Young Harry’s ‘egg-cellent’ Covid lockdown venture Posted: 1:06 pm January 30, 2021
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By Mark McGoldrick
OVER the past 12 months, 10-year old Harry Hoy has turned his love of farming and animals into a profitable business venture.
Harry, a Springfield native, has always had a passion for farming and during the Covid-19 lockdowns, Harry, along with some help from his family, has launched his own little egg producing company, where he is caring for his ever-expanding flock of hens and selling the eggs to his neighbours and friends in the local area.
Looking back over the past couple of weeks, Harry’s mother Genna, admits that they were taken aback by how much demand there is at present for Harry’s eggs and she is delighted that all of Harry’s hard work and keen interest is now coming to fruition.
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So long, 2020.
At midnight, we bid farewell to a year that many of us would like to forget. It was a year unlike any in recent memory, defined by a pandemic that has brought death, jobs losses and economic hardships to every corner of our country.
And yet, life continued on. We adapted, wore masks, marked milestones with loved ones over video calls and stayed home to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Babies were born, people fell in love and parents celebrated their kidsâ graduations. It may have been hard to see at times, but there was a bit of light during this dark period.