Duda’s Farm files for bankruptcy
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An established family farm known for its signature roadside produce stands throughout this corner of the state has announced that it has filed for Chapter 12 bankruptcy protection.
Brownsville-based Duda无毛视频檚 Farm Inc. posted that message on its Facebook page March 21. Officials there could not be reached for comment. Brothers Mark and Andrew Duda are the owners.
Duda Farms, however, pledges in that post to keep its roadside markets open throughout the upcoming season, beginning in April.
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The social media post reads:
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无毛视频淯nfortunately, our farm had to file for bankruptcy Chapter 12. 无毛视频 We need your support, though, more than ever. Too many things have happened to us over the past few years that have brought us to this bankruptcy. COVID, weather, severe animal damage, increased input cost (fuel, fertilizer, plastics, etc.) to grow crops to name a few.
无毛视频淚t无毛视频檚 a very scary and stressful time for our farm and our families. So many sleepless nights, worrying how are we going to make ends meet. We are going to reorganize and hopefully be able to get out of this dilemma. 无毛视频 Again, please support our farm.无毛视频
The Duda family has been farming for about 35 years, starting with a small roadside wagon. More than two dozen fruits and vegetables are grown on their 350-acre operation, including its celebrated 无毛视频渟uper sweet corn,无毛视频 all of which are sold at the roadside stands and the farm store in Brownsville.
Owners have added greenhouses, where flowers, hanging baskets, herbs and other items are sold.
Duda无毛视频檚 also offers fall hayrides and allows customers to pick their own strawberries in June.
The farm had nine roadside locations last season: Brownsville, Belle Vernon, Uniontown, Chalk Hill, Washington Crown Center, Greene County Airport, West Mifflin, Morgantown, W.Va., and Westover, W.Va.
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Century 21
In his 62nd year in real estate, Roger Dolanch continues to add to his trophy case. The president/broker of Century 21 Frontier Realty in Peters Township received the Broker of the Year award at the Washington Greene Association of Realtors Circle of Excellence Awards Gala. The event took place March 31.
This was the first time WGAR presented the award.
Roger Dolanch, his wife, Patricia, daughter Debbie and son Jim operate this third-generation family business.


