Posted February 26, 2024 by maureengo2
Goronson Farm plans to increase cultivation of the biblical fruit that has bumpy yellow, fragrant flesh used to make distinctly flavored jams, jellies, pies & etrogcello. Used for Sukkot, it is grown according to Halakha Agricultural laws.
Contact Email | [email protected] |
Issued By | https://www.goronsonfarm.com/ |
Phone | +12073577447 |
Business Address | 1 Henrikson Rd Maine |
Country | United States |
Categories | Agriculture , Food , Religion |
Tags | jewish life , sukkot , etrogs , kosher food , judaism , farms , organic farms , organic food |
Last Updated | February 26, 2024 |