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Bacon, Sausage & Scrapple Making
Maze Harvest for MErcer County Wildlife Center

2011 Date: November 5

Bacon, Sausage & Scrapple Making at Howell Farm

If you work all week to bring home the bacon, sausage and scrapple, but don't really know from whence they come, visit Howell Farm on Saturday, November 6. You will see these and other pork products made before your eyes.

Farmers will work from 10:00am until 3:00pm rendering lard, making pork products and showing visitors the origins of different cuts of pork. Cracklins' and other delicacies will be free for the asking, and pork sandwiches will be available for sale.

Children's craft program: Soap on a Rope
On a walk-in basis (Groups of eight or more must pre-register)
Time: 11:00am to 3:00pm
Approximate time to complete project: 20 minutes
Materials fee: $3.00

Maze Harvest for Mercer County Wildlife Center at the Go Hog Wild Maze

The harvest program will be held at Howell Farm's Go Hog Wild Maze, located at the Belle Mountain Ski Area, on Valley Road, just off Route 29, two miles south of Lambertville, New Jersey.

It isn't too late to test your skills in Howell Living History Farm's Maze, but now the challenge is to pick the corn..not find your way out of it.

The picking party will benefit the Mercer County Wildlife Center, which will use the corn to feed its injured and orphaned wildlife. The maze is also open; entry is from noon until 5:00pm.

The public is invited to participate in the harvest, which will feature a wildlife program, corn picking and feed mixing activities, food and wagon rides. Admission to the picking activity and wildlife demonstration is free. There is a charge for food, rides, and entrance to the maze.

Wildlife presentations will take place at noon and 1:30pm. During the presentations, naturalists from the Mercer County Wildlife Center will introduce visitors to animals and explain how the center works.

 


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