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Mollor Family
Mollor Family
Massachusetts cranberry farmers, the Mollor family, started growing the crop more than 30 years ago. Stanley and Linda own Kravitz-Mollor Cranberries, operating six cranberry farms, with their daughter Adrienne, her husband, Chuck, and son, Spencer. Farming is in their DNA: Stan’s parents owned a farm with 10,000 chickens and raised their children there. Adrienne grew up farming cranberries, corn, and pumpkins, and raising livestock, including sheep, cows and chickens. The family now teaches Adrienne’s young son about the farming way of life. As the family’s third generation of cranberry growers, he even has an Ocean Spray bog in his name!
