Tree farm sold

As it should be! Looking forward to seeing the ground come alive in the years to come,

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A Million dollar baby! That's a lot of strawberries.

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I am so glad that land will not be turned into another housing development. Good luck to the Stacy's.

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A nice family and a great idea. I know they'll make it a success. Best of luck!

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Thank you to the Stacys for expanding and contributing to the economy in these tough times. Best of luck and I look forward to visiting the new operation.

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Does that mean a bridge can go through Oak Grove now? Just kidding Stacy's?

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Sure appreciate you all being around and your fine strawberries. Your contribution to the commun ity has been great.

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Everywhere I look beautiful fields are being turned into strip malls and cookie cutter housing projects. Thank heavens, some people have the good sense to know that we NEED farm land to remain agricultural. I hope the Stacy's will have great success and that their new venture will become a long-held family tradition.

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Did I miss the part in the article that tells me how many acres were involved in the sale?

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BeRight - look at the sign. Best of luck to the Stacy family. I among many other's have worked on their family farm as a teenager. They helped teach many youngsters what hard work is and to value the dollars they have earned.

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So, it was not in the article. The picture did not open when I read the article earlier. Just saw the print edition. Clear as a bell . 92 acres. Good deal for farm land this close to town.

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OUTSTANDING !!!!!!!!

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