Couple's new business venture blooming

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03/27/2025 10:31 PM

Wildflowers picked from a new field planted as part of the Montana Wildflower Meadow and Woolshed venue business established by dairy farmers Kerry McCorry and Scott Evans on their farm in South Eyre Rd near Oxford. PHOTO: KERRY MCCORRY By Shelley Topp An Oxford couple, who established a field of sunflowers at their dairy farm and used it to raise funds for charity, have established another field of flowers, this time as a business venture.

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