Bob Temple, a full-time Tuttle Farm worker; Lia Norman; Jenn Hall; and Tim Warren installed irrigation piping.
(Kayana Szymczak for The Boston Globe)
End of a 378-year era
Nation’s oldest running family farm put on market in N.H.
Bob Temple, a full-time Tuttle Farm worker; Lia Norman; Jenn Hall; and Tim Warren installed irrigation piping.
(Kayana Szymczak for The Boston Globe)
DOVER, N.H. — Like generations of Tuttles before him, Will Tuttle has spent his life on the family farm, working its tree-lined acres from seed to harvest. He learned by the side of his father and grandfather and, like them, chose to make his living off the land. (Full article: 945 words)
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