Food is at a crisis- GMO’s, pesticides, fungicides, microplastics, and more lace what you find in the grocery store. They are contributing to a national crisis of disease, obesity and declining fertility rates.
But there’s a better way:
sourcing fresh, real food from local farmers who you can trust.
We’re the Kilpatrick family, and we love growing nutrient dense, safe food for you and your family. It’s important to us that we eat what we grow, so that means we grow our food without harmful pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides. To make sure our fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, and transplants are as good as they can be, we use compost, rock dusts, and prebiotics to fuel the soil, encourage beneficial insects, bees, and earthworm habitat, and work with nature to produce the best food possible!
Michael’s love affair with growing food started at a young age, and he and his brother started Kilpatrick Family Farm in upstate NY in 2003. He ran that until 2015 when after marrying Savannah, she wanted to be near her family in Ohio to raise their kids. Savannah is passionate about toxin-free living and raising Charlotte, Simon, and Kate. The farm on Central was started in the summer of 2020 to bring fresh foods and vegetables to the southern Ohio region.
Michael’s other business is Growing Farmers, an online education company that empowers farmers to build sustainable, profitable farming systems. Farm on Central acts as a testing, research & development and educational training farm for the company.
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Business Hours: Monday – Friday: 10am-7pm / Saturday: 10am-5pm
Business Hours: Tuesday – Friday: 10 am-7 pm / Saturday: 10 am-5 pm
Closed Sunday & Monday
🠪 Hours subject to change, please check our Google listing for latest update. 🠨
Doing Business with us is different: Pesticide free, GMO free, Government Free.
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