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Moonrise Farms

Locale ID AZ5052

Run by Lorraine Wiesen

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In the spring we sell a variety of naturally grown heirloom vegetable seedlings. We sell our produce at local farmers markets through the spring and summer. See us at the Flagstaff Community Market (Sundays), at the Pinetop-Lakeside Farmers Market on Wednesday afternoons, and in Concho on Saturdays. We have a small CSA that we began in 2006. Recently we have begun to raise hogs and sell pork shares. We believe in the idea of returning small farms to this country and promoting organic principles. Although we are not certitifed Organic we are Certified Naturally Grown.

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Last Update: February 28, 2011

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