Pasture-raised chicken, pork, eggs, and bone broth from a family farm rooted in regenerative practices.
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A Land of Delight Natural Farm & Nursery
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Family-owned natural farm and nursery offering raw Florida honey, organic sourdough bakes, and 300+ varieties of fruit trees.
A Land of Delight Natural Farm & Nursery is a family-owned farm and licensed nursery in Plant City, Florida. It produces more than 18 varieties of raw, unfiltered local Florida honey, bakes organic sourdough treats and moringa cookies, and grows over 300 varieties of fruit trees and citrus. The farm also offers pasture-raised eggs, small-batch pickles, farm-grown organic luffa sponges, and a range of farm goods. Visitors can shop in person at the Saturday farmers market or subscribe to a monthly farm box. Free growing and aquaponics classes are held on Saturdays. Learn more on their About Page.
A Land of Delight Natural Farm & Nursery operates under non-GMO, organic farming practices and does not use chemical pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. Its honey is harvested raw and unfiltered, unheated, and sourced from hives on the farm. Sourdough baked goods use long-fermentation methods. The farm grows moringa on site and incorporates it across several product lines, including honey, cookies, and oils. The nursery holds a state license, and fruit trees are grown without synthetic inputs. Eggs are pasture-raised.
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