Leaping Deere Adventure Farm and Market have reopened their doors for business. According to Owner/Operator Julie Budd, they closed in October 2011 to care for a family member who had fallen ill. The family business reopened the store and museum the first Saturday in July and have since reopened the corn mazes and farm yard activities. "We've got all our farm yard activities; the wagon ride and Corn Cob express, all the animals, straw splash, pig races and new this year we've added a goat walk and also we've put a dragon's nest in". Leaping Deere is open Saturday's and Sunday's from 11 am to 5 pm and in September/October, they will be open holiday Monday's from 11 am to 5 pm. Click here to visit their website.

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