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Bluegrass Farm Jam could take root, grow in future
Inaugural music festival held at Jaemor Farms
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Jeff McLeod prepares a barbecue plate for a customer on Saturday at the Precision Palate booth during the first Bluegrass Farm Jam at Jaemor Farms in Alto. Precision Palate is out of Canton, N.C. - photo by Erin O. Smith
ALTO — Could there be anything more beautiful than the sound of upbeat twangy bluegrass and the smell of pork being lovingly smoked on a beautiful spring afternoon? According to bluegrass bassist Edgar Loudermilk, nothing comes close. Saturday, Loudermilk was responsible for the first ever Bluegrass Farm Jam at Jaemor Farms.