Generations Working Together on the Farm
The Keddys started their now 800-acre farm in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley over 40 years ago. Today, their son and his wife Katie manage the farm.
The Keddys started their now 800-acre farm in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley over 40 years ago. Today, their son and his wife Katie manage the farm.
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Asparagus is one of the very best things to come from the earth. Get information and tips on cooking, storing and preventing food waste.
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