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Local family opens farm for an educational breakfast

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Local family opens farm for an educational breakfast
The Harrop family opened its farm north of Fergus to visitors for the Breakfast on the Farm event on June 21 and the 400-acre dairy farm saw lots of families take advantage of the offer. John Northcote of Arthur showed off his 21-year-old Percheron horse Linda to Lexlie and Loren Camidge from Alma. Photo by Bill Longshaw

FERGUS – The Harrop family hosted a Breakfast on the Farm event on June 21 at its farm, north of Fergus. The family wanted to show guests, especially children where their food comes from. The Harrops are mostly into dairy farming and everything is big on their farm, from tractors and equipment to the land, which covers 400 plus acres and a large milk quota. There were animals of all kinds and a special pancake breakfast in the open air, offering a true taste of farm life.

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