Grandmother's Farm

About this farm

Grandmother's Farm is a natural, sustainable, grass-based farm cared for by Terri, Jeff and their children. The farm name is a tribute to "Bami," the children's grandmother, who loved the beauty of the farm and having her grandchildren be part of it with her. We offer beef, pork, chicken, turkey, vegetables, micro greens, sprouts, rabbit, herbs, hand-crafted household and home décor items, syrup, honey, lacto-fermented products, fantastic baked goods, homesteading classes and organic gardening products. We are Certified Naturally Grown and all of our pastures are managed organically. We do not use CNG logohormones, steroids, antibiotics or chemical wormers in our production. Our pastures are fertilized and kept pest-free strictly by organic methods. We have high quality, tender, grassfed and grass finished beef available by request. Our cows do not just stand on grass while they eat grain and chemical-laden additives; grass and high quality hay is their diet. This is a point you need to investigate whenever you think you are buying grassfed beef. We also raise pastured poultry and offer beautiful plump broad breasted Turkeys for Thanksgiving. All turkeys must be reserved with a $25.00 deposit. Chicken is available November–May by reservation only. Depending on the time of year, we may also have organically grown herbs, pork, rabbit, vegetables, hanging baskets, and fruit trees. Our family produces beautiful household and gift items from farm grown products and natural materials we gather. We also offer organic seeds and organic gardening supplies. Call for a farm appointment or go to our website and sign up for our newsletter so we can let you know of farm events. E-mail us for beef availability and to reserve poultry. We do not ship and prefer to sell locally. We also offer organic landscape management and pasture restoration services under the name Organic by Design. We can get you off the water-polluting and health-destroying monthly chemical spray and fertilization treadmill.

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