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that Cliff wanted to do a long term lease,” said Bynum. Miller had been , looking for somebody to farm and contacted the team in the Spring of 1998. An agreement was reached and Bynum and Plaksin moved to Rappahannock in the winter of 1999 and their first season of farming began in 2000. “I was so excited with what Eric and Rachel were bringing to the community,” said Miller.
In their six years at Waterpenny the couple and Miller have worked out a long term agreement that has left both parties very satisfied. “Eric and Rachel agreed to farm organically. They pay rent for the land, the expenses, and they are farming in the manner I want to see the land farmed,” said Miller. Bynum and Plaksin own their house on Miller’s property, but may leave at any time, selling it to Miller. Miller owns the 30 acres that make up
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