Farm-based Jersey Girls makes lotions out of cow’s milk
JERSEY GIRL - Michelle Popp, owner of Jersey Girls lotion, offers lotion in seven scents — as well as unscented – and sells them in more than 10 area stores, at craft fairs, and online on Etsy. STAFF PHOTO/VALORIE LORENZI JERSEY GIRL - Michelle Popp, owner of Jersey Girls lotion, offers lotion in seven scents — as well as unscented – and sells them in more than 10 area stores, at craft fairs, and online on Etsy. STAFF PHOTO/VALORIE LORENZI
What started as an idea to make lotion from milk produced by Jersey cows has grown into a business that allows Michelle Popp to educate consumers about dairy farming and life on the farm.
NO HAT, NO PROBLEM - Left fielder Carson Carbaugh may have lost his hat, but he still secured the ball for an out during Abbotsford’s win over Augusta on Sunday. STAFF PHOTO/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD
JERSEY GIRL - Michelle Popp, owner of Jersey Girls lotion, offers lotion in seven scents — as well as unscented – and sells them in more than 10 area stores, at craft fairs, and online on Etsy. STAFF PHOTO/VALORIE LORENZI
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BRINGING LIGHT TO LIFE - These Packer-themed lamps made by Scott Hebbring of Chapel Glass Studio are a big hit. Below, Hebbring also enjoys making these stained glass lanterns, adding light and warmth to any space. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
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