing the importance of sustainable and natural products. Learn more about Carter Hall Farm on their website: https://www.carterhallfarm.net/ and by following them on Facebook and Instagram.

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