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Save Conway Farm

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Anonymous
5 years ago

The animals are clean and well feed.. just people being bored.. Let the animals stay!!

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Jami Zarella
5 years ago

Save the farm

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Whitney vaughn
5 years ago

Conway farm is a wonderful addition to Merrimac. Don't let this happen. Ryan and his family are wonderful people and this is unjust.

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Cynthia Miller
5 years ago

There is absolutely no truth to the allegations that Conway Farm is a location of excessive noise or odor.

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Adam Matheson
5 years ago

Back off the local farmers

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Dan Sweeney
5 years ago

Keep Farms operating...All Farms! I've visited this Business several times and find no faults in their operations, presentations or environment. Keep supporting these operations or..... turn into residential only town! See if things change for the 'better' then.....

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Jill DeHetre
5 years ago

Please save the farm!

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Jo-Ann Grossi
5 years ago

Very clean and take great care of their pets!!!

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William Deutchman
5 years ago

More farms. The better.

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sheryll Amirault
5 years ago

Great family great farm

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Alissa Frantz
5 years ago

There is no need to stop this family from having the dream of a therapy farm. There are other farms in the area that nobody else has a hard time with. It was a former disgruntled neighbor that started this “problem”

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Charlene Whitehouse
5 years ago

Please keep this farm

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Marco Maldonado
5 years ago

Is the best for the kids

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Jennifer Wagner
5 years ago

I’m so disappointed in the town of Merrimac. Such a lovely town, this def changed my mind about the town.

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Matt hayes
5 years ago

Save it

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Josh Huggins
5 years ago

I have never seen a town take away animals without just cause. As a man who comes from a family that has a farm I would never wish to stop the promotion ofagriculture. I just wonder if anything else is going on. How long has this farm been around? What is the acreage? How many animals do they have?? I saw someone say it is a therapy farm, they should have licenses in place, to help refute this. Why not have the neighbors abutting the farm just sign a petition saying they are fine with the farm and there is no smell. There are several farms in merrimac that have never had an issue.

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Steve Collins
5 years ago

As someone who is heavily involved in agriculture, I am signing this petition to ensure that anyone brave enough and selfless enough to pursue a career in agriculture should be supported at all costs. Agriculture is dying in Massachusetts sadly and everytime another farm closes more houses are built, less hay is made, less nutritious meat and veggies are grown, and one more family legacy dies. If the farm is following the laws ie (storm water run off laws and wetland set backs) this is a no brainer. Manure smells it’s part of farming. Get over it or go back to the city where you belong.

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Aimee Dion
5 years ago

Janelle ♥️☮️

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Amanda Atchley
5 years ago

Farms > people

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Eliana LEE
5 years ago

They have had the animals for I believe under a year if not a year and the issue with the smell has been going on since they got the goats. It has just taken this long to get authority's involved, and advise them that they do not have the appropriate acrage for the number of livestock on the property. Which is the main reason they must get ride of the animals.