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Wurth Farms
est. 1908

1720 South Friendship Road
Paducah, Kentucky 42003

Monday-Saturday: 8am-6pm
Sunday: 12pm-5pm

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Wurth Farms 2015
HARVEST PARTNER
PROGRAM

Enjoy fresh homegrown fruits and vegetables in the summer but don't have the space or time to garden? Let Wurth Farms grow your garden for you and sit back and enjoy your summer. Receive a basket of vegetables weekly for 12 weeks beginning mid to late June. Enrollment is now open for the 2015 program. Don't delay sign up TODAY!! The enrollment period ends
May 1, 2015.

							NOW AVAILABLE
							Honey Spring Valley Jams Jellies & relishes Straw Greenhouse and markets are currently cloased for the winter. Please call 270-554-1403 to set up time to pick up.

DID YOU KNOW?

Wurth Farms offers over 200 varities of annuals in the spring.

Spring Valley jams and jellies are found at our local stands. Offering numerous flavors.

Harvest Partners receive vegetables and fruits grown on our farm throughout the entire summer season.

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Some of our offerings from last year. We hope to have a great crop again for all of our loyal and new customers! Come see what we have to offer.

What's going on at the greenhouse?

The Greenhouses are being prepared for transplanting which will begin the week of January 26th this year. Baskets and Geraniums will be the first plants to be transplanted.
Tomatoes (for spring production) and some flower seed has already been sowed and is up and growing.

What's going on at the farm?

Spring calves from 2014 are being fed. Momma cows are at feedlot on sialage until calving starts in a couple of weeks.

Equipment is being checked and repairs made as needed so we are ready for the first opportunity to get in the fields.

	Gardening Tips:
	It is best to plant trees and shrubs in the fall. It is less stressful for the plant and yourself. Take care of your tomato plants by staking them and feeding them on a regular basis. Be sure to take care of roses as they bloom. Snipping back spent blooms allow the plant to flourish in our zonal area(s)

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