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Century Lane Farms is a family affai

The Goudys have been on the family farm for many years.

It is the original Goudy homestead which has been in the family since 1906. Graham and Val raised their two sons John and Brett on the farm north of Stoughton.

Brett Goudy and his wife Crystal, and three children Sianna, Jaxon and Cash, along with John and Julia Goudy and their children Carley, Madison, Reid, Colton and Kierra, all are part of Century Lane Farms. They also have a sister, Melisa, who is married and has two children, but they are not actively involved in the farm.

Brett said it all began with his great grandparent’s farm and Brett’s parents are third generation farmers. His dad, Graham, was raised on this farm and today is still actively involved in the farm, although is slowing down some.

Although Brett and his brother John both work off the farm, they too are incredibly involved in farm life.

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