Crystal Spring Farm in the Juniata Valley got Its name from the s P rtn 9 '° r tha milkln 9 ■»"? ° f a !»° u ‘ ,T° Holstein milking
a “very good, pure spring,” said Barbara Brubaker, who man- cows a " d 65 replacement heifers that live on this inviting
ages the farm along with her sons Conrad and Eric, their property. . * . _ u . „ . .
wives Dawn and Michelle, and six grandchildren. Bal * a ™ was £ or " on Cr »st a ' Spnngs Farm. Her father had
Brubaker said the farm and spring are locplly famous as a moved there when he was three years old. Besides Conrad
historical watering stop for horses. and I"®- Barbara also raised two daughters on the farm, Amy
The Brubakers continue to have plenty of clean water from ana haye ‘
Juniata county Crystal Spring Farm
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 28,2001, Dairy of Distinction-
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