Flax Harvest

Name: Flax Harvest
Start: 2022-08-13T10:00:00+01:00
Location: 107 Pomeroy Rd

Join us for our annual flax harvest.

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Time & Location

13 Aug 2022, 10:00

107 Pomeroy Rd, 107 Pomeroy Rd, Cookstown BT80 9EY, UK

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About the event

We will be harvesting 1 acre of flax. It's all done by hand. It's an easy crop to pull and many hands make light work, and good craic. Bring gloves, suncream and a raincoat... who knows what the weather will do. We will meet in the farm yard at 10am, overflow parking will be sign posted. If you can't make it for 10am the field will be signposted from the farm yard, just follow the signs.

We will provide a quick overview before heading to the field for a demo and then we can all get stuck in. You can stay as long as you like. Feel free to bring a picnic.

We have quite a few animals on the farm so can't host dogs, sorry.

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