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Farm Tours

written by

Joe Koopsen

posted on

August 24, 2022

Last Farm Tour of the year!

This Saturday is your last opportunity this year to come see where and how your food is raised!

• Saturday 8/27/22 at 9 am

• 53323 Pulver Road, Three Rivers, MI 49093

• Tickets available on our website

You will learn about regenerative farming and how we here at Joe’s Farm raise the highest quality food for you and your family.

You will see:

• Baby chicks

• Chickens on pasture

• Turkey on pasture

• Cows on pasture

• Chicken guard dogs

• Lots of wildlife

We hope to see you there!

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  • 53323 Pulver Road
    Three Rivers MI 49093
  • 269-312-4538