On this episode of Daybreak, Francesca Block, Hope Perry, Jenna Elliott, and Jack Anderson visited Terhune Orchards, Stults Farm, and Lee Turkey Farm to review the activities and products offered by each of these local businesses. They also spoke with Tannwen Mount ’98 of Terhune Orchards about what it’s like to run a family farm — and about just what makes their apple cider donuts so good.
Music in this episode:
“Come and Get Your Love” written by Lolly Vegas, performed by Redbone, and distributed by Epic Records.
“Hooked on a Feeling” written by Mark James, performed by Blue Swede, and distributed by EMI Records.
“Take Me Home, Country Roads” written by Taffy Nivert Danoff, Bill Danoff, and John Denver; label: RCA Records, Performance Rights owned by ASCAP.
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