2013 Farm Tour Brochure

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October 19 & 20, 2013
41 Farms • Workshops
Tours • Fresh Goods for Sale
Fun for the whole family!
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North Florida & South Georgia
The Tour
Take advantage of this once-a-year event. Forty-one farms are opening their doors and inviting you
to come see local farms in action. Each farm is offering something special. Families can enjoy tours
that include barnyard animals, fresh-baked goods and refreshments. You can attend a workshop on
beekeeping, see community gardening in action, or talk to farmers who are committed to organic
production. Visit working cattle and goat ranches, a dairy or a winery. And of course, purchase
amazingly fresh goods directly from the farm.
Eat, Drink and Live Local
What’s the best way to ensure the freshest, tastiest, most awesome food? Buy it directly from the
source! Which is why New Leaf Market Co-op proudly carries a large selection of local products.
Supporting local growers and producers ensures that people who love the land, who protect
their livestock, and who produce delicious, safe and healthy products, are the ones creating your
food. Get to know your local farmers and producers and learn first hand how quality food and
products are created. Invest in yourself, invest in your
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Touring Tips
Restrooms available
• Bring a map or GPS.
• Bring water and sunscreen.
• Bring a cooler. You’ll be able to buy
produce, eggs, meat and other products
at the farms.
• Carpool.
Meals available for purchase
Additional directions on web
Goods for sale
Complimentary refreshments
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Tour Rules
• Please, no pets!
• Please do not visit the farms
before or after their set hours.
• Please do not enter
private homes.
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Member of Red Hills Small Farm Alliance
Artzi Vegetables & Pita
Queen, LLC
USDA Certified Organic
Contact: Israel Artzi
Address: 114 Artzi Drive
Thomasville, GA 31792
Phone: 229-224-0722
E-mail: [email protected]
Saturday, October 19, 9 am-3 pm
Artzi Vegetables & Pita Queen, LLC is a small
farm (1.5 acres) in the middle of Thomasville,
Georgia. The veggies and the food are grown and
cooked by Yochevet and Israel Artzi. Our seasonal
veggies are grown according to Israeli organic
methods and are USDA Certified Organic.
The veggies are nurtured with organic castings,
tea compost and fish emulsion. Our food:
hummus (made of organic garbanzo beans),
eggplant dips, yogurt dip, hot pepper dips,
horseradish dips and falafel are cooked and
prepared in Israeli-European style. Our wholewheat pita is baked fresh daily.
Our guests will be able to buy our seasonal
veggies, pita and dips. And most of all to eat our
healthy and fresh falafel.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take Thomasville
Rd/US-319 N through downtown Thomasville.
Turn left onto Glenwood Dr. Slight right to stay on
Glenwood Dr. Turn left onto Artzi Dr (Pecan Creek
subdivision).
Aunt Louise’s Farm
Contact: Louise Jones
Address: 8101 Waukeenah Highway
Monticello, FL 32344
Phone: 850-251-7708
Sunday, October 20, 12 pm-6 pm
Tours: periodically
Aunt Louise’s Farm is located in Jefferson
County, more specifically Waukeenah, Florida.
The whole family is needed to get all the farm
chores done. Sam (11) is in charge of raising
our rabbits. Nathan (15) is responsible for the
pigs and the Great Pyrenees livestock guardian
dogs. Aunt Louise tends the chickens, guinea
fowl, sheep, zebus and her personal favorite, the
GOATS. Uncle Bob is at the ready to build, repair
or assist with any farm task. The three older boys
and friends help with larger tasks as needed. We
have all learned so much in the past few years
and want to share this with you.
We are also happy to be hosting THE MAZE, a
three-acre corn maze. Tickets are $5 per person.
We will have lots of free things to do: animals
to pet, a corn pit to play in, a tractor train ride, a
hayride through the pecan grove, and popcorn
to munch on. We will have concessions for sale:
hotdogs, snow cones, corn bread waffles and
drinks. Additionally, we will have homemade
jams, jellies, soaps, and crafts, as well as pecans,
pumpkins and sunflowers to pick. You may also
buy a snack to feed the animals.
Directions: From Tallahassee, on Apalachee
Pkwy/FL-20 E/US-27 S go east (toward Perry)
approximately 18 miles. Turn left on Waukeenah
Hwy/CR-259 N. The farm is approximately 1.5
miles on the right.
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Blue Ridge Farm Hydroponics
Contact: Wayne & Charlotte Hawthorne
Address: 804 Frank Smith Road
Quincy, FL 32352
Phone: 850-662-9056
Sunday, October 20, 10 am-4 pm
Tours: Beginning at 10 am and every hour until 3
pm
Bradley Farms
Contact: Brad Sells & Melanie Niehus
Address: 1565 Glen Julia Road
Chattahoochee, FL 32324
Phone: 850-459-1404
Website: www.bradleyfarms.org
Tours: 10 am, 12 pm, 2 pm, 4 pm
Tours of our hydroponic greenhouse operation
will start at 10 am and will take place every hour
until 3 pm. We utilize three growing methods:
Nutrient Film Technique (NFT), our primary
growing method; Ebb and Flow; and a Static
Flotation Method. You may also tour our fruit tree
orchard and chestnut grove. Children of all ages
will enjoy chestnut shucking and bobbing for
Fuyu persimmons. For one dollar, enter to win a
sample basket of everything we grow.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take US-27 N to
Havana. Turn left at first traffic light, 9th Ave./
FL-12 W toward Quincy. Go approximately 1 mile
to caution light. Turn right onto CR-159 N. Check
odometer, go exactly 5 miles. Turn right onto
Frank Smith Rd. Go 0.8 mile. Turn right onto
gravel driveway. Greenhouse located just inside
gate.
Bradley Farms is a family run homestead that
uses sustainable practices to raise Gulf Coast
sheep, chickens, heritage rabbits, organically
grown vegetables and herbs and a Muscadine
vineyard. We also craft homemade soap,
homemade breads and baked goods and herbal/
red wine vinegars.
Come tour our 28-acre homestead and meet our
draft horses, sheep, chickens, rabbits, livestock
dogs and honeybees. Our tour will demonstrate
sustainable practices like permaculture,
vermiculture, pasture management and organic
composting. See how all of our gardens and
animals benefit one another. We will also be
sampling/selling our homemade breads and
baked goods, which are free of preservatives
and additives and are made with mostly organic
ingredients. We will also have available many of
the products we make and/or use on our farm as
we continue to move away from processed foods
and products and strive to be more independent
stewards of the land.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take I-10 west to
exit 181 (Quincy exit). Turn right (north) onto
Pat Thomas Pkwy/FL-267 and drive 3.7 miles.
Turn left (west) onto US-90 and continue for
5.2 miles. Turn left (west) onto Church St (at the
flashing light) and continue for 3.3 miles. Turn
right (north) onto Glen Julia Rd and continue for
1.5 miles. Bradley Farms will be on the left.
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Brooks County Skillet Festival
Contact: Lauren Basford
Address: Brooks County Courthouse Square
100 E. Screven Street
Quitman, GA 31643
Phone: 229-263-9085
Website: www.skilletfestival.com,
www.visitbrookscounty.com
Calathora Farms
Contact: Michael Morton Sr.
Address: 1299 Georgia Highway 111
Moultrie, GA 31768
Phone: 229-890-1889 home
229-873-7430 cell
Website: www.calathora.com
Tours: As people gather
Come see what’s cookin’ at the 2013 Skillet
Festival. This one-day event is part farmers’
market, part antique show, part craft fair and all
fun! The bustling courthouse square will host a
market of local handcrafted goods from quilts to
cane syrup plus culinary exhibitions, children’s
activities, a dog show, great live music, the new
Cast Iron Chef competition of Georgia v Florida
chefs, and the Skillet Throwing Contest—come
help set a Guinness world record for the most
skillets tossed at once!
Directions: From Tallahassee, head north on
S Monroe St toward E Pensacola St. Turn right
onto E Tennessee St. Continue onto US-90 E/
Mahan Dr for approximately 24.5 miles. At the
traffic circle, continue straight onto US-90 E/E
Washington St. Turn left onto US-221 N/Legett
St and travel 24 miles. Turn right onto E Screven
St. The festival will be on the left.
Calathora Farms, located in Colquit County,
Georgia, is home to three generations of the
Morton family. Vegetables and fruits are grown
naturally, using nothing but sunshine, water and
good, healthy soil amendments like composted
manure. We have pastured chicken and beef,
raised with no hormones or chemicals—just more
of that sunshine and fresh grass.
Michael Jr. raises sheep and goats and his raw
local honey is something folks really enjoy.
Alan makes fabulous vanilla, with no glucose or
anything else added, just the real thing.
There will be all kinds of yummy things and
handmade items available for sale, from
handmade soap and natural skin care products,
to home-baked bread and vegetables and herbs.
Lunch is on us. We make a big kettle of Brunswick
Stew each year and enjoy sharing it with our
visitors.
Calathora is a loose translation of the Gaelic,
“fruitful rest.” It expresses what we try to do
here at Calathora Farms–be productive, but not
frantic–have one hand full of rest and one hand
full of labor and enjoy the journey.
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Come visit, we will be starting that old-fashioned
Brunswick stew in our big iron pot before
daybreak and it will be served at lunch, our treat.
