Tyler Verba from Vision 313 works to remove about 600 feet of fence and invasive plants on the Still Farm property along Queen Anne Road. “At some point we will be planting that strip of land with trees,” reported steward Michael Gallery. “We also intend to plant along Queen Anne Road. ... We hope this will evolve into a public park that is a prairie restoration area.” (Independent photo by Ken Farver)
By Morgen Neuhauser news@the woodstockindependent.com Restoration is underway at the Still Farm property east of Woodstock in an attempt to turn back the clock. About 7 acres of the farm […]
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