For generations, the Coen family has cultivated this land with a deep respect for nature and a strong sense of community. What started in the early 1900s as a traditional family farm has evolved into an award-winning haven for regenerative agriculture, healing the planet and its people.
In 1988, we faced a turning point. We could no longer ignore the declining health of our land, our animals, our family, and our community. That year, we made a conscious decision to eliminate all chemical fertilizers, biocides, and vaccines, embarking on a journey towards a more sustainable and holistic approach to farming.
Today, we continue that tradition with a renewed commitment to regenerative practices. Takota Coen returned to the farm in 2012 and began integrating permaculture design, holistic management, and regenerative agriculture principles. These practices focus on:
In 2012, we began direct marketing to consumers, connecting you directly to the source of your food. We are passionate about providing our community with nutrient-dense, sustainably grown products that nourish both body and soul.
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