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Article: CHICKEN RANCHING BRINGS FRIENDS TOGETHER
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- Roanoke Times & World News
- Article date:
- May 30, 2008
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Yes, these two ladies really are operating chicken ranches with
200 chicks. Angie LeNoir and her good friend Patricia Whitt have a
business selling dressed, pasture-raised chickens.
LeNoir is married to the camp manager of Camp Bethel and they
live in a two-story brick home near the camp with their children
just off Bethel Road. She has 100 chicks in a movable chicken pen
and in a shed by her garden.
Over in Lithia on Hodges Road, Patricia Whitt has another 100
chicks. They order the chicks from Mount Healthy Hatcheries in
Ohio.
Both women say their husbands are very supportive of their
enterprise.
"When the chicks arrive, we get a call early in the morning from
the Troutville Post Office ...
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