There will be tours as people gather. We’ll show
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you the gardens and the pastures, the beehives
and the lambs, share some recipes and let you
see how we run the farm.
A market of farm goods will be set up in the airconditioned wedding barn, as well as tables and
chairs. Eat inside if you like—that’s always nice
and comfortable—or eat outside by the big pot.
Y’all come.
Directions: From Tallahassee, drive north on US319 until you come to Temple Baptist Church–the
Murphy community. Turn left on Mack Deckle Rd.
Stay on this road, even when it changes names.
You will dead end into Hwy-111, turn left on Hwy111. Go 1 mile and turn in at the Calathora sign–
1299 on the mailbox. Go through the gate and a
pasture. Go through another gate and you have
arrived–keep coming–we really are back here.
Caney Branch Farm
Animal Welfare Approved, Master Sheep
Producers, Master Beekeepers, Certified Wildlife
Habitat
Contact: Ellyn Hutson & Roger Twitchell
Address: 3224 Cody Church Road
Phone: 850-294-6162 or 850-294-8883
Website: www.caneybranch.com
Tours: Self-guided
Caney Branch Farm, located three miles west of
Wacissa, is an Animal Welfare Approved farm that
is home to the southernmost flock of Icelandic
sheep in the world. We also raise heritage breeds
of Belted Galloway cattle, chickens, ducks,
turkeys, hogs and geese. We have added oldworld rare breed chickens that lay beautiful blue,
chocolate and brown speckled eggs.
This year, we added a new greenhouse and
raised bed garden with herbs, vegetables and
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plants used to dye wool. A new poultry barn
was constructed to house our breeding flocks of
rare-breed chickens and peacocks. New chicken
tractors dot the yard, enriching the soil while
controlling insect pests. We also maintain a small
apiary and sell honey from our chemical-free
beehives.
A farmers’ market with handcrafted beeswax
candles, our beautiful Icelandic yarn, homemade
vanilla extract, honey and other farmstead
products will be housed in the skirting shed, a
building used to clean wool.
Plenty of photo opportunities will be available
with Hillbilly, our not-so-tiny dwarf Nigerian goat,
John Henry, a beautiful Icelandic ram, Merlin, our
gentle giant bull and horses JD, Mo and Honey
Jo. A tractor and other farm equipment will be
available for pictures of kids both young and old.
We invite you to come and set a spell, take a load
off, and absorb a bit of country.
Directions: From Tallahassee, head south on
Capita Circle SE from Apalachee Pkwy. Turn
left (east) onto Tram Rd/CR-259. Travel 11.4
miles and turn left onto Cody Church Rd. We are
the first driveway on the left. A farm sign is out
front. **Do not turn onto Cody Church Rd from
Apalachee Parkway/Hwy-27.
Clear Lake Farm
Contact: Christine Fair
Address: 15824 N US-19
Lamont, FL 32336
Phone: 850-251-5492 cell
850-997-3838 home
Tours: Ongoing
Clear Lake Farm of Lamont, Florida is a small
57-acre family farm located 30 miles southeast
of Tallahassee on Highway 27/19 (Apalachee
Parkway). Our goal is to live harmoniously with
nature while supplying our family and friends
with healthy sustainable foods. We are constantly
educating ourselves to improve our lives and
the lives of our animals. This year, Christine
completed the Master Goat and Sheep Producers
Program with FAMU, and is in the process of
certifying the farm.
We use each animals’ natural abilities to help
us farm. Goats are browsers and ours have been
very busy clearing the woodlands. Maremma and
Great Pyrenees livestock guardian dogs live with
the goats and protect them from predators. We
use the pigs’ natural rooting and the chickens’
foraging to turn and add compost to the soil. Our
guineas are voracious foragers of ticks and bugs—
an all-natural way to control unwanted insects.
Our pasture-fed Bourbon Red turkeys are all born
and raised on the farm. Order your own heritage
breed turkey for this year’s holiday meal. There is
nothing quite like the taste of a free-range bird.
Walking tours will be ongoing throughout the day
and will include all of the animals, gardens and
shiitake mushrooms.
Our family has discovered the joys of living and
working in a beautiful peaceful setting and wish
to share it with you. Farm products available for
sale will include heritage turkeys, pasture poultry
broilers, free-range pork, free-range chicken and
duck eggs. The lunch menu will feature our own
chicken and pork, plus other homemade goodies.
Or bring your own bag lunch and a fishing pole to
enjoy a picnic with your family down at the lake.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take Apalachee
Pkwy/US-27 S. Go southeast approximately
27 miles to the town of Lamont, FL. Continue
through Lamont (now called US-27 S/US-19).
Go approximately 3.5 miles. Look for farm tour
signs, take a left on small dirt driveway, sign
reads “Sturm Fair Land Tr. 15824.” Travel 0.5 mile
on driveway and house/farm will be on the right.
Deep Roots Meat, LLC
Contact: Troy & Tracey Platt
Address: 11061 W US 90
Greenville, FL 32331
Phone: 850-948-6202
Tour days: 850-779-6001 cell;
321-480-9077 cell
Website: www.deeprootsmeat.com
Hayride tours: Saturday 10 am & 2 pm;
Sunday 12 pm & 2 pm
Deep Roots Meat, LLC, located in Madison
County, Florida, is owned and operated by the
Platt Family. We are selling all grass (forage) fed
beef in individual USDA inspected packages,
custom harvest by the half or whole animal and
free-range chicken eggs.
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Our Angus cattle are not fed any grain, antibiotics
or animal by-products and are not fed or given
any growth hormones. They are only fed highquality grass and baleage (hay). These practices
have been found to assure the healthiest beef
you can eat.
cooked burgers, will be available for purchase
both days. If you are not able to make the tour,
stop and visit anytime each day during our posted
hours.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take I-10 E to exit
241 (US-221 for Greenville and Perry). After
exiting, turn left (north) onto US-221, go about
2.5 miles to US-90 (blinking light), turn right
(east) and go about 2.5 miles, we are the green
mailbox (11061) on the right after Hickory Hill
Way (a dirt road on the right). Turn right onto our
driveway, go over the railroad tracks and follow
the signs for parking. Note: GPS systems do not
always work properly with our address.
We will have the following items for sale: ground
beef, New York strip, rib eye, sirloin, tenderloin,
short ribs, stew meat, cube steak, chuck roast,
rump roast, flank steak, butcher steak, skirt steak,
chuck eye steak, flat iron steak, brisket, soup
bones, marrow bones, fat (kidney or regular),
liver, heart, kidney, tongue, ox tail, old fashioned
bologna (ring sized or sandwich sized and
sliced), summer sausage, breakfast sausage links
(mild or hot), beef bacon, beef bacon ends, fresh
beef sausage and free-range chicken eggs.
Hayride farm tours will be given at 10 am and 2
pm on Saturday and 12 pm and 2 pm on Sunday.
Samples of our beef will be given before and/
or after the tours. Our products, including fresh
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Dickerson Farms
Contact: William Dickerson
Address: 12 Hayfield Spur
Monticello, FL
Phone: 850-363-8981
Website: Dickersonlandscaping.com
Tours: Saturday 10 am, 12 pm, 2 pm, 4 pm
Dickerson Farms is surrounded by rolling
hayfields and pine wood. It is based on the cycles
of life. What springs forth from the ground, falls
back to the ground. Starting with good soil and
then recycles anything and everything organic it
can to prevent waste, in returns nutrients back
to the soil. We have chickens and rabbits that
break down vegetation that is then feed to worms
(vermiculture) or used directly in the gardens.
The garden grows what is then used to feed
us, as well as the chickens, rabbits and goats.
The worms create a great growing medium that
is mixed with pine bark to create potting soil.
The plants are sold and much returns later as
clippings to be fed to worms, chickens, and goats
that are then used to fertilize the soil.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take US-90 E/
Mahan Dr to merge onto I-10 E. Take exit 217
for FL-59. Keep right at the fork, follow signs
for Lloyd and merge onto FL-59 S/Gamble Rd.
Turn left onto CR-158/Old Lloyd Rd, continue
to follow CR-158. Take the first right onto Lloyd
Creek Rd. Turn right onto Hayfield Spur. Note: If
using Google Maps, drop “Spur” from address.
Dyed ’N Wool Homestead
Contact: Alice Cappa
Address: 291 Green Meadows Drive
Phone: 850-997-5505
Website: www.alicecappa.com/Schools/
DyedNwool.html
My “farmette” is a small, diversified homestead
including woods, fruit trees, veggies and herbal/
dye plants and pasture. I raise a small family of
mixed breed sheep—Shetland, Florida Native
and Suffolk—for their hardiness and luscious
long-fibered, soft white wool. For 30 years I’ve
worked to integrate the garden and animals,
such as using the natural reciprocal processes
offered by sheep for fertilizing, pruning, wool and
lambs. There will be ongoing demonstrations of
the fiber process with loom and spinning wheel.
Natural dyebaths will be on the fire all day using
indigenous dye plants and handspun wools.
