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Friday 9am - 6pm Saturday 9am - 1pm

Amy's Farm

We are a regenerative educational farm. After 35 years our lease is ending. Guided tours are offered by reservation Monday-Saturday.
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Tours offer guests the opportunity for hands-on farming activities including milking a cow! Our produce stand is "beyond organic" and self-serve, open Tues-Sat. A parking placard is required on Sat. Explore-the-farm and volunteer opportunities Tues-Fri 9am-5pm. The store, walk-the-farm and volunteer opportunities are not available Sunday and Mondays year round. For more information, please visit w

ww.amysfarm.com, or contact our office at 844-426-9732 or by email [email protected]. Amy's Farm does not accept reservation requests through social media platforms.

08/31/2023

Today is Day 30 of our 30 Days of Gratitude project. We have created this collection as a record of the many things that we are grateful for on Amy’s Farm. There are so many small blessings and “favorites” on this enchanting farm. After 35 years, and since we are no longer allowed to lease this land, we would like to take the final days of our lease and care of this land to offer thanks to the service of all of the things we love. Join us on this journey as we highlight some of our favorite things about the farm.

30. Rosemary bush: Rosemary is known as the herb of fond remembrance. We are forever grateful for our rosemary bush. This herb is one of our original established plants on the farm. We have harvested from this plant for years and years. What a treat it has been to know that any time that we needed this memorable flavor for a special dish, all we had to do is walk out to the garden and harvest a few sprigs. And as our 30 Days of Gratitude Project concludes, we hope that you will always fondly remember Amy’s Farm. Think of us when you encounter rosemary. And, in the words of William Shakespeare, “There’s rosemary, that’s for remembrance. Pray you, love, remember.”

If you have ever enjoyed this little corner called Amy’s Farm, would you consider donating? Our GoFundMe is: Thank you Amy’s Farm, link in bio.

08/29/2023

Today is Day 29 of our 30 Days of Gratitude project. We have created this collection as a record of the many things that we are grateful for on Amy’s Farm. There are so many small blessings and “favorites” on this enchanting farm. After 35 years, and since we are no longer allowed to lease this land, we would like to take the final days of our lease and care of this land to offer thanks to the service of all of the things we love. Join us on this journey as we highlight some of our favorite things about the farm.

29. Friendships: Amy’s Farm has been a setting for many friendships to blossom and grow. Our mission at Amy’s Farm has been to Cultivate, Educate, and Preserve. The cultivate aspect does not just apply to cultivating the land, but we also had the vision of cultivating friendships and we have seen wonderful friendships develop over the years. Small children, just taking their first steps have walked the paths of Amy’s Farm, and now these same small children are adults and are bringing their own small children. What a wonderful thing to see. We are forever grateful for the many friendships cultivated on Amy’s Farm.

If you have ever enjoyed this little corner called Amy’s Farm, would you consider donating? Our GoFundMe is: Thank you Amy’s Farm, link in bio.

08/28/2023

Today is Day 28 of our 30 Days of Gratitude project. We have created this collection as a record of the many things that we are grateful for on Amy’s Farm. There are so many small blessings and “favorites” on this enchanting farm. After 35 years, and since we are no longer allowed to lease this land, we would like to take the final days of our lease and care of this land to offer thanks to the service of all of the things we love. Join us on this journey as we highlight some of our favorite things about the farm.

28. Prayer time on the farm: We care deeply for the spiritual health of our farm family. In the middle of the day Farmer Randy would invite our farm family to pause and sit together and rest from our work. We would sing songs, each child having a chance to select a song. We would practice gratitude and share what we were thankful for. And we would share prayers and concerns and talk to God. It was a wonderful opportunity to create balance and intention in our daily routine.

If you have ever enjoyed this little corner called Amy’s Farm, would you consider donating? Our GoFundMe is: Thank you Amy’s Farm, link in bio.

