Harbes Family Farm in Mattituck for visitors wanting to experience farmlife

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For 13 generations Harbes Family Farm in Mattituck has been growing memories for visitors wanting to experience life on the farm • Farming is second nature when it comes to Long Island’s Ed Harbes. • The Harbes have been farming on Long Island for over 13 generations, and the family business continues to thrive. • Over the years, families have been flocking to their land as soon as the weather starts to warm up. • Dating back to origins in Europe, the Harbes started farming in Long Island’s Hempstead area in the 1920s and moved up to the East end during the 1960s. • “We’ve been in Mattituck since 1968,” said Harbes. “He didn’t say you should be a farmer or you shouldn’t be a farmer.” • Even though his father did not push him into the family business, Harbes wanted to give it a try anyway after marrying the love of his life, Monica. • “So many people just want to get out of the fast pace of life,” said Monica. “They just come out here to the country, because let’s face it there are not too many farms in our country anymore.” • • On their, over the 200-acre farm, there’s an activity in almost every corner for all ages.Check us out on: • Website - www.localish.com • Facebook - / localish • Instagram - / localish • Twitter - / localish • Localish is all about bringing out the good in America’s cities. Our locally-sourced stories transcend city limits so you can live like a local wherever you go. • #Localish #GoodPeople #GoodNews

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