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Schar tner Family
Schar tner Family
Schartner Farm, Exeter, RI
Schartner Farm, Exeter, RI
Schar tner Family
Schar tner Family
Schartner Farm, Exeter, RI
Schartner Farm, Exeter, RI
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15 tractors 2 tree-spades which can dig up whole trees up to 30 feet high with 8 foot roots!
20 greenhouses 2 goats, and several pigs, chickens, ducks, geese, all for the kids to enjoy
Types of produce served in RI Schools: Lettuce, Broccoli and Strawberries
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15 tractors 2 tree-spades which can dig up whole trees up to 30 feet high with 8 foot roots!
20 greenhouses 2 goats, and several pigs, chickens, ducks, geese, all for the kids to enjoy
Types of produce served in RI Schools: Lettuce, Broccoli and Strawberries
Schartner Family
Schartner Farm, Schartner Place & Route 2, Exeter, RI
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Farm Name:
Schartner Family Farm was started by Richard Sr.’s grandfather as a dairy farm in the 1930s with 100 acres
of land. Eventually they began selling produce and the farm stand opened in 1973. In addition to fruits, veggies
and plants, the farm stand also sells fresh soup, sandwiches and baked goods. The 300 acre farm is now run by
Richard and Nancy Schartner, and their sons Richard Jr., Tim, John and Jeb. They grow pick-your-own strawberries
and blueberries as well as corn, tomatoes, garlic, onions, potatoes, pumpkins, lettuce, peas, peppers, eggplant,
flowers, and Christmas trees.
In their own words:
Richard Sr.’s favorite saying is “Embrace the possible!” And all the Schartners love their team farming lifestyle
– “You have to – it’s a 24/7 job!”
Equipment Stats:
15 tractors 2 tree-spades which can dig up whole trees up to 30 feet high with 8 foot roots!
20 greenhouses 2 goats, and several pigs, chickens, ducks, geese, all for the kids to enjoy
Types of produce served in RI Schools: Lettuce, Broccoli and Strawberries
Schartner Family Farm was started by Richard Sr.’s grandfather as a dairy farm in the 1930s with 100 acres
of land. Eventually they began selling produce and the farm stand opened in 1973. In addition to fruits, veggies
and plants, the farm stand also sells fresh soup, sandwiches and baked goods. The 300 acre farm is now run by
Richard and Nancy Schartner, and their sons Richard Jr., Tim, John and Jeb. They grow pick-your-own strawberries
and blueberries as well as corn, tomatoes, garlic, onions, potatoes, pumpkins, lettuce, peas, peppers, eggplant,
flowers, and Christmas trees.
In their own words:
Richard Sr.’s favorite saying is “Embrace the possible!” And all the Schartners love their team farming lifestyle
– “You have to – it’s a 24/7 job!”
Equipment Stats:
15 tractors 2 tree-spades which can dig up whole trees up to 30 feet high with 8 foot roots!
20 greenhouses 2 goats, and several pigs, chickens, ducks, geese, all for the kids to enjoy
Types of produce served in RI Schools: Lettuce, Broccoli and Strawberries
Schartner Farm, Schartner Place & Route 2, Exeter, RI
Schartner Family
Equipment Stats:
Equipment Stats:
Farm Name:
In their own words:
Richard Sr.’s favorite saying is “Embrace the possible!” And all the Schartners love their team farming lifestyle
– “You have to – it’s a 24/7 job!”
Schartner Farm, Schartner Place & Route 2, Exeter, RI
Schartner Family
In their own words:
Richard Sr.’s favorite saying is “Embrace the possible!” And all the Schartners love their team farming lifestyle
– “You have to – it’s a 24/7 job!”
Farm Name:
Name:
Schartner Family Farm was started by Richard Sr.’s grandfather as a dairy farm in the 1930s with 100 acres
of land. Eventually they began selling produce and the farm stand opened in 1973. In addition to fruits, veggies
and plants, the farm stand also sells fresh soup, sandwiches and baked goods. The 300 acre farm is now run by
Richard and Nancy Schartner, and their sons Richard Jr., Tim, John and Jeb. They grow pick-your-own strawberries
and blueberries as well as corn, tomatoes, garlic, onions, potatoes, pumpkins, lettuce, peas, peppers, eggplant,
flowers, and Christmas trees.
Schartner Farm, Schartner Place & Route 2, Exeter, RI
Farm Name:
Schartner Family Farm was started by Richard Sr.’s grandfather as a dairy farm in the 1930s with 100 acres
of land. Eventually they began selling produce and the farm stand opened in 1973. In addition to fruits, veggies
and plants, the farm stand also sells fresh soup, sandwiches and baked goods. The 300 acre farm is now run by
Richard and Nancy Schartner, and their sons Richard Jr., Tim, John and Jeb. They grow pick-your-own strawberries
and blueberries as well as corn, tomatoes, garlic, onions, potatoes, pumpkins, lettuce, peas, peppers, eggplant,
flowers, and Christmas trees.
Schartner Family
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