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Diamond Willow Stuff

Locale ID MN5151

Run by Burt Kratt

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My farm consists of 16 acres of woods where I collect raw wood such as diamond willow, maple, birch, alder, aspen, grasses to make furniture. The farm also has a large pond for my African geese and black lab to swim in. Chickens which are white leghorns make a nice atmosphere run the farm most of the year and are very well adapted at roaming free, and escape danger by flying up in a tree, they also are really good egg producers if you can locate their nests. I make mostly furniture including beds, walking sticks, lamps, clothes trees, chairs, end tables all from raw wood off the land.

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Last Update: July 26, 2010

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