Upcoming events:
15th Annual Farm Tour – September 28 – 29, 2024. 11AM – 5PM RAIN OR SHINE
Rucker Farm will only be participating on Sunday only!
Guided tour times: 11:00am, 1:00pm, 3:00pm
(Feel free to enjoy a self-guided walk around the farm as well!)
No dogs, please.
Ready-to-Eat Rucker Farm 100% grass-fed beef hot dogs and maple sugar cotton candy available for purchase with a pop-up farm store! FREE Event! Pop-up farm store!
- WINTER WALK SERIES
(FREE Event)
January-March: 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month. 10am-12pm with pop-up farm store at the end!
Enjoy a slow meandering walk on the back acres of the Rucker property. This is not a formal talking tour, rather a community building opportunity to connect with our customer base and make new friends! All ages welcome!
A Farmers' Solstice: June 20, 2024
Are you interested in bringing a group of folks out to the farm (homeschoolers, club, or class)? Please let us know! We are more than happy to look at the calendar with you!
Testimonials
I could not be happier about the event! I'd go to say it was hands down the best farm tour we have had. You and Garrett are both so passionate and inspiring. Your kids are so cute and fun. Toren kept telling people "I'm in the family!" It was adorable. Thank you for sharing so much of your personal health story and your reasons for farming. People really enjoyed and connected with it. I'm so happy to have discovered your farm and am excited to connect more about all the amazing things you have in store!
Isabelle is absolutely wonderful and so hospitable! She graciously showed my family her whole operation having not met us prior to our visit. She is committed to producing excellent quality food while being completely transparent with their production process.
We had a wonderful time visiting Rucker Farm and receiving a farm tour. Isabelle went above and beyond to show us exactly what it takes to give her customers the best quality food. There’s nothing better than finding a local farm that you can trust to provide quality food and we are so lucky to have found it at Ruckers Farm.