I offer fiberart activities for kids and adults. Dye
’N Wool arts provide a wealth of color and texture
in a playful learning process. Children may create
with natural fibers and visit with the sheep. See
how a sheep’s “blanket” ends up on your bed, or
transfer the colors of nature from berries, barks
and flowers to wool. Enjoy the new lambs. Demos
all day. Dyed ’N Wool offers birthday parties,
art parties, or camp and class field trips. Adult
weaving or papermaking workshops are offered
periodically.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take US-90/Mahan
Dr east. Continue east 18 miles from US-90/I-10
exit. Turn right on S Main Ave. Go 1 block to Green
Meadows Dr (we are just before Green Meadows
Blueberry Farm). Turn left and go 0.25 mile to
last drive on left. Park on road before walking
down the drive.
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Full Earth Farm
Certified Naturally Grown
Contact: Aaron Suko and Katie Harris
Address: 1050 Solomon Dairy Road
Quincy, FL 32352
Phone: 850-567-1493
Website: www.fullearthfarm.com
Tours: 9:30 am, 11:30 am, 2 pm, duration 35-45
minutes, illustrated maps provided
Workshop: Intro to Lacto-Fermentation, 10:30 am
and 1 pm. Learn the basics of lacto-fermented
foods and see a demonstration of how to make
pickled okra and turnips.
Established in 2009, Full Earth Farm maintains
two acres of market gardens. October-June we
supply Certified Naturally Grown produce to
our CSA (Community Supported Agriculture),
the Red Hills Online Market (rhomarket.com),
several Tallahassee restaurants, the Saturday
Tallahassee Farmers’ Market at Market Square
and New Leaf Market.
We have become know for our beets and carrots
in the winter and spring at Market Square on
Saturday mornings, but we also specialize in
growing great salad fixings, sweet potatoes,
heirloom tomatoes and much more. In total, we
grow over 40 different crops throughout the year.
Come see the gardens packed with young
fall vegetables, our greenhouse for seedling
production, specialty tools and equipment
for market gardening, our earthworm bed and
composting set-up.
Special guest SRSLY chocolate, Tallahassee’s
own bean to bar chocolate maker, will be out with
their incredible handcrafted chocolates.
Items for sale: produce from the garden, SRSLY
chocolate.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take N Monroe to
I-10 and head west to Quincy. Take exit 181 and
head north (right) onto FL-267 N/Pat Thomas
Pkwy. After major intersection, turn left onto W
Washington St to cross the railroad tracks. Take
immediate right after railroad tracks, onto 14th
St/CR-268. Stay straight through the light at
King St, continuing on 14th for about 1.7 miles.
Turn right onto gravel drive for Full Earth Farm at
1050 Solomon Dairy Rd. Follow the gravel drive
for about 0.25 mile and you’ll see the pole barn
and signs for parking.
Full Moon Farm & Apiary
at Tupelo’s Bakery & Café
Contact: Becky Hogg
Address: 220 West Washington Street
Phone: Tupelo’s Bakery 850-997-2127
Phone: Full Moon Apiary 850-997-3974
Website: fullmoonhoney.com
Workshop: Introduction to Beekeeping: 10 am
and 2 pm. Learn what it takes to get started
in beekeeping, including equipment, time
requirements, where to get bees and what to
expect your first year.
Make Your Own Lip Balm: 11:15 am
Candle Rolling: hourly
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Full Moon Farm and Apiary, located in Jefferson
County, is a family operated honeybee farm that
produces local honey, beeswax candles and
provides pollination services to area growers.
Stop in and visit us at our store located inside of
Tupelo’s Bakery to purchase honey and a variety
of beeswax products and beekeeping equipment.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take I-10 W to
Chipley. Turn left on Hwy 77 to Wausau. Turn left
at caution light. Pioneer Rd to stop sign. Turn
right at dead end. Follow catfish signs.
There will be lots to do and see including an
observation hive full of bees. Sample a wide
variety of flavorful honey and learn how to
get started in beekeeping. Learn all about the
amazing honeybee, declining bee populations
in the U.S. and find out what you can do to
help save the bees. We will have several local
beekeepers available to answer your questions
after our workshops.
Students ages 10-14, enter our 2nd Annual
Essay Contest “Queen for the Day: How you
would improve your hive.” The winner will be
announced October 19 during the Farm Tour.
Entry information may be found at our website
www.fullmoonhoney.com.
Directions: From Tallahassee, follow US-90 E
into Monticello city limits. Just before you get to
the center of town on the left-hand side (2 blocks
before the courthouse) you’ll see Tupelo’s Bakery
and Café at 220 West Washington St. (US-90).
There is parking behind the building.
Gil’s Fish Farm
Contact: Elwood Gilbert
Address: 2854 Highview Circle
Chipley, FL 32428
Phone: 850-638-8633
Saturday, October 19, sunup to sundown, CST
Sunday, October 20, sunup to sundown, CST
Come catch your own fish. Gil’s rents cane poles
and sells fish bait. We are available for questions.
Fresh catfish will be available for sale along with
fried catfish meals and a hot dog roast. Visit the
goats while you’re here.
Golden Acres Ranch, LLC
Contact: Bobbie Golden
Address: 704 Barnes Road
Phone: 850-997-6599
Website: www.goldenacresranchflorida.com
Tours: Ongoing
Workshops: Wool Handling, on going. Learn
about wool washing, carding, dying and spinning.
Farm to Table Dinner, Sunday, October 20 at
5:30 pm. Tickets are $65 per person and must
be pre-purchased or reserved in advance. Tickets
available at New Leaf Market, online at www.
newleafmarket.coop and at Golden Acres Ranch.
Savor local food from local farmers prepared
by local chefs. Graciously served by family and
friends. Please watch our website for details.
Golden Acres Ranch is located in northern
Jefferson County. The 68 acres consists of
pasture and planted pines. During the hayride
you will see the natural stand of 175 Mayhaw
trees that grow in a managed wet area. The
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native trees are 40 to 50-years-old. Whether
you are walking about, or are on the hayride, you
will be up close to all the farm animals. There
are goats, sheep, chickens, guineas, horses
and our wonderful Great Pyrenees guardian
dogs. We invited fellow farmers and producers
to join us during this time to showcase the
diversity and charm of country life. There are
local woodcarvers, blacksmiths, soap makers,
jewelry artists, wool products, vegetables and
fruit growers, pony rides, old tractors (neat photo
opportunity) and petting places. There is plenty
of parking and room for the whole family.
Directions: (GPS does not get you to our farm!)
From Tallahassee, take 1-10 E, take exit 225
and turn north to Monticello, or take US-90
E to Monticello. Travel US-19 north through
Monticello toward Thomasville. Four miles north
of Monticello are caution lights at the entrance
of Greyhound Racing JCKC. One mile further
is Barnes Rd. Turn right (east) onto Barnes
and travel 0.7 of a mile and turn right into our
driveway.
Goodwood Museum
& Gardens
Contact: Mike Herrin
Address: 1600 Miccosukee Road
Tallahassee, FL 32308
Phone: 850-877-4202
Website: www.goodwoodmuseum.org
Come and see the cotton, tour the historic
gardens and mansion, and take home a
souvenir plant from our annual Fall Plant Sale!
Goodwood’s heirloom gardens now feature a
cotton patch recalling the property’s history
as a 2,400-acre plantation begun in 1834.
Today, our 16-acre naturalistic gardens, which
utilize sustainable practices and a minimalist
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management philosophy, feature a bulb lawn
containing tens of thousands of daffodils, and
hundreds of rose bushes. Our main house,
which will be open to the public at no charge
during the Farm Tour, and Fanny’s Café will be
open on Saturday only from 11 am to 2 pm...
don’t miss their Fried Green Tomato Sandwich.
At our popular Fall Heirloom Plant Sale, we will
be selling old-fashioned and pass-along plants
(many in bloom), herbs, vegetable plants, and
annual flowers that do well in our area and are
perfect for the fall and winter months.
Directions: From the east, head west on I-10. Take
the exit toward Capital Circle NE. Keep right at
the fork, follow signs for US-319/Capital Circle
NE/Thomasville. Turn left onto Capital Circle NE.
Go 2.6 miles. Turn right onto Miccosukee Rd. Go
1.9 miles. Goodwood Museum comes up on the
right.
Grassroots School Gardens
RHSFA Contact: Jan Alovus
Address: 2458 Grassroots Way
Phone: 850-656-3629
Website: www.grassrootsschool.org
Tours: When folks gather
At the Grassroots School students have pursued
their own educational directions in a supportive
and nurturing environment since 1972. Building
on a child’s innate inquisitiveness, children are
encouraged to develop their creativity, critical
thinking and natural love of learning, as well as
their sense of responsibility to other individuals
and to the larger community. There are no grades
or grade levels here, no testing or compulsory
attendance for any class or project, although
adult assistance with traditional subjects is
routinely available.
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Food co-ops purchase from local
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co-op, $1,604 in economic activity is
generated in their local economy.
Given this unusual freedom to pursue their
own goals, children prove to be particularly
enthusiastic about the outdoors. At Grassroots,
there are four acres of woods, fruit trees, fields
and a large vegetable garden to explore. Plots
are available for individual and group growing
projects. Cooking and eating school-grown
produce are favorite activities, as is the selling
of our surplus. We look forward to sharing this
bounty with you.
Garden projects and activities for children will
be offered all day long. Bedding plants will be
available for purchase.
