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A 70-acre regenerative farm offering a CSA, farm-to-table dinners, a vineyard, farm tours, and private events.
Epiphany Farms Estate is a 70-acre working farm in Downs, Illinois that operates under a regenerative agriculture model. The estate grows over 500 varieties of vegetables, raises heritage livestock, and tends a 2-acre vineyard planted with Norton grapes. Guests can join seasonal farm-to-table dinners and lunches, take guided farm tours, or pick up produce through the CSA program. The farm also hosts weddings, corporate gatherings, and private events on the property. Its produce and estate-grown wine are served at its affiliated restaurants, including Epiphany Farms Restaurant and Anju Above. The farm describes its chef-farmer collaboration under the in-house term "chefarmers," linking what is grown on the estate directly to what appears on the plate. Learn more on their About Page.
Epiphany Farms Estate describes its approach as regenerative agriculture, a framework it characterizes as going beyond sustainability by actively working to improve soil health, water quality, and ecosystem vitality. Farming methods are described as natural and holistic, with the stated goals of building soil fertility and enhancing biodiversity. The 2-acre vineyard, planted in spring 2015, is the source of the estate's own wine; the primary variety grown is Norton. Heritage livestock are raised on the property alongside the vegetable operation. The harvest flows directly into the estate's own kitchens and those of its affiliated restaurants, with menus designed in coordination with the farm's growing cycles.
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