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Spring Brings New Life to Organic Farm

Baby goats, sheep and rabbits have been born in the past few weeks at Natick Community Organic Farm.

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As spring begins, the organically-raised animals at the Natick Community Organic Farm are giving birth to the newest generation of sheep, pigs, rabbits and goats. 

Most of the animals have been born in the past few weeks and more are on the way from expectant mothers. 

Founded in 1975, the organic-certified farm provides produce to local residents and hands-on education to area residents. 

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