Farming So the Next Generation Can, Too
We meet the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) standards and use sustainable techniques across every acre we farm.
How We Protect the Land
We use sustainable agriculture techniques to manage weeds, pests, disease, erosion, and soil health.
- Crop rotations
- Cover crops
- Soil enrichment
- Natural pest predators
- Crop diversity
- Best water-management practices
The Barn Owl Program
We participate in the University of Florida's Barn Owl nesting program, which provides nests for barn owls. These owls deliver natural rodent control. They reduce the rats and mice that damage crops and equipment.
Predator pest control decreases our need for poisonous pest products, creating a more organic environment for crops to thrive.
Natural Rodent Control
A single barn owl family can remove thousands of rodents in a single nesting season, protecting crops without chemicals.
The Benefits of Sustainable Farming
Environmental Preservation
Protecting soil, water, and habitat for the long term.
Long-Term Profitability
Healthy land and efficient inputs keep the farm viable for generations.
Efficient Use of Resources
Making the most of non-renewable resources through precision farming.
Public Health Protection
Fewer chemicals and rigorous food-safety standards protect everyone.
Water Management
Following South Florida Water Management District best practices.
Social & Economic Equity
Fair, responsible farming that gives back to the community.