Farm
Ellday Farm
Also known as: Ellday
A multi-generation family dairy farm in Pleasant Mount, Pennsylvania (Wayne County), operated by D. Ellis and Daisy Dix. One of the bioregion's working multi-generation dairy operations — part of the institutional layer that keeps the bioregion's commodity-dairy economics viable through family continuity rather than consolidation.
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What they produce
Multi-generation dairy production — fluid milk and dairy products, with continuity across multiple operator generations.
Why it matters
Multi-generation family dairies are increasingly rare in [[poconos|Pennsylvania]]. Most have either consolidated into larger operations, sold to development, or simply stopped milking when the next generation didn’t take it on. Operations that persist across generations are part of the bioregion’s substrate continuity in the same way that long-continuous farmland is. Ellday Farm is one of the working examples in the bioregion’s northern half.
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- Shares approach with: [[highland-farm]]
- Member of: [[farm]]
- Contained by: [[poconos]]
Sources
- Wayne County AgroLegacy producer directory
Related concepts: [[farm]].
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