Youth Can Experience Working on a Real Farm

Beginning in April, Carwood Farm is taking applications for 8-to-12-year-olds on the farm to have educational opportunities in agriculture, relational activities and some farm work projects.

Starting in October, they will host an eight-acre Pick Your Own Pumpkin patch. In addition to knowing where to get a holiday pumpkins this fall, experience a unique opportunity for children to gain firsthand experience on a working farm. Start a new family tradition by visiting the Carwood Farm Pumpkin Patch every year.

Location: 595 Forge Rd., Boiling Springs. For more information, call 717-773-1360, email [email protected] or visit Carwood.Farm.

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