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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2026 · 36 MIN

From fields to fame: A beloved New Hampshire farm's journey through every season

from Grounded in Granite · host Jason Schreiber

In this episode of Grounded in Granite, we sit down for a chat with long-time New Hampshire farmer John Hutton inside the horse barn at Coppal House Farm in Lee, N.H. Farmer John, as he is known to most, shares the story of year-round life on this popular farm, from the horse-drawn sleigh rides during the winter to the Sunflower Festival and professionally designed corn mazes that draw thousands of visitors during the warmer months. Farmer John also shares the challenges of farming, such as weather and staffing at Coppal House Farm, the growing threats to livestock posed by bears, and emphasizes the importance of education, community engagement, and the passion required to run a successful farm.★ Follow Grounded in Granite for more stories that celebrate the people and places that make New Hampshire home and follow on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and X for behind-the-scenes photos and more. #podcast #NHpodcast #NewHampshireLife

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