Of all the people hungrily searching for their roots, few could reach as far back as Liana Webb, manager of Pettengill Farm in Salisbury. When Webb’s ancestors settled the family farm in 1792, George Washington was president, and the food that the family raised was used as much for bartering as for sustenance.
Today, Webb and her husband, Justin, are reflecting on their long ancestral line of farmers, as they plump up their pasture-raised offerings of organic eggs, meat, and vegetables, while tending the flowers that are a Pettengill Farm hallmark.
“We’re proud to be another generation of Pettengill Farm that is connec
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