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Batavia, NY 14020


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We are a family owned and operated 3rd generation farm - the same farm that Paul's uncles bought in the early 1930's.  There is a strong heritage of farming on Paul's side - but we are the 1st generation to be strictly a produce farm.
 
Paul and Gail got married in October, 1985, and have been attending farmers markets since 1984.  We currently attend the East Aurora Farmers Market and the Genesee Country Farmers Market located in Batavia.
 
We have two daughters - Krysta who is currently attending Michigan State University to be a Special Education teacher and Kelsey who is attending Genesee Community College and would like to be an Art teacher.
 
Paul is very active in the East Pembroke Fire Company and he also serves as a Fire Commissioner.  He is also currently the President of the Genesee Country Farmers Market.  Gail has been very active with the girls and their sports - being your typical "soccer mom" or "basketball mom" - and is also currently the treasurer for the East Aurora Farmers Market.
 

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5 plugs go in each hanging basket.
A petunia plant before it gets planted.
After the seeds are dropped dirt is put on the top and then it gets watered.
Bags of dirt are poured into the top and you push the trays thru.
Filling the pots so we can plant the flowers.
Planting Rosemary.
These are 4 inch pots ready to be planted with herbs.
These are our combo pots.
This is how we put dirt into the trays.
This is lettuce being planted.
This is the vacuum seeder - it drops one tray of seed at a time.
This is what the tray looks like after the seeds are dropped.
Waiting to be planted.
watering the baskets so then they can be planted.
We plant several varieties of herbs.
Kelly is planting herbs in the smaller greenhouse.
The small greenhouse in early spring.
Paul is getting ready to work the ground so we can plant tomatoes and early vine crops.
Paul is planting sweet corn.
Planting corn.
This is our dog Libby - we got her from a rescue shelter when she was a puppy - she is now 5 years old and a great dog!
This is Lexi - Kelsey got her as a graduation present last year - she is a year and a half.
The dogs love to hang out with us when we are working - usually they relax and we work!
The dogs love to hang out with us when we are working - usually they relax and we work!
The dogs love to hang out with us when we are working - usually they relax and we work!
Another view of the same greenhouse.
Patio tomatoes ready to go to the Farmers Market.
Planter ready to head out to the field.
Planter ready to head out to the field.
The water is pumped down into the metal tube and into the water wheel. The triangle prongs on the wheel
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On some of our crops we put down a row cover - it has the same consistency as a dryer sheet - it will still let sun and rain thru.
Under this row cover is beans - we can harvest this crop 10 -12 days sooner than if we had not put down the row cover.
Gail and Libby just relaxing while Paul turns the tractor around to plant another row!
Paul and Gail are planting peppers and Kelsey is driving the tractor - it is very important to drive straight!! Kelsey always does a great job!

 
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