The Kenyon Farm

05/04/2026

These freshly harvested micro babies are headed to The Kenyon Inn & Restaurant, Gambier, OH ✨️

04/27/2026

Harvest carrots ✔️
Wash carrots ✔️
Sort carrots ✔️

04/22/2026

Let's celebrate Earth Day together!

Join us TODAY 4-6PM in Oden Auditorium for a screening of the film "Wasted! The Story of Food Waste" followed by a panel discussion featuring voices from AVI, Kenyon Grounds Maintenance, Center of Hope, and The Kenyon Farm.

04/13/2026

Full bellies and full hearts ❤️

Nothing better than ending the year around the table, sharing a farm-to-table meal and celebrating all that we have accomplished this year.

03/24/2026

Growing Ginger – Year 3 🫚

Ginger is started like potatoes. We cut seed ginger into pieces, and each little “eye” pushes up a new shoot.

We give it a head start indoors for a few weeks before moving the starts out to the high tunnel.

By early fall, it’ll be ready for harvest and making its way into dishes at Peirce Dining Hall. From our farm to our student's plates.

03/24/2026

Starting Seeds at the Kenyon Farm
March 29th, 2:00 PM

Spring is a great time to start growing the foods that will fill summer gardens. Join us at Kenyon Farm to learn the basics of starting seeds indoors. We’ll talk about what seeds need to sprout, how to care for young plants, and which crops are easiest to grow at home. Participants will plant seeds such as tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and squash and take their starts home to grow.

Meet at the Kenyon Farm.

10/15/2025

10/10/2025

9.30.25
Students in the Life Along the Kokosing course visited the farm for a tour and harvested leeks for Those leeks made their way straight to Peirce Dining Hall, where they were enjoyed by students!

10/10/2025

10.8.25

Students in the Anthropology of Food course visited the farm for a farm tour and helped plant kale for the winter season. We love sharing how food shapes culture and creates community!

10/10/2025

This week, students from the Mount Vernon and Utica FFA Chapters visited the Kenyon Farm to sharpen their skills in soil judging ahead of the Ohio FFA State Soils Contest tomorrow.

Best of luck to the Utica, Mount Vernon, and East Knox FFA Chapters’ Rural and Urban Soils Teams as they compete for the chance to represent Ohio at the national level in Oklahoma this May!