Sunrise over Cherith Farms, June 24th, 4:45am.
- Spring Gosslings
Baby Black Spanish Turkey - our miracle bird!!!
- Swimming in March
Slate Indian Runner Ducks
Guineas are part of our natural pest control.
An Opal Guinea.
- Getting the tomato fields ready for transplanting.
Our senior Bourbon Red Male Turkey
Momma Turkey brings her babies home.
Cherith Farms 
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June 1, 2009 at 3:20 pm
cherithfarms
Cherith Farms raises fruits and vegetables in the natural way. The poultry on our farm not only produces good tasting eggs but provide a valuable service in removing insects from the grounds that would infest our apples and other plants. Our fields are also fertilized with natural poultry manure which enrich our soil.
March 31, 2010 at 5:52 pm
Jennifer
Cherith farms is a great place to buy ur fruits and veggies 🙂
April 8, 2010 at 7:33 pm
cherithfarms
Thank you, Jennifer! Hope to see you this season. Susan
September 16, 2010 at 12:13 am
Peggy Hill
I love your pictures. I write articles for a small nature journal and may I have permission to use your photo of a mother turkey and her chicks to accompany my article about wild turkeys for this online and print journal.
This journal is not for sale and is used for the enjoyment of its readers. Thank you for your consideration.
Peggy
September 24, 2010 at 11:33 pm
cherithfarms
Thank you, Peggy, for your interest in my photos. Yes, you may use it. Although the mother turkey looks “wild” she is actually a cross between a Narragansett and a Bourbon Red turkey. You may notice on the photo some of the poults are yellow. These are the ones that actually grew up to look like the Bourbon Red – the rest looked “wild”. I enjoy photographying my birds and if you ever want any other – please let me know. Susan