Posted on Dec 4, 2021
COVID helped push a 100-year-old Missouri farm into a Christmas tree frenzy
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Fulk Farms has been owned by the same family since 1889, and has sold Christmas trees since the early 1990s. In the last two years, this farm and others in the region have faced new holiday challenges.
COVID helped push a 100-year-old Missouri farm into a Christmas tree frenzy
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Thank you for the great share shipmate PO1 William "Chip" Nagel , that's around my A O, people are going to tree farms and picking out fresh trees.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Wegman owns Midland Holiday Pines in Shawnee, Kansas, with his wife Judy. The two sold all their pre-cut trees the first weekend after Thanksgiving.
Wegman also grows trees on his land, giving customers the chance to choose and chop their own. It’s a draw for families, and gives farms a more predictable supply of trees, which take 7-10 years to mature. Cut-your-own trees turned out to be popular, too."...
..."Wegman owns Midland Holiday Pines in Shawnee, Kansas, with his wife Judy. The two sold all their pre-cut trees the first weekend after Thanksgiving.
Wegman also grows trees on his land, giving customers the chance to choose and chop their own. It’s a draw for families, and gives farms a more predictable supply of trees, which take 7-10 years to mature. Cut-your-own trees turned out to be popular, too."...
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