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Getting Ready for Next Year: Crop Soil and Tissue Analysis
Parlee Farms Named Best Apple Orchard by Newsweek Magazine
Enjoy Peak Fall Season at Parlee Farms – What to Do While Here
Get Ready for the Fall Season at Parlee Farms
What to Do at the Farm in Early July
Parlee Farms’ 38th Growing Season Is Almost Here!
Getting Ready for Next Year: Crop Soil and Tissue Analysis
What to Do at Parlee Farms for the Final Weeks of the Season
Enjoy Peak Fall Season at Parlee Farms!
Thanks for a Great Summer, Time for Fall at Parlee Farms!
Be Sure to Visit the Bakery at Parlee Farms
Plan Your Visit at Parlee Farms
Let’s Eat at Parlee Farms!
Mark Parlee Discusses Impact of Severe Drought on Farmers
Parlee Farms’ First Strawberry Season – 35 Years of Growing!
Information About Our 2020 Fall Season
The 2020 Season at Parlee Farms and COVID-19 Protocols
Get Ready for Your Visit at Parlee Farms
New England Weather and When You Can PYO Crops
Meet Farmer Mark of Parlee Farms!
What to Do While at Parlee Farms
What’s Cooking at Mary’s Country Kitchen and Bakery at Parlee Farms
The Benefits of Buying Fresh, Local Fruit
Why Bees Are Important to Food Production and Farm Life
Parlee Farms 2017 Conscience Fund Recipient: Power of Flowers Project
30 Years and Still Growing!
Parlee Farms is Now Open for the 2015 Fruit Picking Season!
Support the Buy Local Movement by Picking Your Own Fruit
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