Tir na n'Og Farm

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A Hundred Thousand Welcomes to The Land of the Young

 

In Irish mythology Tir na n'Og is heaven, an island to the west, where you go after death and stay young forever.  In real life it is 12.5 acres of rolling North East Iowa farmland located in Clayton County.  A remnant of one of the oldest farms in the township, the farmstead has been occupied and farmed since 1858.  I took over in 2003 and have been producing naturally grown vegetables, beef, chickens, and eggs ever since.

During the growing season (late-April through October) I have a variety fresh produce for sale directly off the farm, at some farmers markets, and also provide produce to a regional cooperative; GROWN Locally.  Grown Locally delivers farm produce to restaurants and other institutions throughout 7 northeast Iowa and 2 southwest Wisconsin counties. You can find our produce at retail outlets in Decorah (Oneota Co-op) and Lansing (Village Creek Farm)   For more information on click on the link to the left.  To check what is available direct from Tir na n'Og check the Produce Available link to the left.

Take some time to browse around the farm in the Photo Gallery, read about the history of the farm, and how the produce I sell is grown and handled.

I am re-doing my website this year, so some information from the old website will not be available as I undergo the change.

 

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