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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 2016
HARVEST PARTNER
PROGRAM

Our Harvest Partner Program experienced another successful season this summer. Amidst all the rains and excessive heat this summer, we were able to supply our Partners with a variety of quality, homegrown vegetables each week. A special thanks to all our Partners this summer for trusting us to do a good job for them GROWING THEIR GARDENS!!! Looking forward to next year.

							NOW AVAILABLE
							Local, raw honey available year round. STRAW Please call 270-554-1403 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 all empty at this time. Some houses serve a dual purpose and are being used to store hay for the cattle this winter. Other houses have been cleaned and prepared for winter!
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What's going on at the farm?

Calving season is going very well this year. Only had to assist one cow with calving so far and hoping that will be all that needs any assist. This rainy weather creates problems for calving. Seems as though the cows will want to calf in the worst places. Cows are checked frequently for any signs of calving. Especially in this wet weather cows exhibiting any signs of calving are moved to dry areas for the calf's health and safety. The warmer temperatures have made calving season a little easier on us and the calves.

	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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