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“I feel like this has given me the opportunity to make Peacevine happen and become a part of the community,” said Sheuerlein who explained she could never afford to purchase her own farmland.
“Because Trista has a base she feels good with, she can be creative in so many ways. I see her expanding and it makes me feel good that I can help her become, firmly, a part of the community,” said Abell.
Sheuerlein said she thinks it will take five years for her farm to make a profit, but in the mean time she is hard at work tending her land and harvesting her produce to sell at the Warrenton Farmer’s Market. Her wares include fresh cut flowers, herbs, greens, heirloom tomatoes, and this year winter squash. “I could not have done this without support and it is amazing people can come together and make a goal happen like this,” said Sheuerlein.
Abell and Sheuerlein would be happy and willing to discuss how their farming partnership has worked or answer any questions. Joyce Abell may be reached at 540-987-8404 and Trista Sheuerlein may be reached at 540-9878312.
Ruth Purnell may be reached at rpumell@timespapers.com
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