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A Pennsylvania family bought a 12-acre farm in 1916; 110 years and four generations later...

Source: Times of India
Category: Business
Region: General
Published: September 10, 2026 at 12:26

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Maple Acres Farm remains Plymouth Township's last working farm, a testament to agricultural heritage. The McKeown family has preserved thirty acres of land since nineteen sixteen. This farm now serves as a community market and pick-your-own destination. It thrives by adapting its business model to suburban surroundings. Community support and family dedication ensure its continued operation.

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