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Letters from the farm is a SNAIL MAIL CLUB, where I will send you a letter each month about what is happening on the farm during spring planting, the fall harvesting, the birth of baby calves, sheep, chickens, ducks, etc.
I believe that some people miss receiving cards or handwritten letters in the mail. I know I do.
There is something so warm and comforting when you find more than bills or magazines in the mailbox. When you know someone is thinking about you and sends you a little something, to let you know.
Join our mailing club. You will love it, and I believe you will enjoy seeing all that happens on our farm. We aren't the mega farmers of today. We farm the old-fashioned way, and it sometimes takes our whole family. Three married children and 12 grandchildren sometimes come together to make a plan work out.