Directions: In Tallahassee, Grassroots Way
is a left (north) turn off Old St Augustine Rd
approximately 2.75 miles from Capital Circle.
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Green Meadows Farm
USDA Certified Organic, National Wildlife
Federation Certified Wildlife Habitat
Contact: Delores Green
Address: 177 E. Bluebird Road
Phone: 850-997-4886
850-570-0623-cell
Website: www.localharvest.org/
greenmeadowsfarm
Tours: As needed
We are a small family owned and operated farm
growing five acres of USDA certified organic
u-pick blueberries. We also have a vegetable
and flower garden and an organic two-level
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greenhouse to visit. At Green Meadows Farm
we try to live in harmony with the land. We
conserve both water and soil. We fertilize lightly
with organics and water with a drip system using
untreated well water. We use no-till rows for our
blueberries and grow grass between the rows to
prevent soil erosion. No mechanical harvesting is
used. Our farm is a welcoming home for wildlife,
providing water, food and habitat. The National
Wildlife Federation recently recognized Green
Meadows Farm as a Certified Wildlife Habitat.
We will share information about organics and our
farm.
On Saturday, local blueberry plant growers Ed
and Liz Coon will be here to share information
on growing your own blueberries. They will have
plants for sale. Tasty homemade blueberry
treats and our recently published cookbook,
Blueberries and More! Recipes from Green
Meadows Farm, will be available for sale. You
may add your name to our Blueberry Lovers
email list for information about harvesting the
2014 crop. See you at the farm!
Directions: From Tallahassee, take US-90 (Mahan
Dr) east. Continue east 18 miles from US-90/I-10
Exit. Turn right on South Main Avenue. Go 2
blocks. Turn left on E. Bluebird Rd. Farm sign
and driveway at top of the hill on the left. Follow
signs to parking area.
Holly Hill Farm
Contact: Margie Cole
Address: 220 West Washington Street
Phone: Tupelo’s Bakery 850-997-2127
Phone: Holly Hill 850-509-1768
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Holly Hill Farm, located in Jefferson County,
Florida, is a USDA Certified Organic producer of
vegetable transplants and potted herbs for retail
and wholesale. Our spring and fall retail sales are
held at Tupelo’s Bakery & Café and Wag the Dog
Thrift Store in Monticello, Florida. We maintain
an e-mail list for customers who wish to be
notified of sale days/times and plant availability.
Certified organic vegetable transplants and
potted herbs will be for sale.
Directions: From Tallahassee, follow US-90 E
into Monticello city limits. Just before you get to
the center of town you’ll see Tupelo’s Bakery and
Café located on your left at 220 West Washington
St. (US-90). There is parking behind the building
and you can turn left prior to the light, or at the
light to get to that parking area.
iGrow “Whatever You Like”
Youth Farm
and conducted workshops on urban agriculture
with over 250 youth. Come see how the food
movement is growing in the lives of youth in our
community.
Contact: Nathan Ballentine
Address: 514 Dunn Street
Phone: 850-322-0749
Website: igrow-whateveryoulike.weebly.com
Directions: In Tallahassee, from the capitol, head
north on Monroe St and turn left on Tennessee St
(heading west). Turn right on Macomb St. After
going through 2 lights (Virginia and Brevard St)
turn left (at Ferrell’s Restaurant) on Dunn St. The
farm will be on your right.
Tours: At the top and half of each hour
Workshops: iGrow Buckets, 10 am and 2 pm.
Learn how these self-watering container gardens
work and how they can be used to grow food.
Composting, 11 am and 3 pm. Includes the
basics of composting, what can or cannot be
composted, and how composting is done on a
larger scale on the farm.
Raised Beds, 12 pm. A discussion of how and why
raised beds are used on our farm and how they
are made.
Planting 101: Seeds and Starts, 1 pm
iGrow “Whatever You Like” is a Frenchtownbased youth empowerment and urban ag
program of the Tallahassee Food Network, which
runs the Dunn Street Youth Farm, grows good
food for the community, provides meaningful
employment to young people, and works to grow
community-based food systems. The iGrow Youth
Farm was installed in 2012 after members of
the Frenchtown Revitalization Council YELDA
(Youth Empowerment Leadership Development
Academy) shared their dream to start a farm in
their neighborhood. Today, the farm remains run
largely by youth. On the farm you will see 2,000
square feet under cultivation, including raised
beds, in-ground beds, fruit trees, berry bushes,
a large composting system, and a community
gathering space under an ancient pecan tree. In
its first year, iGrow harvested 1,700 pounds of
food, gave away over 100 pounds to neighbors
and food ministries in Frenchtown’s “D-Block,”
had volunteers give 2,700 hours of their time,
Johnnie’s Garden
Contact: Randy Carey
Address: 285 Strom Road
Quincy, FL 32351
Phone: 850-566-1593
Website: www.localharvest.org/Farms/M30237
Tours: On-going
The tour will be of the whole farm operation:
horses, chicken coops, eight-stall barn, the care
and feeding of the animals, the green house
and our compost operation. The tour will take
guests though the entire process from compost
to harvest. Available for sale will be fresh
vegetables, baked goods and eggs.
Directions: From I-10 take exit 174. Merge onto
the Greensboro ramp/FL-12 E/FL-65 and turn
left at the bottom of the ramp to follow FL-12
E/Greensboro Rd. Drive 2.4 miles and turn left
onto Providence Rd/CR-274. Drive 2.4 miles to
Storm Rd and turn right. Farm is on the left about
0.3 miles down the road. You will see the signs.
Welcome!
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Suggested Tours
Bonifay/Chipley/Marianna
Chattahoochee
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29
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Sunday Tour
Saturday Tour*
From Tallahassee to SB Farms, plan on 1 hour
30 minutes. Farm opens at 9 am CST, first tour
begins at 9:30 am. Please note these farms are
in the Central Time Zone.
From Tallahassee to Bradley Farms, plan on 50
minutes. Farm opens at 9 am, first tour at 10
am.
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SB Farms
17 minutes to Southern Craft Creamery/Cindale
Farms. Morning tours at 9:30 am and 11 am.
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Southern Craft Creamery/Cindale
Farms
50-55 minutes to Twin Oaks Farm. Arrive in
time for the 1 pm tour. Meals available for
purchase.
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Twin Oaks Farm
1 hour to Wheeler Farm. Preregistration is
required.
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Wheeler Farm
15 minutes to Gil’s Fish Farm.
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Gil’s Fish Farm
Closes at sundown. Meals available for
purchase.
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Bradley Farms
15 minutes to Full Earth Farm. Arrive for 10:30
am workshop or 11:30 am tour.
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Full Earth Farm
37 minutes to Ocheesee Creamery. Last tour at
11:30 am.
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Ocheesee Creamery
35 minutes (I-10) to Johnnie’s Garden.
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Johnnie’s Garden
20 minutes to Rocky Comfort Farms.
Demonstrations at 4 pm.
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Rocky Comfort Farms
Closes at 6 pm.
*Please note that Bradley Farms, Johnnie’s
Garden and Rocky Comfort Farms are also
open on Sunday.
These directions are for planning purposes only. You may find that construction projects, traffic, weather,
or other events may cause conditions to differ from the map results, and you should plan your route
accordingly. You must obey all signs or notices regarding your route. Map data ©2013 Google.
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Suggested Tours
Havana
Havana
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Saturday Tour
Sunday Tour
From Tallahassee to Longview Farms, plan on
25 minutes. Farm opens at 9 am, first hayride
at 10 am.
From Tallahassee to Longview Farms, plan on
25 minutes. Farm opens at 9 am. First hayride
at 10 am.
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Longview Farms
18 minutes to Ragged Glory Farm. Farm opens
at 10 am. Arrive for 10 am or 11 am tour.
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Ragged Glory Farm
18 minutes to Blue Ridge Farm Hydroponics.
Last tour at 3 pm.
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Closes at 4 pm.
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Longview Farms
18 minutes to Blue Ridge Farm Hydroponics.
Opens and first tour at 10 am.
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18 minutes to Tyre Road Citrus Orchard &
Gardens. Farm opens at 1:30 pm.
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Tyre Road Citrus Orchard & Gardens
Closes at 7:30 pm.
These tours are merely
suggestions.
Mix and match farms to
create the best tour for you.
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Suggested Tours
Monticello
Madison
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Saturday Tour
Saturday Tour*
From Tallahassee to Serenity Acres Farm &
Goat Dairy, plan on 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Farm opens and first tour at 10 am.
From Tallahassee to Red Hills Grazers, plan on
35 minutes. Farm opens at 9 am, first tour is at
10 am.
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Serenity Acres Farm & Goat Dairy
20 minutes to O’Toole’s Herb Farm. Arrive in
time for noon tour.
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O’Toole’s Herb Farm
16 minutes to Deep Roots Meat, LLC. Arrive
in time for 2 pm hayride. Meals available for
purchase.
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Closes at 5 pm.
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Red Hills Grazers
5 minutes to Dyed ’N Wool Homestead.
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2 minutes to Green Meadows Farm.
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Green Meadows Farm
15 minutes to Golden Acres Ranch, LLC. Meals
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10 minutes to Full Moon Farm & Apiary. Food
available for purchase at Tupelo’s Bakery &
Café. Last workshop at 2 pm.
