Heading to Central Pennsylvania to Start A Community Supported Agricultural Farm - 0 views

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  #1 Smith Stender on 27 May 13

   

  My family and I have decided to move to Pennsylvania. We visit the Amish country area ever summer and have fallen in love with the country. We are from Edison, New Jersey and wish to consider houses in York, Pa as well as Lancaster and much of central Pa. My children are a bit afraid to move to the country since they are used to being able to go to New York City every weekend and do not want to be bored. I assured them that Amtrak has plenty of trains going to and from New York so they will not miss a beat. They are still trying to find ways to stay in New Jersey. While I understand, my husband and I have always wished to own a farm and think this is our chance.
  In the beginning we went to several open houses in York, Pa and open houses for sale near Harrisburg, Pa. We have seen plenty of adorable homes in Wrightsville and Hellam but we wished to consider some Harrisburg homes for sale so we can be close to the city and our children will not miss New York City as much. Harrisburg has superb city life but lots of rural areas with hiking tracks, parks and farmland we can explore. No matter what, my husband and I decided we would search for homes for sale, Central Pa or even in Berks county so we would have plenty of space for our farm.
  My husband and I want to have a Community Supported Agricultural farm (CSA) but before we can do that we have to find at least ten acres of land. Unfortunately, we will not be able to begin growing without neighborhood support. We are trying to find homes for sale in York, Pa because we have seen how tightly knit the neighborhoods in York are and hope to use that to our advantage. Fortunately, we won't be moving there without knowing anyone. If we are able to move to York, we have a few relatives in Bainbridge that will help us reach out to the neighborhood and we will hopefully be able to start farming sooner rather than later homes for sale york, pa.
  Between the two of us, we have a degree in agricultural science and business. I took agricultural science at Penn State before moving to Edison to be with my husband. Now that our children are almost grown, we are trying to live out our dreams. This worked out perfectly because I can manage the farming and he could properly sell and handle the business end. He has also been able to find wonderful real estate in York, Pa. Because he has been doing the lion's share of the house search, I have been able to concentrate on the devices and materials we have to begin our farm. While I can not wait to see all the houses for sale in York, Pa and other areas I am more excited to actually start growing all the plants and preparing the business for lots of neighborhood supporters.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">My family and I have decided to move to Pennsylvania. We visit the Amish country area ever summer and have fallen in love with the country. We are from Edison, New Jersey and wish to consider houses in York, Pa as well as Lancaster and much of central Pa. My children are a bit afraid to move to the country since they are used to being able to go to New York City every weekend and do not want to be bored. I assured them that Amtrak has plenty of trains going to and from New York so they will not miss a beat. They are still trying to find ways to stay in New Jersey. While I understand, my husband and I have always wished to own a farm and think this is our chance. <br /> In the beginning we went to several open houses in York, Pa and open houses for sale near Harrisburg, Pa. We have seen plenty of adorable homes in Wrightsville and Hellam but we wished to consider some Harrisburg homes for sale so we can be close to the city and our children will not miss New York City as much. Harrisburg has superb city life but lots of rural areas with hiking tracks, parks and farmland we can explore. No matter what, my husband and I decided we would search for homes for sale, Central Pa or even in Berks county so we would have plenty of space for our farm. <br /> My husband and I want to have a Community Supported Agricultural farm (CSA) but before we can do that we have to find at least ten acres of land. Unfortunately, we will not be able to begin growing without neighborhood support. We are trying to find homes for sale in York, Pa because we have seen how tightly knit the neighborhoods in York are and hope to use that to our advantage. Fortunately, we won't be moving there without knowing anyone. If we are able to move to York, we have a few relatives in Bainbridge that will help us reach out to the neighborhood and we will hopefully be able to start farming sooner rather than later <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.landnett.com/?p=76">homes for sale york, pa</a>. <br /> Between the two of us, we have a degree in agricultural science and business. I took agricultural science at Penn State before moving to Edison to be with my husband. Now that our children are almost grown, we are trying to live out our dreams. This worked out perfectly because I can manage the farming and he could properly sell and handle the business end. He has also been able to find wonderful real estate in York, Pa. Because he has been doing the lion's share of the house search, I have been able to concentrate on the devices and materials we have to begin our farm. While I can not wait to see all the houses for sale in York, Pa and other areas I am more excited to actually start growing all the plants and preparing the business for lots of neighborhood supporters.</div>

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