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Farm Day 2023 Recap & Pics

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May 15, 2023

We hosted nearly 400 people at Farm Day 2023. Occasional showers didn't keep us down. We had a blast with many new activities this year. Best Farm Day yet? I think so!

Thanks to all who came out!! Thanks to Walnut Run Bakery, Healthy Beverages, and Welsh Mountain Apiaries for being vendors. Thanks to Lamar from Welsh Mountain Apiaries for speaking about natural beekeeping. And, thanks to Revival Einkorn for providing pasta for the meal.

Here's a quick recap of the highlights with pics.

We had 100+ votes. I don't know whether our customers are used to our milk, but here are the results in order of most to least votes:

BLUE: Miller's Pasteurized Milk
GREEN: Miller's Raw Milk
YELLOW: Store-bought Organic Pasteurized Milk
RED: A Competitor's Grass-Fed Raw Milk

If you took any amazing pics at Farm Day, we'd love to see them! You can send them via email to hello@millersbiofarm.com.

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