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Full Moon Farm & Apiary and Holly
Hill Farm
5 minutes to Monticello Vineyards & Winery/
Ladybird Organics.
*Please note that Red Hills Grazers, Golden
Acres Ranch and Monticello Vineyards &
Winery/Ladybird Organics are also open on
Sunday.
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Monticello Vineyards & Winery/
Ladybird Organics
Closes at 4 pm.
Suggested Tours
Monticello/Lamont
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Tallahassee
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Saturday Tour*
Saturday Tour
From Tallahassee, plan on 27 minutes to Caney
Branch Farm. Farm opens at 9 am. Meals
From Tallahassee to Salvation Army Garden,
plan on 7 minutes. Garden opens and first tour
at 9 am.
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Caney Branch Farm
21 minutes to Dickerson Farms.
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Dickerson Farms
10 minutes to Aunt Louise’s Farm. Meals
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17 minutes to Clear Lake Farm. Meals available
for purchase.
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Clear Lake Farm
Closes at 5 pm.
*Please note that Dickerson Farms, Aunt
Louise’s Farm and Clear Lake Farm are also
open on Sunday.
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Salvation Army Garden
10 minutes to iGrow Youth Farm. Farm opens
at 10 am. Tours at the top of the hour. First
workshop begins at 10 am.
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iGrow “Whatever You Like” Youth
Farm
4 minutes to Ten-Speed Greens Urban Farm.
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Ten-Speed Greens Urban Farm
20 minutes to Orchard Pond Organics. Farm
opens at 2 pm.
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Orchard Pond Organics
20 minutes to Goodwood Museum & Gardens.
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Goodwood Museum & Gardens
25 minutes to Sweet South Cottage & Farms.
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Sweet South Cottage & Farms
Closes at 4 pm.
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Suggested Tours
Tallahassee
Thomasville/Quitman/Moultrie
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Sunday Tour
Saturday Tour
15 minutes to Grassroots School Garden.
Opens at 10 am.
From Tallahassee, plan for 1 hour and 5
minutes to Artzi Vegetables. Opens at 9 am.
Meals available for purchase. If looking for
coffee in Thomasville, try local coffee roaster
and Farm Tour Sponsor Grassroots Coffee on
Broad Street.
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23 minutes to Turkey Hill Farm. Farm opens at
noon. Meals available for purchase.
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Turkey Hill Farm
25 minutes to Ten-Speed Greens Urban Farm.
Farm open until 3 pm.
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10 minutes to Goodwood Museum & Gardens.
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20 minutes to Orchard Pond Organics.
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Closes at 5 pm.
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Artzi Vegetables & Pita Queen, LLC
40 minutes to Brook’s County Skillet Festival.
Opens at 9 am. Meals available for purchase.
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55 minutes to Calathora Farms.
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Calathora Farms
Closes at 4 pm.
Directions between
farms available at
www.newleafmarket.coop/
seminars-events/farm-tour
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Suggested Tours
Wakulla
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Saturday or Sunday Tour
From Tallahassee, plan on 22 minutes to
Wakulla Berries. Farm opens at 8 am.
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Wakulla Berries
25 minutes to Just Fruits & Exotics. Farm opens
at 9 am.
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Just Fruits & Exotics
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Contact: Brandy Cowley-Gilbert
Address: 30 St. Frances St.
Crawfordville, FL 32327
Phone: 850-926-5644
We are a small family run farm growing fruit
trees, herb and vegetable plants. We specialize in
heirloom and unusual varieties. Wander through
over eight acres of fruit orchards, gardens, retail
displays and growing fields. Self guided tours
available all day.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take 319 S/
Crawfordville Hwy, go 22 miles. Turns left on US98 E/Coastal Hwy, go 1 mile. Turn right after the
Just Fruits and Exotics sign onto St. Frances St.
Go 50 feet, turn right at entrance into the parking
lot.
Longview Farms
Contact: Tony Brown
Address: 1190 Concord Road
Havana, FL 32333
Phone: 850-545-5498
Hayrides: 10 am and 1 pm
Longview Farms is a family farm built on the
sandy soils of a reclaimed pine forest near the
Ochlocknee River. We strive to take what the land
has given us and to make the best use of it while
improving the soil and restoring the forests to a
healthy longleaf pine ecosystem.
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We produce naturally grown vegetables, beef
raised completely on grass, and natural wood
charcoal and biochar. We also partner with
Cornerstone Learning Community, serving as an
outdoor classroom for their students in Pre-K
through eighth grade.
You will see: Devon cattle for our grass-fed beef
operation; pastured chickens; market garden
grown in raised bed and in soils amended
with biochar and compost; Tennessee Walking
horses; 400 acres of pine forest, pastures, and
wildlife plots; 16KW grid tied solar power system;
Adam-retort style biochar kiln and a biodiesel
processing system.
Directions: From Tallahassee, travel north on
N Monroe for 8.5 miles. Take a right on Old
Bainbridge Rd just past Lake Jackson. Follow
Old Bainbridge for 4.5 miles. Take a right onto
CR-157/Concord Rd, follow for 1 mile. Turn
right onto clay driveway/road and follow signs.
Note: Google maps will get you close but not
completely accurate.
Ladybird Organics
USDA Certified Organic, Florida Farm Winery,
Registered Nursery
Contact: Cynthia Connolly
Address: 1211 Waukeenah Highway
Phone: 850-997-7224, 850-294-9463
Website: www.monticellowinery.com;
www.ladybirdorganics.com
Saturday, October 19, 10 am- 4 pm
Monticello Vineyards & Winery is a small Florida
farm winery located on the 50-acre farm of
Ladybird Organics. Situated in the Red Hills
bioregion of Jefferson County, Florida, the winery
features wines made from organic Muscadine
grapes. The farm and all vineyards are USDA
Certified Organic. A walking farm tour with a
guide explaining the various aspects of this
unique, integrated organic operation will be
offered every hour.
Over 18 different varieties of Muscadine grapes
are grown on site. Small batches of handcrafted
wines are manufactured, reflecting the unique
soils and sunshine of each vintage year and the
holistic organic farming system on the farm. Each
wine is a one-of-a-kind product of place, labeled
with the classic Jefferson County Courthouse
and the ingredients—organic grapes. Wines
are distinctly Muscadine and include the white
varietals of Carlos, Magnolia and Triumph. The
red varietal Ison produces our fabulous Florida
Red. Wines are available in both semi-sweet
and dry versions. Monticello Vineyards & Winery
invites and welcomes visitors to our farm and
winery for tastings of our wines and to purchase a
bottle, or case, to prolong the pleasure long after
returning home.
Farm products for sale: Wine, wine vinegars,
in-season fresh fruits, grape vines, ornamental
and flowering nursery plants and trees,
worm castings that qualify for USDA organic
operations, composting worms, worm bedding,
organic potting soil. Note: all nursery stock is
propagated organically onsite and certified by
Florida Department of Agriculture Division of
Plant Industry.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take Apalachee
Pkwy south (about 18 miles) to Waukeenah, then
turn left on CR-259/Waukeenah Hwy and go
about 8 miles. The farm is on the right at 1211
Waukeenah Hwy. Signs for Ladybird Organics and
Monticello Vineyards & Winery are at the gate
entering the farm.
Ocheesee Creamery
Contact: Billy Tyler
Address: 28367 NE SR 69
Grand Ridge, FL 32442
Phone: 850-674-1573
Website: www.ocheeseecreamery.com
Saturday, October 19, 7 am–1 pm CST (please
note time zone)
Tours: 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 11:30 am
Four years ago Ocheesee Creamery decided to
process their own milk on their farm. They do
it the old fashioned way—pasteurized but not
homogenized—resulting in a whole milk with
cream on the top. Ocheesee is also one of the few
dairies that sell their milk in glass bottles. Did
you know milk tastes better in glass, it is better
for the environment and it’s nostalgic? Ocheesee
also produces fresh farm butter. You will be able
to purchase whole milk, chocolate milk, butter,
cream, drinkable yogurt, ice cream, cheese and
jams on your visit. Oh so delicious!
When you visit you will see where we milk cows
and process our dairy products. You will also
see our animals and what it is like to be on the
farm. You will be able to taste our whole, skim or
chocolate milk.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take I-10 W to exit
152. Continue on FL-69 S towards Blountstown
for approximately 4 miles south, entrance is on
the left. Sign down at the road reads Shady Nook
Farm and there is a sign that says Ocheesee
Creamery. We are the first place in Calhoun
County.
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USDA Certified Organic, Animal Welfare
Approved, Member of the American Grassfed
Association
Contact: Mary Phipps
Address: 400 Cedar Hill Road
Phone: 850-894-0154
Website: www.orchardpondorganics.com
Twitter: OPOrganics
are provided for each individual plot.
Directions: From Tallahassee, head north on
Meridian Rd, turn left onto Cedar Hill Rd after
you pass Ox Bottom Rd and the Summerbrooke
entrance. The Orchard Pond Organics driveway
will be on your right in less than 0.1 of a mile.
