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At Jack Nitz & Associates, our business philosophy is very simple. We insist on conducting every auction with honesty, integrity and professionalism that is unequalled in the auction industry. We have gone to great lengths to ensure that our valued clients know there is no other auction company that will provide them with the tools, services and reputation to have the best auction possible than Jack Nitz & Associates Auctioneers & Land Brokers.
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STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES - AGENTS-SPRINGFIELD, NELLESSEN
OH, 45503 SPRINGFIELD, 1601 NORTH LIMESTONE STREET
State Farm Insurance offers coverage for auto insurance, life, home, health, and more State Farm also offers mutual funds, banking, loans, and credit cards
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agricultural producers, producer, products, product, auto transmissions, transmission, fruit & vegetable growers, grower, shippers, shipper, packers, packer, farm services, service
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Rocky Mountains, Colorado Anchorage Farm is a working guest ranch offering bed and breakfast lodging and horseback riding and lessons in Pine, CO
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We are a 50+ acre vegetable and fresh cut flower farm located in beautiful Ingham County Michigan. The main farm, where we live, is just north of Leslie, which is approximately halfway between Lansing and Jackson.
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Just on the outskirts of Corpus Christi, Texas, we welcome you to discover Knolle Farm & Ranch, with its upscale country inn, working ranch, and event and wedding facilities. It is a place truly unique to this area; but still capturing the best of historic south Texas culture and hospitality. It stands alone in its own special world, quite different from what comes to most minds when one thinks of this area. You wont find flat farmlands or sand dunes, or miles of dense brush country. Nor will you find the pressures of city-life or the noise and commotion of such places. Instead, slip slowly into a small pocket of gently rolling hills and hundreds of acres of broad green Nueces river-bottom land, dotted with ancient oaks dripping with low hanging moss. It is a pastoral countryside where rugged meets refined. It is remote yet easily accessible.
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Vermonts Old Town Farm Inn, an 1861 bed and breakfast. Close to Okemo skiing, featuring Japanese cuisine, sushi. Family and pet friendly. Year round activity packages.
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vegetables, fruits, vegetable wholesale, fruit, vegetable, vegetable retail
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equestrian sports, sport, pet, animal, recreation, horseback riding, pets, horse, horses, animals
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Kinderhook Farm lies in the Hudson Valley of New York. The farm's several hundred acres of rolling hay meadows and pastures allow us to raise our beef cattle and sheep on a 100% grass and legume diet that includes no grain, antibiotics, growth hormone, or animal by-products. Our grass fed pasture system is better for the animal and our environment, resulting in nutritionally superior beef. The most important thing that we do is allow our animals to live naturally on the pastures of our farm, and graze the forages growing in our fields.
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dairy stores, store supermarkets, supermarket, milk milk products, caterer, product wholesale, product retail, weddings, fast foods, fruits vegetables retail, caterers, fruit vegetables, groceries,
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dairy stores, product, food products, foods, store
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State Farm Insurance offers coverage for auto, life, home, health, and more State Farm also offers mutual funds, banking, loans, and credit cards
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Lancaster Pa PA Dutch Restaurant and Inn Sight Sound Specials Discounts Offers Family Friendly Fun Bakery Shopping Lancaster Pa Smorgasbord Buffet Inn non chain restaurant farm animals gardens walking trails breakfast lunch dinner authentic homemade lancaster pa strasburg pa Lancaster Smorgasbord, Lancaster Smorgasbords, Lancaster, Smorgasbord restaurants, PA Dutch Smorgasbord, Smorgasbord, Lancaster PA Smorgasbord, PA Smorgasbord Restaurants
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Specializing in Rare and Endangered Farm Animals as Nigerian Dwarf Goats, Brabanter & Dominique Chickens, American Guinea Hogs Please do not call after 8 pm.
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Soaps made with our goat milk. Also have lotions made from high quality natural ingredients. Susan Parks of West Stafford, Connecticut, produces farmstead soap, lotion and lip balms made from the finest ingredients and fragranced with the imagination of an artist.
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We are a local family owned and operated dairy farm for Enfield, CT and surrounding communities. We take very special pride in providing all our customers with the freshest and highest quality dairy products around. Store Hours Mon-Fri: 6am - 6pm Saturday: 6am-4pm
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It's all about providing farm-fresh fun and exciting educational opportunities! Come on over to Ganyard Hill Farm this Fall for a hayride and picnic. Wander through the Pumpkin Patch and pick your own pumpkin! Come early enough in the season and you can pick cotton, too! The barnyard animals love when you feed them! 'Get Lost!' in our Cornfield Maze and tumble in a giant haystack. Top off your visit by shopping in our Farm Store! Don't forget to meet Farmer Ganyard during your visit. So come on by and celebrate this harvest season with us!! A field trip to Ganyard Hill Farm will allow the school kids valuable hands-on experiences of what a real farm is. It's truly a wonderful extension of your classroom activities.
