Cutchogue New York – Page 32 – Fruit Farm Community

These young, vigorous tomato plants will be bearing ripe tomatoes by May.

Part [1 of 2] Agricultural development in Southeast Asia with Tom Wickham.

Part [1 of 2] Agricultural development in Southeast Asia with Tom Wickham. Watch part 2 here: https://www.facebook.com/wickhamsfruitfarm/videos/1339946132730468/

Throttling down the bulldozer. …

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Fleet’s Neck viewed from across the creek.

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A mellow midwinter view looking toward the channel.

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Laurie McBride, the new farmstand/office manager at Wickham’s Fruit Farm

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Cherries, Berries & Donuts

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Strawberries With Balsamic Vinegar Recipe

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The Seasonal Marching Band

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Wickham Harvest Calendar

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