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Steve Ela is the fourth generation to run Ela Family Farms, a 100-acre organic orchard founded in 1907.

Heather Wright Wendel and her husband, Caleb, welcome visitors for an agritourism adventure at Apple Acres Farm in Michigan.

Bill Nash and his son, Jonathan, continue their family’s farming traditions at Nash Nurseries in Owosso, raising chestnuts, pawpaws, perennials, shrubs and more.

Kyle Murdock and his business partner, Nathan Musser, grew up together working on the Murdock & Sons Farm in Murray.

Harvester agriculture Combine machine harvesting golden ripe corn field. Agriculture background. From above. Aerial view.

Mike and Patti Boyert Boyert's Greenhouse

Hartmann Farms

The Stuart family owns and operates Stuart Ranch in Richmond.

Mother and daughter Deborah and Alexandra Stone run Stone Hollow Farmstead in Alabama.

Annie, Mollie and Grace pose for a photo at a table with 3 Farm Daughters Pasta

Determined to keep the family tradition going and pass it down to the next generation, Beebe and her mother focus on hard work, being adaptive to change and being good stewards of the land. Photo credit: Nathan Lambrecht

At Burnt Hill Cattle Company, the Karchers utilize rotational grazing starting in mid-September to save some pastures for the cattle to eat during the winter.

Yee Farms in Boynton Beach grows an array of Asian vegetables, including Napa cabbage. Photo credit: James Jackman

Florida dairy farmers

Ernest Fulford is a third-generation peanut farmer at Fulford Family Farms in Monticello, Florida.

Fairholm Farm plants

Anthony and Sharon Pferschy at Garlic Breath Farm

Huey Howard

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