HAPPY DAY FARMS

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HAPPYDAY FARMS Happyday Farms P.O. BOX 1403 Laytonville CA 95454 HAPPY DAY FARMS;Essential oils for personal use; Essential oils for use in aromatherapy;FARMS;
HAPPYDAY FARMS Happyday Farms P.O. BOX 1403 Laytonville CA 95454 HAPPY DAY FARMS;Retail and on-line retail store services featuring smokers' articles, souvenir goods, and clothing; Providing consumer information in the field of farming and smokers' articles; Business consulting services in the field of farming and retail; Business consultancy in methods and systems for the planning, organization, management and monitoring of agricultural enterprises; Business consulting services in the agricultural and farming fields as related to crop management;
HAPPYDAY FARMS Happyday Farms P.O. BOX 1403 Laytonville CA 95454 HAPPY DAY FARMS;Agricultural advice; Agriculture and horticulture services, namely, plant selection and propagation of plants, plant material, and produce in connection with soil farms; Farming services in the field of plants and produce; Livestock farming services;FARMS;
HAPPYDAY FARMS Happyday Farms P.O. BOX 1403 Laytonville CA 95454 HAPPY DAY FARMS;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;Retail store services featuring locally-grown fruits, vegetables, honey, herbs and produce; Retail vending stand services featuring farm products in the nature of fruits, vegetables, honey, herbs and produce; Pop-up retail store services featuring fruits, vegetables, honey, herbs and produce; The bringing together, for the benefit of others, of a variety of locally grown food through a community supported agriculture program, enabling customers to conveniently view and purchase the locally grown food;FARMS;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The present invention provides a method for the aquaculture of marine deposit feeders, such as Arenicola marina and Arenicola defodiens. The method comprises providing a foodstuff such as brewery yeast or waste from fish farms within the substrate housing the worms. The foodstuff is conveniently particulate or microparticulate to aid intimate admixture with a substrate, which is typically sand.