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Democracy goes to school at Haslett polling places

By meridiantimes | November 4, 2014

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By Michelle Ghafari
The Meridian Times

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Haslett family owned farm fights inflation

HASLETT, Mich. – The cost of taking a trip to a local cider mill is a little more expensive this year due to rising inflation rates, but Barkham Creek Farms tries to keep their prices affordable for customers.

“No one’s complained, no ones said oh my god what are you doing,” said Robert Barkham

Barkham and his wife Jana started their farm 8 years ago and haven’t looked back since.

“I think it’s in my blood, the farming part,” said Jana Barkham.

The Barkham’s want community members to be able to enjoy their product without breaking the bank.

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