Farm Updates

"Have fun while you're working" 

will always be heard at Aunt Julie's Farm!

On August 30, 2019, Matt broke ground at Aunt Julie's Farm. We conducted a water absorption test and it was a success! 

When you visit the Farm, you'll be able to see Matt having fun while he's working hard. He will be helping with all aspects of the Farm and can provide some fun facts of the area for guests. 

"Smiles for Miles" will be seen 

at Aunt Julie's Farm!

Nina will make everyone smile when they visit Aunt Julie's Farm. Her kind heart and sense of humor will make friends of the Farm feel welcomed and I'm sure provide a few laughs while they visit.

 Something smells "fishy" 

at Aunt Julie's Farm! 

Two acres of Aunt Julie's Farm land will be dedicated for a pond and fishing area. The pond will be stocked with bass, blue gill, perch, and other. Guests won't need to worry about fishing gear because they'll be able to rent it from "Kody's Bait and Tackle Shop."  

Nephew and fishing expert, Kody, 

will be handling project management for the pond and fishing area. Research and design are currently underway. 

Photo: Great-nephews Knox and Luka are featured here 

with their uncle Kody.

 Have a holly jolly time 

at Aunt Julie's Farm!

The amazing people at REDROCK FARM supplied our first order of Christmas tree seedlings. Four acres will consist of 

several varieties of trees. 

Aunt Julie's Farm will use the Christmas trees as a fundraising opportunity for youth group leaders, nephew Hunter and niece Salena so their entire youth group can go to camp. 

For more information about REDROCK FARM, check out their website: https://www.christmastrees.net/