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McBride Family Farm

Locale ID AL5061

Run by Curtis McBride

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We are a small 8-acre family farm. We do not use chemicals, pesticides or antibiotics. We are located at exit 77 on interstate 65 in south Alabama. Raising over 100 barred rock chickens, and over 200 white ducks. we will have, come spring, plenty of fresh eggs for sale. Also, we will be selling chicks and balut eggs. If wanting baluts please contact us ahead of time as these take 18 days to incubate. Check with us in February 2010. We bake fresh breads and sweets, consisting of Whole Wheat, Pumpkin, Banana, and Sweet breads, and Fudge, Peanut Brittle, Almond cookies, Oatmeal Raisin cookies and Brownies. All are homemade from scratch.

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Last Update: June 18, 2010

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