08/25/2023

Please join us this Friday and Saturday for our final sale in our Amy’s Farm Produce Stand. Availabilities include:

Eggplant
Jalapeños
Basil
Chives
Sage
Heirloom Tomatoes
Butternut squash
Spaghetti squash
Curly kale
Leeks
Okra
Tomatillos
Figs
And more!
7698 Eucalyptus Ave.
Ontario, Ca 91762
August 25, 3pm-6pm
August 26, 9am-1pm

08/23/2023

Today is Day 27 of our 30 Days of Gratitude project. We have created this collection as a record of the many things that we are grateful for on Amy’s Farm. There are so many small blessings and “favorites” on this enchanting farm. After 35 years, and since we are no longer allowed to lease this land, we would like to take the final days of our lease and care of this land to offer thanks to the service of all of the things we love. Join us on this journey as we highlight some of our favorite things about the farm.

27. Helping Hands: Amy’s Farm has always been a place that welcomes eager learners and helpers. Thousands of volunteers have lent their helping hands to make our mission possible. We are incredibly grateful for all of our farm friends for making Amy’s Farm such a beautiful place, full of joy, love and friendship.

If you have ever enjoyed this little corner called Amy’s Farm, would you consider donating? Our GoFundMe is: Thank you Amy’s Farm, link in bio.

08/19/2023

Heirloom tomato season is slowly coming to an end. Come today, Saturday, to our produce stand to grab yours. Our produce stand is open today for shopping from 9am-1pm. We hope to see you soon! 7698 Eucalyptus Ave. Ontario

Today is Day 26 of our 30 Days of Gratitude project. We have created this collection as a record of the many things that we are grateful for on Amy’s Farm. There are so many small blessings and “favorites” on this enchanting farm. After 35 years, and since we are no longer allowed to lease this land, we would like to take the final days of our lease and care of this land to offer thanks to the service of all of the things we love. Join us on this journey as we highlight some of our favorite things about the farm.

26. Tree planting: Inside our produce stand you can see a painting of a tree-planting. Amy painted these walls 13 years ago and she featured her favorite activity on the farm, planting a tree. We have planted over 300 trees on these ten acres in the past 35 years. Planting a tree is a symbol of hope for the future, a sign of respect for nature and our environment, and an act of commitment to its care. Planting a tree is a risk and an act of faith. We love this quote by Robert B. Oetting ~ “We must strive to touch the land gently and care for it as true stewards that those who follow us may see our mark on the land was one of respect and love…”

If you have ever enjoyed this little corner called Amy’s Farm, would you consider donating? Our GoFundMe is: Thank you Amy’s Farm, link in bio.

08/16/2023

Today is Day 25 of our 30 Days of Gratitude project. We have created this collection as a record of the many things that we are grateful for on Amy’s Farm. There are so many small blessings and “favorites” on this enchanting farm. After 35 years, and since we are no longer allowed to lease this land, we would like to take the final days of our lease and care of this land to offer thanks to the service of all of the things we love. Join us on this journey as we highlight some of our favorite things about the farm.

25. Farm Signs: We have all enjoyed the many signs scattered throughout the farm - signs for information, education, and inspiration. Amy’s favorite were her signs with quotes from famous authors. Also, you could find our theme verse: “Rooted and grounded in love, Ephesians 3:17”. At the entrance to the farm is Amy’s welcome statement: “Enter and nurture your soul”. Amy’s Farm has been a place to unwind, unplug, and reconnect with nature. We all have recognized that this place has been soul nurturing.
Also at the entrance is Farmer Randy’s welcome statement: “Shalom” which means peace. Shalom can be used in greeting and in parting, a simple word of well-wishing peace. We have always strived for Amy’s Farm to be a place of peace. We hope that all of our visitors have felt this peace when they have entered this place.

If you have ever enjoyed this little corner called Amy’s Farm, would you consider donating? Our GoFundMe is: Thank you Amy’s Farm, link in bio.

08/12/2023

Now is the time to come purchase your favorite heirloom tomatoes and fresh produce from Amy’s Farm. Our self-serve produce stand is open for limited hours this summer. Fridays, from 3pm-6pm and Saturdays, from 9am-1pm.

Today is Day 24 of our 30 Days of Gratitude project. We have created this collection as a record of the many things that we are grateful for on Amy’s Farm. There are so many small blessings and “favorites” on this enchanting farm. After 35 years, and since we are no longer allowed to lease this land, we would like to take the final days of our lease and care of this land to offer thanks to the service of all of the things we love. Join us on this journey as we highlight some of our favorite things about the farm.

