Farm
Blooms on Belmont
Also known as: Blooms
A small Waymart, Pennsylvania (Wayne County) farm producing cut flowers — sunflowers and dahlias as the signature lines — alongside small-scale goat and beef operations. The flower-and-livestock combination is unusual at this scale; together they create a year-round revenue rhythm with summer flowers and year-round meat.
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What they produce
- Cut flowers — sunflowers and dahlias as the named lines
- Goat — small-scale meat goat
- Beef
Why it matters
Cut flowers are one of the highest-margin small-farm products — a single acre of dahlias can generate revenue equivalent to many acres of vegetables. Pairing flowers with meat livestock is the kind of unusual diversification that signals a farm thinking beyond the standard veg-and-CSA model. Blooms on Belmont is one of the bioregion’s clearest cases.
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- Member of: [[farm]]
- Contained by: [[poconos]]
- Practices: [[diversified-farming]]
Sources
- Wayne County AgroLegacy producer directory
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