Thursday, October 1, 2009

From Farm to Feast – Local Thanksgiving Turkeys Still Available


Looking for a succulent local touch to your Thanksgiving feast this weekend?

Tannadice Farms, in Courtenay, still has a few Thanksgiving turkeys available for pre-order. The turkeys, ranging in size from 12 to 25 pounds, are to be processed this weekend and will be ready for pick-up on Saturday, October 10.

Tannadice Farms has long been recognized for its ethical, healthful and sustainable farming methods. Its turkeys, like all of its animals, are ethically raised in the Comox Valley and fed the highest quality grains with no growth hormones, antibiotics or animal by-products.

To order your Tannadice Farms Thanksgiving turkey, or to learn more about Tannadice Farms, call Heather or Allen McWilliam at 250-338-8239.


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I'm a professional copywriter and marketing strategist based in the Comox Valley, on beautiful Vancouver Island. A graduate with distinction of Concordia University’s School of Journalism in Montreal, I've been writing professionally for more than a decade. I relocated to the Comox Valley in 2002 and continued to work as a freelance writer and copywriter before becoming Marketing Coordinator for Comox Valley Tourism. In June 2008, I took my talent as a professional copywriter to the next level with the establishment of Ryan Parton Writing Solutions. Since then I've helped many small businesses, corporations and organizations perfect their marketing materials and business communications and obtain the exposure they deserve. I'm a member of the Professional Writers Association of Canada and the Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce. I still write for a variety of Canadian newspapers and magazines and am a regular contributor to In Focus Magazine. I live in the Comox Valley with my wife Sarah and my son Spencer.