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Welcome to Miles Smith Farm!
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Please visit our store web site.
Welcome Localvores! Nothing is more local than New Hampshire raised Miles Smith Farm beef.
Visit our store to select locally rasied Scottish Highlander and Angus beef.
All of our beef is naturally raised without hormones or antibiotics.
We sell both Scottish Highlander and Angus individual cuts as well as sides of beef.
Please call 603 783 5159 for more information.
This is also the home site of Carole Soule, Bruce Dawson, and Paddy Keenan.
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For the first time Miles Smith Farm participated in Market Days in Concord. The Concord Cooperative Market sponsered a tent and invited us to display our cattle for three days, July 17, 18 19. Cocoa and Mary entertained the crowds and Mary even took a stroll down Main Street!.
See all the pictures here.
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Posted by cas
on Saturday, July 19, 2008 - 09:27 PM (11 Reads)
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We are now moving into phase II of our horse breeding program.
So, we have two horses for sale (well, a horse and a foal). For more information, click Read more or call 1-603-783-9859 x 101.
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Posted by jbd
on Thursday, July 17, 2008 - 08:50 AM (66 Reads)
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We had a full house this past Sunday as we hosted the GNHLUG Linux User Group's Summer BBQ.
We've hosted it a few times in the past too, but this was the first weekend where it was warm and sunny! There was lots of delicious (and nutritious) food contributed by Miles Smith Farm (of course), and all the attendees.
Maddog regaled us with a showing of Big Buck Bunny - noted because it was produced under the Creative Commons License and created entirely with Open Source software such as Blender.
Carole took a gaggle of people on a tour of the farm to see the herds of bulls, cows, and of course horses.
And thanks to all those who patronized the store afterwards.
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Posted by jbd
on Monday, July 07, 2008 - 01:33 PM (209 Reads)
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We were home this July 4th - we just didn't feel like going out and braving the crowds. It was a nice evening, and we've been running around all week, so staying home sounded most comfortable.
We were well rewarded! After finishing a late dinner on the porch, we were listening to the radio and watching the horses graze when we noticed, way off in the distance (probably 30 miles away) a tiny burst of fireworks.
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Posted by jbd
on Sunday, July 06, 2008 - 10:57 AM (233 Reads)
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The farm was featured in the July 2008 issue of New Hampshire ToDo magazine.
Linda Matchett visited in June and wrote a complete article about the farm.
Click here to read the article (1.6 KB pdf file).
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Posted by Carole
on Sunday, June 15, 2008 - 12:11 PM (537 Reads)
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Posted by cas
on Wednesday, May 21, 2008 - 12:20 PM (926 Reads)
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On May 14, 2008 Raleigh (3 weeks old) got his first trim from Bethany Polston. Raleigh was quite patient-with a little encouragement from his mom, the steady hand of Josh Chagnon and the watchful eye of Bethany's dog.
See all the pictures here.
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Posted by cas
on Wednesday, May 14, 2008 - 04:26 PM (1040 Reads)
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A great time was had by all who came; our condolences to the owners and fans of Eight Bells. Here are the pictures - courtesy of Janet Levy.
This year, 25+ people ignored the weather (rainy and cold) and came to our Derby Party. The food was wonderful, featuring Derby Pie, Burgoo, Southern Comfort Chocolate Mousse Pie, our own farm raised beef, homemade strawberry ice cream, and lots of other things that were gone before I could taste them! (The downside of being a host.)
The horses and cows had a few visitors, but it was too "inclimate" for them to put on a show. (And snickers really wanted to show how she won that race at the track.)
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Posted by jbd
on Wednesday, May 07, 2008 - 10:04 PM (1171 Reads)
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Today, we turned out Raleigh and his mom into the 10 acre field. This was Raleigh's first run and he kept up with Spin, his mom. Spin was excited to be outside and free of her huge belly. They both loved the beautiful day. Check out all the pictures here.
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Posted by cas
on Wednesday, April 23, 2008 - 05:34 PM (1282 Reads)
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Raleigh, (also known as "Roll" - to match Spin and Snap's names) was born today around 11am in the barnyard. We're sorry it didn't appear in the webcam, but we didn't have much control - the mare was outside when the delivery started.
Of course, there are pictures (these are from the webcam.) More pictures are here - taken by Carole.
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Posted by jbd
on Tuesday, April 22, 2008 - 02:00 PM (1296 Reads)
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