Tour consists of a hayride around the farm, a chance to learn about farming, and a classroom with many items for children to explore and plant their own seeds. Our guide is not exhaustive, but it includes main items sold, hours of operation, contact numbers, maps and even a monthly guide to what s in season. The Columbian s farm guide is here to help you find those U-pick fields, roadside stands and shops. Remember, it s a good idea to bring your own containers to those farms listed as...

A tour of the picturesque farm yields a designated retirement home for old milk-goats no longer able to produce, as well as a bachelor pad that houses the male goats born on the farm. Determined to keep from the slaughterhouse the young males they bottle fed by hand as babies, owners Lorraine Lambiase and Sheila Flanagan allow the goats to roam the land until they can find a good home as a pet or 4H project. To outsiders, it probably seemed unlikely that a business that spoils its goats so...

Turn the page for a quick guide to rediscovering four of our tastiest neighborhoods, including (since you're making the trip) good reasons to visit beyond the gastronomic delights. No, the spa won't win any decor awards, but the acupressure-based massage (or the televised Chinese soap opera) will transport you. A hearty morning meal usually consists of steamed meat buns and fluffy, savory pastries, with sweet or savory soy milk soup (perhaps the one thing here requiring a utensil) Valley...

WHO ATE MY GOAT? : Police are searching for a strange creature that killed several goats in Linkou Township and made some residents reluctant to venture outside By Rich Chang STAFF REPORTER Sunday, Jun 10, 2007, Page 2 A group launched a search yesterday in a mountainous area in Linkou Township ( L f), Taipei County, for an unidentified creature that has been killing domestic goats in the area. WHO ATE MY GOAT? : Police are searching for a strange creature that killed several goats in...

The repeat performance wasn't a surprise to many in the crowd as Dericco has spent the past few years winning multiple awards at at Healdsburg's fair, as well as at fairs across the state, but Dericco was excited by her win nonetheless. Dericco has been showing livestock for eight years and while she will be leaving high school soon, she plans to continue her study of animals at Modesto Junior College before transferring to a four-year university like Texas Tech or Texas A&M, both known...