An Idaho farm bought in 1916 for about $87.50 an acre has stayed in one family for more than a century; 110 years later, the 361-acre homestead has been named an official Century Farm
- As per the report published on September 21, the Schumacher Farm is now part of Idaho's Century Farm and Ranch Program, a joint effort involving the Idaho State Department of Agriculture and the Idaho State Historical Society.
- Some farms are measured in acres, harvests and head of cattle.
- According to a news report by Big Country News Connection, the Ambrose and Marge Schumacher Farm in Greencreek, Idaho, carries more than a century of family history, tracing its roots to a 1916 purchase that cost roughly $87.50 an acre.
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- As per the report published on September 21, the Schumacher Farm is now part of Idaho's Century Farm and Ranch Program, a joint effort involving the Idaho State Department of Agriculture and the Idaho State Historical Society.
- Some farms are measured in acres, harvests and head of cattle.
- According to a news report by Big Country News Connection, the Ambrose and Marge Schumacher Farm in Greencreek, Idaho, carries more than a century of family history, tracing its roots to a 1916 purchase that cost roughly $87.50 an acre.
Sources: Times of India