SherryAnn (on left in hat) and Kurtis Hoogland (on the tractor) transported visitors on a “tour trailer” to show off their operation in Lacombe County.
The Hooglands produce grass-fed lamb and beef and raise pigs and poultry on pasture.
The first-generation farm family was participating in Open Farm Days for the first time, one of more than 130 farms and ag operations that welcomed visitors on Aug. 14-15.
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