Poplar Ridge Farm, LLC

We will remain organic stewards of the land and offer surplus to in need food banks. For 20 years we have been an educationally based farm operation because our owner is a teacher, writer and consultant in the field of health,sports, dance and physical therapy since 1979. We have accepted culinary, hospitality, environmental science and agricultural interns from many schools. Learning to farm was

06/19/2022

Poplar Ridge Farm is now farming in beautiful California! We are offering much of our work to charities and locals that wish to learn about farming. Loving every minute of sharing our 40 plus years of knowledge about farming, nutrition, health, wellness and fitness.

03/03/2021

Hello dear farm friends! Poplar Ridge Farm has still maintained its certified organic soil standards. 2021 will bring changes. Our on farm market stand and CSA has been closed. All that we grow in 2021 will be offered to local charitable groups through gleaners. Our educational consulting and event planning will continue. Contact us at [email protected] if interested in booking speaking engagements or any of our educational services.
Happy gardening everyone!

05/29/2019

Hello dear farm friends! Poplar Ridge Farm is still maintaining its certified organic standards. 2019 will bring changes. Our on farm market stand and CSA will be closed. We will be growing and we are offering surplus to local charitable groups through gleaners. Contact us at [email protected] if interested.
Happy gardening everyone!

12/23/2018

Happy Holidays everyone! My father constructed a Poplar Ridge Farm Inn and shops for a Christmas display. Every piece, every shingle made by hand.

10/28/2018

Good news the Sweet Potatoes and the Jerusalem Artichokes all made it through the Hurricane Florence floods and they are beautiful!
They will be on sale beginning this Wed 1-5 and Sat 8-1 and every week until sold out.

09/23/2018

Season will be over soon at the farm! Come get the September harvest! We will have sweet potatoes in October! It appears they made it thru hurricane.

09/17/2018

The flood waters have reached 5 ft in two of our fields and getting higher. Horses have been evacuated to high ground and any crops we could get to have been harvested early. There will be tremendous loss and days more before we can see the damage. Never seen anything like this!