Fitzgerald's Family Farm

Fitzgerald's Family Farm is a mini farm located in beautiful Potter County, PA, known as "God's Country," dedicated to raising fruits, vegetables, and critters in an earth-friendly manner.

Thursday, December 29, 2011

When Are Blueberries Not Really Blueberries?

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My family loves blueberries. We keep a couple of beehives in a blueberry patch near us and part of the deal (other than having bees in a b...

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Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Farmwashing

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McDonald's has come out with an ad that makes it look like its potatoes come right from this pleasant little farm and straight to your p...

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Sunday, December 25, 2011

Merry Christmas!

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A Merry Christmas to all from Fitzgerald's Family Farm!

Thursday, December 22, 2011

Christmas Cookie Success!

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Aren't these just the most beautiful Christmas cookies you've ever seen? O.K. So they're not perfect - maybe they're a l...

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Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Rechargeable Batteries Are The Way To Go

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When Christmas shopping, you sometimes find that you just can't get around buying a gift that requires batteries. So you see those bi...

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Tuesday, December 20, 2011

A Christmas Card Gets To Its Destination

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This is the kind of thing I love about living in a small community. I'm pretty sure that in larger communities the post office would...

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Monday, December 19, 2011

Russian Teacake Cookies

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There are a lot of names for this cookie, but we've always called them Russian Teacakes. My family has made these cookies at Christmas ...

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Sharon: After 20 + years of running around the world with the US Air Force; my husband, children, and I have settled here in north central Pennsylvania. We didn't start off wanting to be maple tree tappers, beekeepers, and market gardeners - we just wanted to raise our kids in a healthy, safe, environment and get away from the city - but we grew into it. It has grown into a labor of love and we hope to pass the life lessons that we are still learning, and a joy of the natural world, onto our children.

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