24. Barn: Everything on our farm is outdoors, except for this space. The barn is where our visitors come to shop for our fresh produce. And now, there are only a few weeks left to shop our produce on this property. The barn has been a haven and a treasure. And, of course, we must mention the hundreds of class pictures that have been taken in front of this building. We are very grateful for this space.

If you have ever enjoyed this little corner called Amy’s Farm, would you consider donating? Our GoFundMe is: Thank you Amy’s Farm, link in bio.

08/11/2023

Today is Day 23 of our 30 Days of Gratitude project. We have created this collection as a record of the many things that we are grateful for on Amy’s Farm. There are so many small blessings and “favorites” on this enchanting farm. After 35 years, and since we are no longer allowed to lease this land, we would like to take the final days of our lease and care of this land to offer thanks to the service of all of the things we love. Join us on this journey as we highlight some of our favorite things about the farm.

23. Food Donations: On a regenerative farm, our goal is that nothing goes to waste. We have grown so much food that there is plenty to share with everyone. Besides selling in our Produce Stand and our restaurant, we are able to feed those who are food insecure, donating thousands of pounds of food to local food banks and pantries. We are very grateful for the opportunity to donate food to our local community.

If you have ever enjoyed this little corner called Amy’s Farm, would you consider donating? Our GoFundMe is: Thank you Amy’s Farm, link in bio.

08/10/2023

Today is Day 22 of our 30 Days of Gratitude project. We have created this collection as a record of the many things that we are grateful for on Amy’s Farm. There are so many small blessings and “favorites” on this enchanting farm. After 35 years, and since we are no longer allowed to lease this land, we would like to take the final days of our lease and care of this land to offer thanks to the service of all of the things we love. Join us on this journey as we highlight some of our favorite things about the farm.

22. Pumpkin Season: The fall season has always been a favorite on the farm. So many families have a tradition of visiting this time of year to pick out their pumpkins. This tradition will be greatly missed. We are thankful for the many years of pumpkin seasons on Amy’s Farm

If you have ever enjoyed this little corner called Amy’s Farm, would you consider donating? Our GoFundMe is: Thank you Amy’s Farm, link in bio.

08/09/2023

Today is Day 21 of our 30 Days of Gratitude project. We have created this collection as a record of the many things that we are grateful for on Amy’s Farm. There are so many small blessings and “favorites” on this enchanting farm. After 35 years, and since we are no longer allowed to lease this land, we would like to take the final days of our lease and care of this land to offer thanks to the service of all of the things we love. Join us on this journey as we highlight some of our favorite things about the farm.

21. Flower corridor: When you enter our main garden, you can walk down a path to the center fountain flanked on either side by lovely flowers that attract much needed pollinators. According to the seasons, you might walk down a tunnel of towering sunflowers, or encounter a bright orange sea of california poppies. This pathway has been a favorite walk for many a visitor and a favorite spot for Amy’s family. Her family has had the yearly tradition of having a Mother’s Day feast in this flower corridor and her family also would celebrate Easter Sunday at this beautiful spot on the farm.

If you have ever enjoyed this little corner of Amy’s Farm, would you consider donating? Our GoFundMe is: Thank you Amy’s Farm, link in bio.

08/07/2023

Today is Day 20 of our 30 Days of Gratitude project. We have created this collection as a record of the many things that we are grateful for on Amy’s Farm. There are so many small blessings and “favorites” on this enchanting farm. After 35 years, and since we are no longer allowed to lease this land, we would like to take the final days of our lease and care of this land to offer thanks to the service of all of the things we love. Join us on this journey as we highlight some of our favorite things about the farm.

20. Farm Icons - Windmill and Grain Tank: There are certain items on the land that have become symbols of our farm, always in the background of the photos. The windmill is one of those favorite icons. And like our windmill, the grain tank is another of those special items on our farm. We are grateful for these farm fixtures over the years.

If you have ever enjoyed this little corner called Amy’s Farm, would you consider donating? Our GoFundMe is: Thank you Amy’s Farm, link in bio.

Address

7698 Eucalyptus Avenue
Ontario, CA
91762

Opening Hours

Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 1pm

Telephone

+18444269732

Website

http://amysfarm.com/, https://gofund.me/af260897

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