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Saturday, May 6, 2017

Look who's coming to Dinner

ARTEMESIA born April 1 2017 to Clover

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Labels: Artemesia, goats

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Ambrosia Farms: BOX 463 BRIDGEWATER, NY 13313, United States; We grow sustainably, preserve open spaces & ecosystems, care for animals, support the arts, facilitate local products & economies. A large part of our work is philanthropic, our Horse, Hound, & Farm Rescue's mission is adopting hound dogs, wild horses, and supporting other family farms. We work in concert with wildlife preservation, artistic creations, and horticultural traditions. We were awarded a Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education grant in 2005.

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