Monroe Organic Farm is the oldest organic farm in Colorado. In 1936, our family established the Monroe homestead in Weld County, and we have been growing organic produce ever since! We see ourselves as caretakers of this land that we have come to know like a cherished family member. The goals for Monroe Organic Farms …
Our family has a passion for healthy living. We have always tried to eat healthy, striving to buy fresh, organic, and of course non GMO foods. Loving to buy and support local farmers and merchants when we could. Finding natural grass fed meats that are antibiotic and hormone free had usually been a challenge. When …
Blue Sky Farm has been home to our family since 1997 and has over 175 acres dedicated to conscientious land management and environmentally sound growing practices. We enjoy the tranquility of nature, the singing birds, the fresh air, and the smell of new hay as we strive to keep a friendly balance in all that we do. Among …
We manage our farm with organic practices and we are chemical and GMO free. We blend biodynamic concepts with rotational grazing to build soil and recycle nutrients on our farm. NO GMO is fed to animals- Feed on our farm is organic certified/NONGMO verified. Pasture TIME is a must! – Chickens/Ducks rotate on the pasture in a …
Our Family ranch has been own and operated since 1978 founded by Dennis and Carla Craig. We strive to keep quality products and always loyal to our customers. We guarantee that our products will satisfy our customers and there will be no disappointments. For nine years we have shown quality Angus cattle and have been …
Amy and her husband, Todd, have been grass-finishing Angus-crossbred beef for 18 years directly serving local consumers along the Colorado Front Range. Our cattle “finish”, in their second year, on high-altitude mountain pastures in western Larimer County. These lands are lush with native grasses, plants, and forbs that provide a nourishing and serene environment. The end result is content …
Croft is ‘old English’ for a protected field. We consider ourselves protectors and caretakers of the land and our family has been for seven generations. Grandpa Glenn got tired of the dust and drought in western Kansas, so in 1947 he moved his family to Weld County Colorado. That original farm is still owned and …