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Farm Hours: (EST) Closed To The Public We have been helping folks get organic and natural foods for over 20 years. In 1996 our Virginia Beach farm was Virginia certified organic. We produce nutritious, better tasting, wholesome fruit and vegetables which have been available through local natural foods stores. As of 2003, with the much higher costs mandated by the federal organic program, we have opted to drop organic certification. While we have not changed our organic growing methods, we have decided to keep costs low and pass along the savings to our customers.
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Nestled in the hills on the northern edge of the Ozark Highlands, Wenwood Farm Winery is a fourth generation family farm. A former dairy, Wenwood Farm produced award winning Guernsey cattle for years in its scenic creek valley. Now, this generation's owners, Laura Neese and Thomas Kalb, produce another time-honored beverage - wine
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The Wooden Nickel Buffalo Farm and Gift Shop Inc is located in Edinboro, PA Open year round
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Warwick NY Dog Friendly Bed and Breakfast Inn Meadowlark Farm in the Hudson River Valley Lodging located near Woodbury Common Premium Outlets, NYC and West Point New York
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You produce safe, affordable, reliable food, fiber, flower and farm products. You compete in a global marketplace. You care for the environment. You provide a safe workplace. You educate your urban neighbors and you operate under the toughest regulations. But you are not alone. Join Farm Bureau. We’re your best source for agricultural news, we are your advocacy partner and we work hard to save you money on your everyday business expenses. Join us and your voice will become 91, 000 times stronger.
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Founded in 1914, the Farm Bureau of Ventura County is an independent, non-partisan organization that is not affiliated with any government entity. It acts as an advocate for the county’s agricultural industry, promoting policies and fostering community action intended to preserve that industry’s sustainability and vitality.
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You produce safe, affordable, reliable food, fiber, flower and farm products. You compete in a global marketplace. You care for the environment. You provide a safe workplace. You educate your urban neighbors and you operate under the toughest regulations. But you are not alone. Join Farm Bureau. We’re your best source for agricultural news, we are your advocacy partner and we work hard to save you money on your everyday business expenses. Join us and your voice will become 91, 000 times stronger. California Farm Bureau Federation was created in 1919 by California farmers to represent, protect and advance farming and ranching. Farm Bureau welcomes consumers who want to support California agriculture and benefit from the services, benefits and savings programs available to its members. When you join Farm Bureau, you gain access to our membership programs.
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Hungry urban communities feast daily on the more than 100 different crops that bask in the Imperial Valley sun. On nearly a half-million acres of land, Imperial Valley farmers grow almost anything under the sun, from aquaculture to zucchini. Bamboo shoots, sugar cane, beef, corn, artichokes, honey, cilantro, citrus, hay, leafy greens, broccoli, cauliflower, asparagus, and a multitude of other crops that meet a market need can be found growing in our county. In addition to providing an efficient, inexpensive and safe supply of food, fiber and fuel, the lush fields of Imperial Valley offer habitat to hundreds of thousands of birds every year. Of the 800 or so bird species found in the United States, over 400 have been spotted in and around the agricultural areas of the Valley.
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The California Farm Bureau is California's largest farm organization with more than 89, 000 member families in 53 county Farm Bureaus. It is a voluntary, nongovernmental, nonpartisan organization of farm and ranch families seeking solutions to the problems that affect their lives, both socially and economically. Farm Bureau exists for the purpose of improving the ability of individuals engaged in production agriculture to utilize California resources to produce food and fiber in the most profitable, efficient and responsible manner possible.
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The California Farm Bureau Federation is a non-governmental, non-profit, voluntary membership California corporation whose purpose is to protect and promote agricultural interests throughout the state of California and to find solutions to the problems of the farm, the farm home and the rural community. Farm Bureau is California's largest farm organization, comprised of 53 county Farm Bureaus currently representing approximately 85, 000 members in 56 counties. Farm Bureau strives to protect and improve the ability of farmers and ranchers engaged in production agriculture to provide a reliable supply of food and fiber through responsible stewardship of California's resources. Farm Bureau is organized on a county, state and national basis-in that order. The county Farm Bureau is the nucleus of the organization.
