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A wonderful slideshow of images taken at GreenLeaf Farms

GreenLeaf Farms is one of Barnesville's "freshest" kept secrets...till nowvideo

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Monday, January 12. 2009
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Past the old 'Hot Spot' I drove, headed down the four-lane toward Griffin. It was a trip I had made many times before. Rarely, though, had I turned off on the bypass as I ordinarily had no reason to avoid the heart of the city.

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#1 MINICoop on 01/13/09 at 03:05 PM
I drive by that place everyday. I always wondered what it was all about.
#2 Drew on 01/13/09 at 06:36 PM
It is a great resource to a host of people; new farmers, sustainable farmers, natural growers, ATL ex-pats, and the eco-curious. I would encourage all of you to take a visit to GreenLeaf.
#3 Anonymous on 01/17/09 at 06:36 PM
I have never heared of this farm but, it sounds nice. Where exactly is it located. From reading the article it sounds like it is on the bypass.
#3.1 Andrew Odom on 01/17/09 at 07:33 PM
220 36-bypass, I think is the address. But, yes, it is on the bypass.
#3.1.1 anonymous on 03/18/09 at 05:35 PM
I remember how Mr. Jim Fincher loved and tended this land for many years. Many enjoyed the fine raw milk from his well-tended herd.
His beloved farm could not have come into finer caring, cultivating hands!
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