Posted on Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Several Gig Harbor home owners are living off the land. Farm living has risen by 2 percent a year, based on data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Service. Farming for a profit isn't why the majority of owners are in the business.

Since farming involves so much work, it is not for everybody. Isolation is another reason why people steer clear from moving to a farm. Nevertheless, if you enjoy open space and are looking for a challenge, life on a farm could be for you.

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Heidi Rowntree, ABR
Windermere Puyallup/CR

hrowntree@windermere.com
253.227.4975 cell
253.564.0467 fax

 


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