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About Marcia Poirier is a Yankee-born descendant of the Acadians, the French settlers who in the late 1600s came to inhabit the Atlantic shores of what is now known as Canada. Creative since her youth, Marcia began her Quahog shell jewelry by chance. While spending a day in her favourite activity of beachcombing, she spotted the shape of a heart Read more...
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About Le Verger Goguen is a family farm with 33 acres, including 5 acres of apple trees. When the father of the Goguen family retired, he continued looking after his orchard as a pastime. In fact, he planted most of the apple trees in the village. When he passed on, his children took over the farm, which they incorporated in Read more...
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About La Fleur du Pommier has 10,000 apple trees and 80 acres of cultivated land. La Fleur du Pommier understands the importance of fostering the cooperative spirit among the Really Local Harvest members, including through the sharing of human and other resources and expertise. Apples, Carrots, Cucumbers, Green Onions, Leeks, Lettuce, Onions, Pears, Prunes, Pumpkins, Raspberries, Squash, Strawberries, Sweet corn, Read more...
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About The Marcel Goguen Farm features 6 acres of apple trees and 4 acres of mixed vegetables. Small livestock is also raised on the farm, including hens, ducks, geese, pigs and a horse. The property features a wide collection of local antiques from the 1920s and 30s ranging from farming equipment to household items. Marcel and Bernadette Goguen place great Read more...
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