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Orchard Pond Organics is a USDA Certified
Organic family-owned farm located in the Red
Hills region of Leon County, Florida. We produce
certified organic vegetables, 100 percent grassfed beef, honey, and fresh pesto made in our
on-farm certified kitchen. Our products are
available through our Community Supported
Agriculture (CSA) program, at farmers’ markets,
restaurants, and grocery stores in the Tallahassee
area including New Leaf Market. We have CSA
pickups Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at the farm, Mondays at George and Louie’s
Restaurant in Thomasville, Wednesdays at the
Lake Ella Growers’ Market, and Saturdays at the
Tallahassee Farmers’ Market at Market Square.
Our goal is to produce healthy organic food
using methods that improve the land for future
generations. Come see our farm and learn about
sustainable farming methods. Feel free to bring a
sack lunch and enjoy a picnic under the trees. Our
grass-fed beef, seasonal organic produce, tupelo
and wildflower honey, and fresh pesto will be
Meridian Community Gardens is an extension
of Orchard Pond Organics. Here, families or
individuals are able to lease a 30’ x 50’ plot,
adjacent to our organic fields, to create their own
organic garden. An annual tillage and a hose bib
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Contact: “B” O’Toole
Address: 305 NE Artemesia Trail
Madison, FL 32340
Phone: 850-973-3629
Website: www.otoolesherbfarm.com
Tours: 10 am, 12 pm, 2 pm
O’Toole’s Herb Farm is a Certified Organic
nursery growing heirloom vegetables and herbs.
Through organic farming methods, O’Toole’s
practices stewardship of the land and has created
a peaceful, healing atmosphere for all to enjoy.
O’Toole’s Herb Farm is located in beautiful
Madison, Florida. The farm opened for business
in 1990, but the land has been in B’s family since
1840. Originally selling fresh cut herbs, shiitake
mushrooms, as well as wholesale and retail
plants, O’Toole’s is now open by appointment
and for special events with its main emphasis on
wholesale plant production.
On your visit, browse the quaint gift shop,
wander the garden or walk the Labyrinth. The
greenhouse will be open to show the whole
process of propagation: growing from seed and
cuttings, to flourishing plants ready for purchase.
Take home quality starter herb and vegetable
plants for your fall garden. Cool weather
heirloom organic vegetables like lettuce, kale,
collards, mustards and herb plants will be for
sale. Also visit Janet Moses’ Art Studio located
on site and enjoy demonstrations by Blacksmith
John Lacefield.
On your tour you can also walk a beautiful
labyrinth, dedicated to the memory Jim O’Toole.
The labyrinth brings peace and harmony to all
who walk its healing path.
Directions: Take I-10 east to Madison, FL. Take
exit 251. Continue north on SR-14 to Madison.
Turn right on US-90, then left on N Duval St, and
right on E Livingston St. Go approximately 0.3
mile and turn left onto CR-591 (NE Rocky Ford
Rd). Go about 0.3 mile and sign to farm will be
on the left.
Ragged Glory Farm
through the implementation of biointensive
and biodynamic techniques. Our farm has been
Certified Naturally Grown for four years, has an
expanding non-committal CSA (Community
Supported Agriculture) and also sells through
the Red Hills Online Market (www.rhomarket.
com) and the Havana Growers’ Market (www.
facebook.com/HavanaGrowersMarket). The
majority of our production is targeted towards
heirloom varieties, with a keen interest in
cultivating Gulf Coast vegetables and the
preservation of that seed.
Through the use of three unheated high tunnels
and a 200-square-foot climate controlled
greenhouse, we extend the growing season of
a number of our seasonally fresh produce. Our
farming methods include compost applications,
organic approved soil amendments, soil-building
cover crops, established crop rotation techniques
and a healthy dose of hand weeding!
Directions: From Tallahassee, head north on S
Monroe St/ US-27 to Havana. Turn left onto FL-12
W (Capital City Bank on corner) and continue for
2.6 miles. Turn right onto Riverview Rd. After 0.9
mile turn left onto Hawkridge Dr (single paved
lane) to top of hill; where pavement stops and
you see a large blue mailbox, park on roadside;
entrance gate is open and on the right.
Red Hills Grazers
Contact: Gregory Jubinsky
Address: 162 Hawkridge Drive
Havana, FL 32333
Phone: 850-766-5235
Website: www.naturallygrown.org/farms/2652
Contact: Alan Boyd
Address: 1329 S. Main Ave
Monticello, FL
Phone: 850-567-1105
Tours: Hourly at the top of the hour
The Ragged Glory Farm is a one-acre diverse
vegetable and herb farm in its fourth year of
production. We grow a wide variety of vegetables
utilizing proven permaculture methods
Red Hills Grazers arrived this year at Dancing
Leaf Farms in Monticello, Florida. Sheep,
chickens and guard dogs in tow, Farmer Sow
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and Sow, aka Alan, drove the egg mobile
past the Opera House and Tupelo’s Bakery to
alight at its new home. This follows a two-year
apprenticeship at Full Circle Farms in Live Oak,
Florida where the vision and goal is to create the
most nutrient-dense foods with farming practices
that heal the land, the animals and the people
that share in its abundance. Our farm has been
founded on the teachings of the Weston A. Price
Foundation. Many of the foods we offer also
align with the GAPS, Paleo and Primal Blueprint
Diets. Other mentors have been Mark Shepard
with Restoration Agriculture, Elaine Ingham and
her work with soil and the holistic management
practices of the Savory Institute.
On our new 43-acre site we are raising broiler
chickens, 200 heritage breed egg layers, free
ranged and rotationally grazed along with 80
St. Croix hair sheep, a parasite resistant, welladapted breed for our locale, all under the
watchful care of our Pyrenees-Border Collie mix
dogs. It is our goal to also have a milk cow and
goats to join our collective efforts. We will share
what we have learned along the way. We are a
work in progress and invite others to come and
progress with us. We farm on a beautiful sylvopastured land in an old pecan grove from which a
spring and creek emanate. Beverages and snacks
will be available for purchase. We will have for
sale raw milk, fresh eggs and naturally fermented
cultured foods and drinks. Per Florida State
Law, applicable products are labeled and sold
as animal food or animal food ingredient only,
not for human consumption. We also continue to
service Tallahassee with conscientiously raised
farm products from Full Circle Farms. Looking
forward to becoming one of your local farmers.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take Hwy-90 east.
About 2 miles before Monticello, turn right onto
Old Lloyd Hwy. Go about 1 mile and turn right
onto South Main Ave. We are the second driveway
on the right.
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Rocky Comfort Farms
Contact: Deborah Parramore and Pat Hayes
Address: 6441 Pat Thomas Parkway
Quincy, FL 32351
Phone: 850-627-3434
Website: rockycomfortfarms.com
Workshops: The Life Cycle of the Pumpkin, the
Gourd and Honey, 2 pm Saturday and Sunday.
Simulated Milking Cow, 4 pm Saturday and
Sunday
Rocky Comfort Farms is a 230-acre farm located
in Gadsden County, Florida. We are a seasonal
agritourism farm offering hayrides, playground,
corn bin, millet maze, mower train rides, giant
slide, donkeys, cows, peacocks, a gift shop,
picnic tables under the shade trees for lunching
and much, much more. Choose your very own
homegrown pumpkin from our pumpkin patch.
Learn about the life cycle of pumpkins, gourds
and honey at 2 pm or practice milking a cow with
our simulated milking cow at 4 pm. Quality time
spent with your family at low cost! Wonderful
photo opportunities. So come out and sit a spell.
Your visit will be one to remember, we guarantee
it.
Directions: From Tallahassee, travel west
(towards Quincy) on I-10, take exit 181 onto Hwy
267 S/Pat Thomas Pkwy. Go south for 3.5 miles.
We are on the left. Look for the giant red rocking
chair.
hands and volunteers demonstrate a variety of
small farm and market garden techniques and
cropping systems without synthetic pesticides
or fertilizers. Our produce is sold locally at
Bread and Roses Food Cooperative and farmers’
markets. Come by for a visit on our popular
Saturday work days! Vegetable soup and
cornbread will be available for sale.
Contact: Simon Bevis
Address: 2129 Jackson Bluff Road
Phone: 256-239-7579
E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
Website: tallyfresh.org
Directions: In Tallahassee, from Lake Elberta/
Lake Bradford Rd/Doak Cambell Stadium, take
Jackson Bluff Rd west for about 1 mile. Turn left
onto the Salvation Army Garden.
Tours: Hourly beginning at 9 am
Workshop: Rotational Chicken Grazing and Cover
Cropping, 10:30 am, 12:30 pm, 2:30 pm
Salvation Army Garden is a not-for-profit
educational urban farm operated by the
Tallahassee Sustainability Group, a Florida
State Student Organization. The farm is located
next to the Salvation Army Thrift Store and is
composed of a market garden and a community
garden and is home to chickens. Student farm
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Leon County Salutes Area Farmers and New Leaf Market
Congratulations on the Sixth Annual Farm Tour!
Leon County’s Office of Sustainability Invites You to “Grow Green”
answering questions. Our Farm Shop will include
seasonal vegetables and farm crafts. We accept
cash, debit and credit cards.
Check out our programs and resources at www.GrowingGreen.org
County Community Garden Program
“Community Matters: Topics of Interest for a
Sustainable Community,” a quarterly lecture
series co-hosted with Leon County Libraries
Our website features the Growing Green
YouTube channel, Green Resource Guide,
event calendar and more!
