130-acre ecological farm offering grass-fed beef, pasture-raised chicken, lamb, eggs, vegetables, and seasonal CSA shares.
37 Vegetables
6 Fruits
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+13Pasture-Raised EggsPasture-Raised PoultryRegenerative Farming+4
The Farmer's Daughter
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Overview
Family farm and garden center with farm-raised beef, seasonal produce, and plants grown on-site at Hillcrest Farm.
The Farmer's Daughter operates at Hillcrest Farm, a small family farm that grows and sells its produce, plants, and beef directly to customers. The farm raises Simmental and Polled Hereford beef cattle on-site and sells steaks, hamburger, and roasts. Its garden center carries over 1,000 varieties of annuals and perennials and over 500 varieties of trees and shrubs, along with herbs, vegetable plants, tropical houseplants, and lawn and garden products. The farm also offers landscape design and installation services, a gift shop, and seasonal holiday items including Christmas trees, wreaths, and decorative arrangements. Offerings shift with the seasons, from spring greenhouse plants and summer herbs to fall pumpkins and winter squash.
The Farmer's Daughter grows its produce, plants, and beef on-site at Hillcrest Farm and sells directly to customers, with no intermediary. The beef cattle graze in pastures during warmer months and are housed in a dedicated barn during cold weather. The farm states its beef is naturally raised using no hormones and is raised in a stress-free environment. Seeds and plugs for the annual and perennial selection are started in the farm's own greenhouses each spring.
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