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Nevada County Farm Bureau is an organization where farmers have the opportunity to join together in a variety of aspects and work on common issues. However, Farm Bureau membership is not just for farmers and ranchers. It's a family-oriented organization open to all people who care about the state they live in and want to protect its vast agricultural resources. The Farm Bureau is dedicated to improving the economic well-being of its members and the lives of rural residents.
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"It's up to us to organize. No one can do it for us. See to it that your Farm Center endorses the State Federation at its next meeting. If the farmer does not demand a square deal no one is going to do it for him." A few weeks after those words appeared in the September 1919 edition of the Monterey County Farm Bureau Monthly, delegates from 32 county Farm Bureaus met in Berkeley to create the California Farm Bureau Federation. The fledgling organization, with a combined membership of 24, 168, elected Dr. W.H. Walker of Willows as its first president and occupied two rooms within Hilgard Hall on the University of California campus in Berkeley. The university and its Agricultural Extension Service prompted the founding of the Farm Bureau movement in California.
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Do you know that a tractor's power take off, or PTO as it is commonly called, spins at a rate of 1, 000 times a minute. That's 16 times a second. Toss a six-foot rope over a spinning PTO and it will wrap around the shaft in less than a second. Now imagine that rope is your shoelace or sleeve. How fast could you pull free? PTOs provide a valuable function on today's farms and ranches, bringing a power source to remote areas where other power isn't available. But when PTOs are in operation, they pose a danger to anyone in the vicinity. The National Safety Council estimates that PTO's account for 6 percent of tractor-related fatalities on the farm. In seven out of 10 of those incidents the victim is the tractor operator. In the majority of cases, the protective shield was either missing or damaged. It is important to give the PTO the proper respect.
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Everyone is eligible to apply for Farm Bureau membership and receive the many benefits and services available. The Santa Cruz County Farm Bureau is a vital part of our community, providing an important voice for the Santa Cruz County and Pajaro Valley agriculture industry. We are continually involved in local land use and transportation issues as well as opportunities to provide educational support through scholarships and school programs. The Santa Cruz County Farm Bureau helps insure that the agriculture industry here remains viable, and continues to generate financial security for the entire community. By joining the Santa Cruz County Farm Bureau you help support agriculture in Santa Cruz County and the Pajaro Valley
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Organized & incorporated in 1948. Such establishment of the TCFB then allowed for the advent of the UCCE Farm Advisor & 4-H Chapters in Tuolumne County. Recently you may have read an article about our cattle operation. The article was written by Ashley Archibald and appeared in the Union Democrat. The article was about the process of “preg” checking some of our cattle and preparing those pregnant cows, and their calves, for a summer on our forest allotment. How and why the article and how the opportunity presented itself is enough for a short story. Ashley had contacted me, as president of Tuolumne County Farm ‘Bureau, regarding the diesel regulations that the California Air Resources Board had imposed and how they affected agriculture. That was my first contact with her. A bit later, she and I talked about the upcoming candidate’s night and was questioning as to it being alright for her to attend, which it was.
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The Yuba-Sutter Farm Bureau is a nonprofit mutual benefit corporation. The purpose of the Yuba-Sutter Farm Bureau is to unite the farmers of the bi-counties in a farm organization for the promotion and protection of their common interest without regard to political or religious affiliation. Vision: To encourage and foster the development of commodity marketing and purchase of farm supplies on a cooperative nonprofit basis and the development of such other activities as will best serve the economic needs of our members and the bi-county region. You may think of “Farm Bureau” as a “farmers only” organization but, thanks to the agricultural based economy in the bi-county area, membership in the Yuba-Sutter Farm Bureau is advantageous to all residents and businesses. Please feel free to contact us by phone, mail, electronic mail or in person Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm to get more information on becoming a new member or renewing your current membership!
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Butte County Farm Bureau is a non-profit grass roots organization whose purpose is to protect and promote agricultural interests throughout the state of California and to find solutions to the problems of the farm, the farm home, and the rural community. BCFB is part of California’s largest farm organization the California Farm Bureau Federation which is comprised of 53 county farm bureaus representing 85, 000 members in 56 counties. Farm Bureau strives to protect and improve the ability of farmers and ranchers engaged in production agriculture to provide a reliable supply of food and fiber through responsible stewardship of California's resources. Farm Bureau is organized on a county, state and national basis-in that order. The county Farm Bureau is the nucleus of the organization. It is here that members join by payment of nominal annual dues which entitles them to the wide range of services and benefits of membership.
