Poultry Swap/Farmer's Market

Poultry Swap/Farmer's Market

When: JUNE 26th, from 8a.m. - Until sellers sell out so come early!

Where: Cumberland Farm Equipment, Inc.

1273 Anderson Highway
Cumberland, VA 23040

Chicks, chickens, rabbits, goats, sheep and other
small farm animals.

Plus, veggies, plants, fresh eggs & home décor.

You never know what we'll have

Brought to you by
www.eastcoastchickens.com

Hosted by
Cumberland Farm Equipment, Inc.

¬ All sellers must be pre-approved due to health purposes
and space constraints. Please direct any questions to the
above website.

This swap looks to be even bigger than the last one. We will have a local bee club member present, much more produce, more birds, cattle, hogs, and so much more. Also reserve some Food Grade DE which will help with those pesky flies and other things. Please feel free to join the site and ask whatever questions you have. Lot's of great people to help you out!

ECC Staff
www.eastcoastchickens.com

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