July 2016 - Page 38 of 56 - Reunions Magazine

Back to Basics Reunions

Many of the farm bed-and-breakfasts in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, are open year-round, so you can experience all seasons; planting, growing, harvesting and preserving the crop....

Country Delights

Many areas tout their agriculture to the point of even promoting agritourism--as is done by Sonoma County, California. Think wine … but also think cheese,...

Take the Kids

Visiting a farm that’s open to the public offers kids a close-up view. Most farmers are happy to answer questions and welcome help with the...

Threshermen’s reunions offer trips through time

The annual Threshermen's Reunion in Pontiac, Michigan, pays tribute to earlier days of farming and keeping the past alive. Highlights include a restored one-room schoolhouse,...

Follow John Deere

Quad Cities (Illinois and Iowa) Convention & Visitors Bureau (QCCVB) has created themed multi-day tours for groups. The “Crop Circles” Tour highlights Quad Cities' connection...

Up Close and Personal

Everyone loves Adams Farm in Mount Snow, Vermont. This sixth-generation working farm is home to 100+ friendly farm animals you can visit and interact with....

Generations from around the globe

More than 240 descendants of Martin and Mary Nissly gathered for a family reunion at the original farmstead northeast of Dallas Center, Iowa. Clair Baldner,...

Reunions at farms here and abroad

Diane Owen, Minneapolis, Minnesota, of the Glasrudag Family Reunion, wrote, “We usually go to the family farm in Spring Grove, Minnesota, but also located a...

Celebrate Agrarian Heritage

The fact that most of us have become city kiddies belies our agrarian roots. Only a few generations back our ancestors led self-sufficient lives on...

Heritage Haunt by Linda L.K. Armstrong

Want to create a memorable reunion event that captures family history and entertains everyone at the same time? The answer is a Heritage Haunt. A...