Contact us at [email protected]
to sign up for the quarterly “Growing Green”
e-newsletter.
SB Farms
Certified Naturally Grown, 2013 Innovative Farm
of the Year, Master Sheep and Goat Producers,
Master Farmers
Contact: Joseph “JB” Ballard
Address: 4769 Hwy 2
Malone, FL 32445
Phone: 334-494-8104
850-569-2588
Email: [email protected]
Sunday, October 20, 9 am-5 pm CST (please
note time zone)
Tours: 9:30 am, 11:30 am, 1:30 pm, 3:30 pm
Workshop: Potting Station, 10:30 am and 2:30
pm
Welcome to SB Farms. Our mission is to
produce safe products through good agricultural
and handling practices that focus on quality
and sustainability. We are 2013 Innovative
Farmers of the Year, Master Sheep and Goat
Producers, Master Farmers and our farm is
Certified Naturally Grown. We are a very diverse
sustainable farm focusing on organic production.
Come visit us and learn more about our
sustainable production practices, while enjoying
a scenic farm tour. On the tour you will see our
pastures, gardens, olive grove, bunch grape
vineyard and our composters along with sheep,
goats, ducks, chickens, pigs and turkeys. We
will have plenty of time throughout the day for
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Directions: From Tallahassee, head west on
Apalachee Pkwy, turn right on S Monroe St. Take
a slight right onto the I-10 W ramp to Pensacola.
Take exit 142 towards Marianna. Merge onto FL-71
N. Turn left onto FL-10 W/FL-71 N/Hwy-90 W/
US-90 W. Turn right onto FL-71 N and follow for
13.8 miles. Turn left onto FL-2 W/8th St. Continue
to follow FL-2 W for 2 miles. SB Farms is located
at the Southwest intersection of FL-2 W and
Friendship Church Rd. Right across from the
Friendship Baptist Church Sign.
Serenity Acres Farm & Goat
Dairy
Animal Welfare Approved
Contact: Julia Shewchuk
Address: 438 NE English Ivy Trail
Pinetta, FL 32350
Phone: 850-464-2115
Website: www.serenityfarmfl.com
Visit a working dairy goat farm with Nubians,
Saanens, Alpines, Toggenburgs and LaManchas.
Tour the farm on a haywagon pulled by a real
John Deere tractor, meet the farmers, meet
the goats, meet the chickens, cuddle with the
kids, see the dairy and learn about milking and
processing the milk, making cheese, yogurt and
soap.
We started the farm with the intent to become
more sustainable and to have access to local
foods that are not laced with antibiotics or
hormones. As we grew, we realized that other
people shared our desire and so we started
sharing our food. We operate our farm with the
help of WWOOF, interns through the WorldWide
Opportunities on Organic Farms, who we teach
how to operate their own farm some day. You will
also be able to meet some of our farm friends,
other sustainable farmers and artists who have
been invited to share our farm day with us.
Products for sale include: raw goat milk, goat
milk yogurt, goat cheese (chevre, fromage, feta),
goat yogurt ranch dressing, goat milk soap. All
products are labeled and sold as animal food/
animal food ingredient only, not for human
consumption per Florida State Law.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take I-10 towards
Lake City. Take exit 251 for FL-14 E. Turn left onto
FL-14 E. Turn right to stay on FL-14 E. Continue
onto S Range St through downtown. Turn right
onto Base St/90. Take the third left onto Duval
St (NE corner CVS). Turn right onto FL-145N/
Livingston St. Continue to follow FL-145 N. Turn
right onto CR-254/NE Dusty Miller Ave. Continue
to follow NE Dusty Miller Ave. Continue onto CR255. Turn left onto NE English Ivy Trail. Small
dirt road—blue street sign just before a house
with a pond and two fake deer in front yard. 438
NE English Ivy Trail, Pinetta, FL 32350. At the
end of the road, turn left and make immediate
right into driveway with single red gate. Please
follow the driveway around to the designated
parking area and greeting tent.
Southern Craft Creamery/
Cindale Farms
Contact: Lauren O’Bryan
Address: 3958 Old US Road
Marianna, FL 32446
Phone: 850-573-1458
Saturday, October 19, 9:30 am-3:30 pm CST
(please note time zone)
Sunday, October 20, 9:30 am-3:30 pm
Tours: 9:30 am, 11 am, 1:30 pm, 3:00 pm
Southern Craft Creamery is a family owned and
operated creamery providing handcrafted ice
cream featuring milk from our dairy, Cindale
Farms, and unique, local ingredients. We will
offer tours of our farm to explain how we milk
and care for our cows, a display showcasing our
ice cream-making process and free ice cream
samples. Our farm tours will be scheduled, but
please drop by anytime between 9:30 am–3:30
pm to learn about handcrafted ice cream and
sample some of our offerings. Ice cream will be
for sale by the scoop and pint.
Directions: From Tallahassee, travel west on
I-10 for 56 miles. Take exit 142 toward Marianna.
Merge onto FL-71 N, travel for 1.8 miles. Turn
left onto FL-10 W/FL-71 N/US-90 W (travel 1.6
mi). Turn right onto FL-71 N (travel 3.5 mi). Turn
left onto FL-166 S/Caverns Rd (travel 2.1 mi).
Turn right onto CR-167/Old US Rd (travel 2.1 mi).
Destination will be on the right (Cindale Farms
sign by the drive). Please follow the signs up the
drive to the barn.
Sweet South Cottage
& Farms
Contact: Lisa Ard
Address: 6007 Veterans Memorial Road
Phone: 850-878-0165
Website: www.sweetsouthcottage.com
Butterfly Greenhouse Tours: Beginning at 10 am,
every hour
Workshops: Chicken Discussion, beginning at
10:30 am, every hour
Tips for Orchid Gardening in Greenhouses, 11 am
and 2 pm
Have you dreamed of strolling through a French
Country Flea Market picking through a treasure
trove of one-of-a-kind finds? Do you wish to fill
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your home with the delights that you see in the
pages of your favorite flea market, garden or
cottage inspired magazines?
The 2nd Annual “French Country Flea Market,”
celebrating the two-year anniversary of Sweet
South Cottage and Farms, will be held Saturday,
October 19, 2013 and will feature numerous
vendors showcasing antique and vintage
curiosities, hand-painted furniture, vintage feed
and flour sacks, architectural salvage, vintage
farm equipment, up-cycled treasures, handmade jewelry, local art, children’s clothing and
accessories, orchids and other plants and mouthwatering delights.
With an increased emphasis on agritourism,
brand new this year is our Sweet South Swanky
Chicken Coop (which has a chandelier and
furniture) featuring over forty unusual chicken
breeds. Also added this year, and not to be
missed, is our butterfly greenhouse where you
will see the entire butterfly life cycle.
Directions: From Tallahassee, travel east on
US-90/Mahan Dr toward Monticello. Pass I-10.
Travel 6.8 miles past I-10 and turn left on Hwy-59
(Veterans Memorial Rd) This section of Hwy-59 is
in Leon County, not Jefferson County. Travel 2.3
miles on Hwy-59 and Sweet South Cottage and
Farms is located on the right in front of a large
Victorian house in the background.
Ten-Speed Greens
Urban Farm
Contact: Claire Mitchell
Address: 400 W 6th Avenue
Phone: 850-443-8590
Website: tenspeedgreens.com
Urban farms? Check. Lady farmers? Check.
Bicycle delivery? Check. These are the coolest
things about Ten-Speed Greens Urban Farm. We
are Claire Mitchell and Danielle Krasniqi, and
we started work on an abandoned community
garden in the Levy Park neighborhood in fall
2012. What was then a mess of overgrown weeds
is now an intensively cultivated quarter-acre farm.
When you check out Ten-Speed Greens, you’ll
see the methods we use to grow a whole lot of
food in a little space, and our bicycle trailers
which we use to deliver produce. We’ll also have
lots of produce for sale, including our loose leaf
salad mix, which is our specialty. Best of all,
you’ll get a chance to meet the lady farmers, and
we’ll be sure to take you on a farm tour. We look
forward to seeing you!
Directions: In Tallahassee, traveling north on
Monroe St, take a left onto 7th Ave (at the Senior
Center). Continue for 3 blocks. Turn left on Martin
Luther King Blvd, then right on W 6th Ave. Farm
will be on your right.
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Turkey Hill Farm
Contact: Louise Divine
Address: 3546 Baum Rd.
Phone: 850-216-4024
Website: http://www.localharvest.org/turkey-
hill-farm-M4181
Sunday, October 20, 12:30 pm-6:30 pm (please,
no late comers)
Tours: Throughout the afternoon
Turkey Hill Farm is 89 acres of diverse
ecosystems in eastern Leon County. On the 20acre hill we grow vegetables, fruits and shiitake
mushrooms for sale at local markets, to select
restaurants, and online through the Red Hills
Online Market (www.rhomarket.com). We farm
in the open fields, as well as in the high shade
of planted pines. The selective use of these
microclimates and two unheated high tunnels
allows us to grow almost year-round. There
is a small citrus grove of oranges, satsumas,
grapefruit and pomelos, a fig orchard, Japanese
persimmons, pears, blueberries and muscadines.
