One family,
one hundred and
forty years.

A farm rooted in education, working to close the gap in food insecurity, and nurturing a community where everyone has access to fresh, healthy food.

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A hand-drawn pencil sketch of Bivens' Barn beneath a canopy of trees

Food can change our lives.

Graybeard Farms is dedicated to growing fresh, sustainable produce while educating and nourishing our community. We work to restore our local food system by cultivating healthy soil, providing equitable access to fresh food, and creating hands-on learning opportunities for all ages.

“The land remembers those who tend it with care.”

Our Heritage

Rooted in history, growing for tomorrow.

Since 1885, Graybeard Farms has been a working family farm. For generations, our hands have turned this soil, learning its rhythms and respecting its boundaries.

But tradition isn’t just about looking back it’s about carrying the best of the past forward. Today, we blend heritage farming wisdom with progressive, sustainable practices to ensure this land remains vibrant for the next hundred and forty years.

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What’s Growing

The Seasonal Harvest

Nature dictates our menu. Discover what’s fresh, vibrant, and ready for your table right now.

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Spring Greens

Tender lettuces, crisp spinach, and vibrant microgreens bursting with early-season energy.

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Summer Heirlooms

Sun-ripened tomatoes, sweet corn, and peppers carrying the warmth of long golden days.

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Autumn Roots

Hearty squashes, deep earthy root vegetables, and crisp apples ready for the cellar.

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Strawberry Patch

Our Purpose

Closing the gap in food insecurity.

We believe that access to fresh, healthy food is a fundamental human right, not a privilege. That’s why a significant portion of everything we grow is dedicated to local food banks and community initiatives.

But providing food is only half the equation. Through our on-farm education programs, we teach sustainable growing practices, healthy cooking, and the profound importance of local food systems to students of all ages.

A Shared Harvest

A meaningful portion of everything we grow goes directly to local food banks.

Growing Minds

Hosting students to teach the importance of local food systems.

Step onto the land.

There is a quiet profoundness to walking a working farm at golden hour. Come for a tour, a workshop, or simply to breathe the air.

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One family,one hundred andforty years.