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CFBF began producing television programs in 1964, with a weekly program also titled Voice of Agriculture. The program began as a combination of in-studio guests and educational films before evolving into a newsmagazine format in the early 1980s. Retitled California Country in 1996, the program now reaches viewers on stations and cable systems throughout California, plus a nationwide audience via the RFD-TV satellite service. Farm Bureau's communications efforts took a new direction in 1996, when the organization entered cyberspace. CFBF launched CFBF.com, providing news and information about Farm Bureau and California agriculture to computer users around the world. In 2009, the www.californiacountry.org site debuted, featuring content from the television program and magazine, plus other features.
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Farm Bureau is organized on a county, state and national basis-in that order. The county Farm Bureau is the nucleus of the organization. It is here that members join by payment of nominal annual dues which entitles them to the wide range of services and benefits of membership. The policies and programs of Farm Bureau are developed from grassroots recommendations originating at the community and county Farm Bureau levels. From these recommendations, tentative policy resolutions are prepared and submitted to the CFBF House of Delegates for action at its annual meeting each December.
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The Fresno County Farm Bureau (FCFB) is a non-profit membership organization founded in 1917 to promote and protect agriculture. As part of a nationwide Farm Bureau network of more than five million members, FCFB provides agricultural advocacy and outreach activities for some of the most productive and efficient farmers in the world. Farm Bureau is part of a grassroots, nationwide network of Farm Bureaus organized on a county, state and national levels. The county Farm Bureau is the center of the organization. It is here that members join by payment of nominal annual dues which entitles them to the wide range of services and benefits of membership. Business Hours: Open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m
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The Humboldt Farm Bureau is Humboldt County's largest general agricultural organization, representing dairy, timber, cattle, produce, oysters, wineries, and the floral industry. We are a grass roots organization dedicated to promoting and preserving agriculture in Humboldt County. As a member of the California Farm Bureau Federation our members are provided with a network of support both on and off the farm. From delivering breaking legislative and local news to educational tools and helpful discounts.
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You produce safe, affordable, reliable food, fiber, flower and farm products. You compete in a global marketplace. You care for the environment. You provide a safe workplace. You educate your urban neighbors and you operate under the toughest regulations. But you are not alone. Join Farm Bureau. We’re your best source for agricultural news, we are your advocacy partner and we work hard to save you money on your everyday business expenses. The California Farm Bureau Federation is a non-governmental, non-profit, voluntary membership California corporation whose purpose is to protect and promote agricultural interests throughout the state of California and to find solutions to the problems of the farm, the farm home and the rural community. Farm Bureau is California's largest farm organization, comprised of 53 county Farm Bureaus currently representing approximately 85, 000 members in 56 counties.
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We are a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and preserving farming and ranching in the Santa Clara Valley. We believe that farming brings economic and environmental benefits to all residents of the Santa Clara Valley. Farmers and ranchers in Santa Clara County grow 100 different crops and contribute $250 million to the local economy each year. Some farmers sell their products locally and have developed niche markets, such as chocolate-covered fruit or nursery products. Others ship their products or meat to the East Coast, Japan, Mexico and all points in between. Our local products are key ingredients in such well-known products as Pace Picante Sauce, Five Brothers Pasta Sauce, Safeway soups and more. The Santa Clara County Farm Bureau's key programs are political involvement, education and member development.
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Stanislaus County Farm Bureau is a nonprofit voluntary membership organization whose mission is to serve as the voice of Stanislaus County agriculture at all levels of government, while providing programs to assist its farms and family members and educate the general public of needs and importance to agriculture. We are a grass-roots organization dedicated to promoting and preserving agriculture in Stanislaus County. As a member of the California Farm Bureau Federation our members are provided with a network of support both on and off the farm. From delivering breaking legislative and local news to educational tools and helpful discounts, we are here to serve the farmer. Off-farm individuals that believe that keeping California agriculture strong is vital to the quality of life in the Golden State.
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Tulare County leads the nation in dairy production. Milk is the first agricultural commodity worth more than $1 billion ever recorded in any California county. Tulare County also ranks as the 2nd largest agricultural producing county in the entire nation, second only to Fresno County. Agriculture is the largest private employer in the county with farm employment accounting for nearly a quarter of all jobs. Processing, manufacturing, and service to the agriculture industry provides many other related jobs. Six of the top fifteen employers in the county are food handling or processing companies, which includes fruit packing houses and dairy processing plants. 1 in every 5 jobs in the San Joaquin Valley is directly related to agriculture.
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Spokane Sport Horse Farm Owned and developed by Christel Carlson into a premier boarding, training and breeding facility, SSHF is located on 150 acres, 5 miles southwest of Spokane, Washington, USA. SSHF offers haul-in support featuring easy access to stabling area, fresh water and electricity for your rig.
