Frequently Asked Questions

How can I buy from your farm?

We offer many convenient ways to purchase food from our family farm. For locals, stop by the farm store beginning July 26th on Fridays/ from 2 - 6 pm or Saturdays from 9 am - 1 pm to shop in person. This is a self serve shopping experience, but someone is always nearby to help if needed. Our farm store is located at 2500 N 100 E, Bluffton, IN. Opening day is July 26th, 2024.

You can also shop online and pre-order for pickup at our farm store or at our weekly Fort Wayne Farmers’ Market. Pre-orders are due by Wednesday at midnight. Farm store pickups are on Fridays from 2 - 6 pm or Saturdays from 9 am - 1 pm. Saturday farmers market pickup is at the YLNI Farmers Market in Fort Wayne, Indiana from 9 am - 1 pm.

Last but certainly not least, you can become a subscription member of the farm for access to the best that we have to offer each week. Farm membership options include a weekly box of vegetables and a la cart pre-ordering for additional items if desired. Sign up at any point during the offered season. As we work to establish a new farm we will be offering subscriptions beginning midsummer.

Do you offer farm tours?

We offer farm tours each year that coincide with seasonal events: a spring tour is offered alongside our annual plant sale, a summer tour is scheduled with a tomato canning workshop, and a fall tour is scheduled with our annual harvest bonfire. Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on all the latest happenings on the farm and keep an eye on our Events page!

How do you grow your food/raise your animals?

We are a low/no till farm and employ organic/biological techniques in our market garden. We believe food is medicine and that the health of our soil is directly correlated to our own health. Our highest priority is building soil and the soil food web through these techniques.

Similarly, our livestock is raised outdoors in their natural environment. Our hogs are rotated on pasture and fed a non-GMO feed supplement that is tested herbicide and pesticide free. Additionally the hogs feed on garden scraps and fall nuts/seeds along our wooded edges.

Our grass-fed beef herd is rotated to fresh grass daily and is 100% grass fed and grass finished. Our animals are heritage and old world breeds that thrive in these conditions and provide well marbled, flavored meat.

Have more questions for us?

We’d love to hear from you! Contact us.