An 85-acre working farm with a farm-to-table café, country store, and event barn in Fort Myers.
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Cypress Creek Farms and Ranch
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Pasture-raised eggs, meat, and vegetables from a 70-acre family farm in Alva, Florida.
Cypress Creek Farms and Ranch is a family-run operation spanning over 70 acres in Alva, Florida. The farm raises a thousand laying hens, pastured meat chickens and turkeys, pigs, and cattle, and also grows a range of vegetables. Products are available for purchase directly at the farm on Saturdays, through an online shop, and at several local market partners including Oikos Food Buyer's Club, 12 Seasons Farm, and Rooster's Produce. Cypress Creek Farms and Ranch is a member of the Red Wattle Hog Association, reflecting its focus on preserving and responsibly breeding that heritage hog variety. Learn more on their About Page.
Livestock at Cypress Creek Farms and Ranch are pasture-raised, with access to open pastures where they forage naturally. The farm uses rotational pasture methods, moving animals across sections of land so the soil can rest and regenerate between grazing cycles. Natural foraging is supplemented with a feed that includes grain, raw fruits, and vegetables; the farm states its animal feed contains no soy and that it avoids synthetic pesticides and fertilizers in its farming approach. The farm describes its practices as oriented toward the humane treatment of animals and the long-term health of the land.
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