

A 20-acre Kentucky family farm growing fruits, vegetables, beef, pork, and chicken with a focus on fresh food access.

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A regenerative family farm growing vegetables, cut flowers, and herbs in South Central Kentucky.
Majestic Greens Farm is a 13-acre regenerative family farm in Oakland, Kentucky, established as a farm business in 2018. It grows vegetables, cut flowers, and herbs, and sells at the Community Farmers Market in Bowling Green as well as through an online store and home delivery. The farm runs Growing Together Farm Share, a multi-farm CSA operated in collaboration with Flourishing Herbs Farm, a certified organic farm in Scottsville, offering members a sliding-scale subscription with weekly produce pickups. Through Davida's Flowers, the farm also offers locally grown cut flowers, along with teas, bath products, and medicinal tinctures made from its herbs and flowers. Learn more on their About Page.
Majestic Greens Farm uses low-till, low-spray, organic practices and does not use synthetic pesticides, herbicides, or GMOs. The farm describes its methods as regenerative, with a focus on enriching soil and ecology alongside food production. It partners with Compost BG to return food scraps from members to local farms and landscapes as compost, closing the nutrient loop in the local food system. Growing Together Farm Share, its CSA collaboration, brings together produce from Majestic Greens Farm and Flourishing Herbs Farm, a certified organic operation, to offer organic and regenerative produce to members across multiple counties.
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