Since then, I have been raising livestock, making hay, gardening, and planting orchards for 67 years.
The farm has been in our family since the 1760s and is still operated by my cousins.īack in the 50s, when I was a tiny sprout, my parents grew produce for market, raised laying hens and Black Angus cattle. I was born on a family farm in Appalachia, not far from here in West Virginia. Pollster Katie Gwinn, a tiny farm owner in Laurel Fork, launched the effort in part out of concern about the fate of small farms here in Carroll County after seeing scores of farmers in the last five years shut down and sell out, mostly to big out-of-state corporations. Project Mountain Pride is seeking input, be it for or against aerial spraying in Carroll. A helicopter awaits its spray applicator tanks being filled.
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