Knowledge. Tradition. Hospitality.
Part of our responsibility at Elmwood Stock Farm is to educate our community as to why we choose to produce food in a regenerative, holistic system. Designed for curious adults and children alike, you’ll learn about how food gets from the farm to your plate, the biological principles behind organic farming, and the importance of understanding where your food comes from.
PUBLIC FARM TOURS
Every year, we host a series of tours that open our family farm up to the public. These tours are hosted during the warm months.
Expect public tours to return in 2027. We can’t wait to have you back to sample daily farm life here in beautiful Scott County, Kentucky.
The Farm Experience
Each 2-hour tour will showcase the joys and secrets of organic farming and will touch on many of the techniques employed at Elmwood Stock Farm, including greenhouse production systems, pastured poultry and pigs, grass-fed cattle and sheep, vegetable growing, soil building, ecologically sustainable agriculture, and beneficial insects, to name a few.
Farm tours are held rain or shine, except in the event of severe weather.
About Tickets
- Farm tour tickets must be purchased ahead of time as group size is limited.
- Children under the age of 12 can claim free tickets when attending with an adult.
Benefits for current CSA Members
- Purchase at least one ticket, then add the rest of your family at no charge by contacting the farm directly!
- After attending, we’ll credit the value of your ticket to your CSA account, giving you extra items that season!
PRIVATE FARM TOURS
Schedule a private farm tour on any weekday – we offer these year-round, with topics curated for your specific group and interest.
Private farm tours are perfect for
- School Trips
- Corporate Teams
- Garden Clubs
- Environmental Groups
- Homeschool Communities
- Local & Regional Government Teams
- Aspiring Gardners & Homesteaders
- Interested Family Groups
Possible Topics
These are great subjects to base your private tour on.
- A general farm tour
- Organic food and farming—focus on health and flavor
- Plant production
- Pasture-based livestock production—chickens, turkeys, sheep, cattle
- Trees or birds on the farm
- Farming and gardening with insects—good bug, bad bug
- Year-round food production
- Conservation practices
And more! Contact us to plan your ideal event.
