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The Erdmannshof in Krukow is a real insider tip for anyone who values fresh and regional products. Here you can get everything your heart desires: from juicy chicken to tender turkey to delicious duck and goose meat. The milk from happy cows and fresh chicken eggs are also on offer. If you like potatoes, you will also find what you are looking for here. The homemade fruit juices and the fine wines, both white and red, are also particularly delicious. And the freshly baked bread is simply a delight. Stop by and see for yourself the quality of the products. https://www.mein-bauernhof.de/verkaufstelle/erdmannshof-821237/

Nice rest area on the outskirts of Kruckow under a shady, large tree with a bench and a rustic natural stone table.

Nice rest area on the outskirts of Kruckow under a shady, large tree with a bench and a rustic natural stone table.

The village of Krukow was first documented in the Ratzeburg tithe register of 1230 as Crukowe. It was founded by Slavic settlers in the 11th century. The place name goes back to Old Polabian *Krukov and is a combination of Old Polabian *kruk "raven, crow" and the possessive suffix -ov, meaning "settlement near the crows." Today, Krukow is a small village located almost in the middle of Lauenburg, Schwarzenbek, and Geesthacht, and therefore enjoys a good location despite its small size. "Amidst green forests, surrounded by meadows and fields, there lies a village so beautiful..." – this is the beginning of the waltz written especially for Krukow, and there is some truth in these lines: The community is surrounded by forest on three sides and has thus been able to preserve its natural character. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krukow_(Lauenburg) https://krukow.de/historie/ Many thanks to Anke Kromke, who captured the history of her hometown Krukow in words and pictures.

In a small complex under trees on a stepped base, in the middle of Krukow, there is a memorial to the war dead of both world wars. http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/2022/krukow_krs-hzgt-lauenburg_wk1_wk2_sh.html

The Erdmannshof in Krukow is a real insider tip for anyone who values fresh and regional products. Here you can get everything your heart desires: from juicy chicken to tender turkey to delicious duck and goose meat. The milk from happy cows and fresh chicken eggs are also on offer. If you like potatoes, you will also find what you are looking for here. The homemade fruit juices and the fine wines, both white and red, are also particularly delicious. And the freshly baked bread is simply a delight. Stop by and see for yourself the quality of the products. https://www.mein-bauernhof.de/verkaufstelle/erdmannshof-769938/

Krukow is located in the south of the Duchy of Lauenburg district in Schleswig-Holstein, in the middle of beautiful fields. The population is always around 150. In 1230, Krukow was first mentioned in the Ratzeburg tithe register. Small village, but big community! Community has always been a priority in Krukow. Young and old come together, not just when things are burning, but also when there is something to do or something to celebrate. Krukow Waltz: In the middle of beautiful fields, Surrounded by meadows and forests, There is a place so beautiful: "My Krukow" behind forest hills! The people there are so nice, That's why I stayed. - But you can't always be there, But it was always great in "Krukow"! https://krukow.de/

The Kabbe company is a long-established agricultural machinery specialist in Krukow, District of Herzogtum Lauenburg. In 1952, Bruno Kabbe, who fled Pomerania after the end of the war, founded a blacksmith's business in Krukow. After a few years, when farmers increasingly used machines to cultivate their fields, the master blacksmith and agricultural machinery mechanic expanded the business into an agricultural machinery repair shop. In 1991, son-in-law and master locksmith Joachim Schulze took over as owner and Bruno Kabbe's daughter Angelika continued the business. The customer base grew steadily and so Kabbe Landmaschinen was expanded with new offices and hall space in April 2009 with an inauguration ceremony. At the beginning of 2010, Bruno Kabbe's grandson Nils Schulze (son of Joachim and Angelika Schulze) joined the family-run company as a master agricultural machinery mechanic. He will take over and manage the business in the near future. The Kabbe company is a training company and employs qualified, regularly trained specialists in the workshop area. http://www.kabbe-landmaschinen.de/