Lavender Falls Farm - Starting Over

Posted online June 14, 2017 | 9:03 am

Thor Bersted's career as a Springfield Police officer ended because of a training injury.

Doctors told him he would probably never work again, but he was determined to reinvent himself. He and his wife Catherine decided to start farming.

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