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Patricia May

Patricia May

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Writer, WATTPoultry.com

Harrisonburg

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mormonism , tattooing , tech

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Total articles 6

  • Labelle Patrimoine: An unconventional approach to success

    By Patricia May| WATTPoultry.com Verified Launched in April 2020 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, LaBelle Patrimoine is a family-owned business dedicated to raising heritage breed poultry. LaBelle Patrimoine is French for “The Beautiful Heritage;” these birds are slow growing, taking about twice as long to reach maturity as conventional birds. CEO and founder Mike Charles went on a quest to find the perfect bird; he discovered the breed he was searching for in France, where he was able to source a strain utilized on Labelle Rouge programs.

    By Patricia May · WATTPoultry.com

    Oct. 05, 2024

  • Young broiler grower committed to organic farming

    By Patricia May| WATTPoultry.com Verified Farmer Focus birds are guaranteed to be No Antibiotics Ever (NAE) and are fed with all natural supplements, including vitamins and oregano. Twin siblings Peyton and Grace Fravel grew up working on their grandparents’ poultry and beef farm in Fulks Run, Virginia. Grace took a career path toward college; Peyton Fravel’s path led him to where he started – at his grandparents’ farm.

    By Patricia May · WATTPoultry.com

    Jan. 05, 2024

  • Labelle Patrimoine: An unconventional approach to success

    By Patricia May| WATTPoultry.com Verified Launched in April 2020 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, LaBelle Patrimoine is a family-owned business dedicated to raising heritage breed poultry. LaBelle Patrimoine is French for “The Beautiful Heritage;” these birds are slow growing, taking about twice as long to reach maturity as conventional birds. CEO and founder Mike Charles went on a quest to find the perfect bird; he discovered the breed he was searching for in France, where he was able to source a strain utilized on Labelle Rouge programs.

    By Patricia May · WATTPoultry.com

    Oct. 05, 2024

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WATTPoultry.com