Saturday May 19 | The Frederick News-Post
Fair's 150th Heritage Celebration a classroom of years gone by
It was nap time for Carleigh Stocks and her yearling Jersey cow Maxine from the Tameron Acres Farm of Adamstown on Saturday at The Great Frederick Fair's 150th Heritage Celebration.
More than 500 people recently gathered at the Shoresh Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Campus in Adamstown, Md., for the 11th annual Camp Shoresh barbecue banquet.
Couple Hopes To Meet Alpaca Wool Processing Demand
By IKE WILSON The Frederick News-Post ADAMSTOWN, Md. The mid-Atlantic region offers a few places that will clean and process alpaca wool, and finding a plant that will do the work in a timely manner has proven to be a challenge for many of Frederick County's 20-plus alpaca farmers.
Md. couple hopes to meet alpaca wool processing demand
The mid-Atlantic region offers a few places that will clean and process alpaca wool, and finding a plant that will do the work in a timely manner has proven to be a challenge for many of Frederick County's 20-plus alpaca farmers.
We always tend to look askance at any claim made by the governor or his agencies that Maryland is friendly to business.
Kevin and Nancy Brandt, who own Sugarloaf Alpaca Co. LLC in Adamstown, received two grants to build an Alpaca wool processing facility to help meet the needs of the mid-Atlantic region.