Elephant garlic, shallots, sweet potatoes, winter
squash, lettuces, arugula, winter greens and
shiitake mushrooms are all staples through
the winter months. We have a small flock of
American Buff Geese, a breed whose survival
is characterized as critical by the American
Livestock Conservancy. The flock has doubled in
number and lives freely and forages for most of
their food.
Turkey Hill Farm is Certified Naturally Grown and
uses absolutely NO synthetic chemical fertilizers,
insecticides, herbicides or fungicides. We build
healthy soil with compost and cover crops.
Farmer Herman has an extensive composting
program as the basis of our farm fertility.
Farmer Herman Holley and Miss Louise Divine
welcome you to the farm tours. Our market will
be set up with produce and plants for sale. A
vegetarian lunch of soup and salad will also be
Directions: From Tallahassee, go east on US-90/
Tennessee St/Mahan Dr/ toward Monticello.
After the I-10 overpass, go 5 miles to Baum Rd
(you will cross Black Creek and pass Border to
Border Nursery). Turn left on Baum Rd, and go
about 0.25 mile. The farm is on the left; look for
signs.
Twin Oaks Farm
Contact: Renee Savary
Address: 3207 Creek Road
Bonifay, FL 32425
Phone: 850-547-5636
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.twinoaksfarm.net
Sunday, October 20, 10 am-4 pm CST (please
note time zone)
Workshops (Ongoing): An in-depth look at certain
aspects of our farm, like backyard and organic
beekeeping, learn about our Gulf Coast sheep,
why we have donkeys on the farm, and take a look
at our worm bins. We will also have activities for
children. Visit our website for details.
Twin Oaks Farm is a 94-acre Certified Organic
farm, located in Holmes County, Florida, started
five years ago. We raise chickens and ducks
for egg and meat production, which are fed a
certified organic mix of grains without soy. They
roam freely on pasture all day long. Grass, bugs
and sunshine are part of their diet.
We also raise a herd of registered Gulf Coast
sheep. Learn about this incredible breed
developed through natural selection under
semitropical range conditions that is now on
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the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy
endangered list. This year, for the first time we
will be offering lamb meat for sale from lambs
born on the farm and 100 percent grass fed.
During your visit you will have an in-depth look
into our backyard organic beekeeping: how we
choose to raise smaller size bees on smaller
hives and how they thrive in a no spray, all organic
environment.
See the worm bins, pasture-raised rabbits, stroll
through our garden or just sit and relax under the
tree for some of our delicious food from our “Oak
Tree Café.”
At the farm we produce a line of preserves and
other canned goods with organic and/or local
ingredients only. All of our products and lunch
will be available for purchase the day of the tour.
Please visit our website for more information.
Take I-10 to exit 112 (Bonifay), Go north on SR-79
for 7.5 miles (little bridge with kid’s playground
on the left at the corner of Creek Road), turn left
onto Creek Rd, 3207 is the first concrete driveway
on your right. Please follow parking directions.
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Tyre Road Citrus Orchard &
Gardens
Contact: Ken Steelman
Address: 651 Tyre Road
Havana, FL 32333
Phone: 850-539-1912
Sunday, October 20, 1:30 pm-7:30 pm
Tours: Periodically
Yes, you can grow multiple varieties of citrus here
in North Florida! During your visit with us you
will see over 20 varieties of citrus grown under
the filtered light of oaks and pines. Please note:
if you have been here before there has been an
address change from 561 Tyre Road, to 651 Tyre
Road. It’s easier than you think. Come, enjoy and
learn how we have learned to grow citrus in our
North Florida climate.
Directions: From Tallahassee: From I-10 in
Tallahassee to Tyre Road Orchard and Gardens
your trip will be approximately 9.5 miles. Go
north on Monroe St (Hwy 27). You will pass Lake
Jackson and continue north through the Capitol
Circle/Old Bainbridge intersection. You will pass
over Ochlockonee River Bridge and into Gadsden
County. Start looking for the Havana Christmas
Tree Farm which will be on your left. The very
next right-hand turn lane is Rich Bay Rd. Turn
right. The very next left is Tyre Road and is paved.
Turn left. Address is on the mailbox, look for
Farm Tour signs.
Wakulla Berries
Wheeler Farm
Contact: Hillary Brigham
Address: 252 Wakulla Springs Road
Crawfordville, FL 32327
Phone: 850-228-7942
Website: wakullaberries.webs.com
This farm was started in 2007. We received the
Innovative Agriculture award for Wakulla County
from UF IFAS and Farm Credit in 2012 for our
method of installation. The design minimizes
use of water and chemicals with weed barrier
covering drip line under the plants. The lack of
thorns and trellising make picking easy. There
are 780 thornless blackberry plants of two
varieities. You may also see chickens, turkeys and
miniature donkeys.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take Hwy-319/FL61 S. Slight left onto FL-61 S/Wakulla Springs Rd
about 3 miles past Capital Circle. Farm is 4 miles
on the left, 0.5 mile south of the Leon/Wakulla
line.
Contact: Robert Wheeler
Address: 3158 Wheeler Lane
Chipley, FL 32428
Phone: 850-638-8984
850-260-2447 Cell
Sunday, October 20, 10 am-4 pm CST
Cost: $8/person (18+), includes workshop. Preregistration is required.
Workshop: Comprehensive Organic Gardening: 11
am and 1 pm
Tours: As needed
We are a USDA Certified Organic farm. We grow
over 35 different produce items. We teach the
public about the importance of working with
nature—then nature will provide. At our farm,
biodiversity is the key to successful organic
gardening. Learn more about this important topic
at the workshops. Fresh produce will be for sale,
please call for details.
We are asking for a small donation of $8.00/
person (18 +) to cover our expenses for the day.
Reservations are required; please call or email
two weeks in advance.
Directions: From Tallahassee, take I-10 to Chipley
exit. Go in town, turn right at McDonald’s/
Brickyard Rd. Turn right on Orange Hill Hwy
(Water Tower). Go south for 16 miles to Quail
Hollow Blvd. Dirt road intersection, turn left, road
turns paved again, go 3 miles to Wheeler Lane.
Turn right, farm is on the right. Do not use GPS
from Tallahassee.
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1235 Apalachee Pkwy, Tallahassee, FL
114 Artzi Dr., Thomasville, GA
8101 Waukeenah Hwy., Monticello, FL
804 Frank Smith Rd., Quincy, FL
Bradley Farms
1565 Glen Julia Rd., Chattahoochee, FL
Brooks County Courthouse Square
100 E. Screven Street, Quitman, GA
Calathora Farms
1299 Georgia Hwy. 111, Moultrie, GA
Caney Branch Farm
3224 Cody Church Rd., Monticello, FL
Clear Lake Farm
15824 N US-19, Lamont, FL
11061 W US 90, Greenville, FL
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291 Green Meadows Dr., Monticello, FL
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Full Earth Farm
1050 Solomon Dairy Rd., Quincy, FL
Green Meadows Farm
177 E. Bluebird Rd., Monticello, FL
Holly Hill Farm at Tupelo’s
Bakery & Café
220 West Washington Street, Monticello, FL
514 Dunn Street, Tallahassee, FL
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Johnnie’s Garden
285 Strom Rd., Quincy, FL
30 St. Frances St., Crawfordville, FL
Longview Farms
1190 Concord Rd., Havana, FL
Ladybird Organics
1211 Waukeenah Hwy., Monticello, FL
Ocheesee Creamery
28367 NE SR 69, Grand Ridge, FL
400 Cedar Hill Rd., Tallahassee, FL
305 NE Artemesia Trail, Madison, FL
Ragged Glory Farm
162 Hawkridge Dr., Havana, FL
Red Hills Grazers
1329 S. Main Ave., Monticello, FL
Rocky Comfort Farms
6441 Pat Thomas Pkwy., Quincy, FL
2129 Jackson Bluff Rd., Tallahassee, FL
SB Farms
4769 Hwy 2, Malone, FL
Serenity Acres Farm & Goat Dairy
438 NE English Ivy Trail, Pinetta, FL
Southern Craft Creamery/
Cindale Farms
3958 Old US Rd., Marianna, FL
Sweet South Cottage & Farms
6007 Veterans Memorial Rd., Tallahassee, FL
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iGrow “Whatever You Like”
Youth Farm
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704 Barnes Rd., Monticello, FL
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Gil’s Fish Farm
2854 Highview Circle, Chipley, FL
2458 Grassroots Way, Tallahassee, FL
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1600 Miccosukee Rd., Tallahassee, FL
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Dickerson Farms
12 Hayfield Spur, Monticello, FL
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Artzi Vegetables & Pita Queen, LLC
Full Moon Farm & Apiary
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New Leaf Market
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Tupelo’s Bakery & Café
Turkey Hill Farm
3546 Baum Rd., Tallahassee, FL
Twin Oaks Farm
3207 Creek Rd., Bonifay, FL
Tyre Road Citrus Orchard & Gardens
651 Tyre Rd., Havana, FL
Wakulla Berries
252 Wakulla Springs Rd., Crawfordville, FL
Wheeler Farm
3158 Wheeler Lane, Chipley, FL
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Monticello/Lamont, pg. 18
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