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Old Freeman Family Farm opens Fall season
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With agriculture playing such a prominent role in shaping the region’s past, many residents of Bulloch, Screven and surrounding counties have vivid memories of days tending to livestock, or afternoons playing in a hay loft. This fall, a family-owned farm in Coopersville hopes to rekindle those moments and offer enduring experiences for adults and children alike. Old Freeman Family Farm, nestled among rows of pecan trees about 10 miles from Statesboro, will kick-off a season of activities today, welcoming families to the 150-acre site that features a corn maze, pumpkin patch, recreated historic buildings and farm animals.
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