Moody Farm Gourds

Students will learn about growing gourds and how they have been used in the past and today.

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Catch gourd fever when you visit Moody Farm! Students will learn about growing gourds and their many uses. Harvest time is October - November. Gourds and seeds are available for purchase. To arrange a tour, call (252) 747-1132. The farm is located at 690 Jesse Hill Road in Snow Hill.

Also see Local Harvest.org for more information about Moody Farm and their products made from gourds.

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