Beach Family Farms

Beach Family Farms A family-owned corn and soybean farm based out of Stanchfield, MN.

We strive to do what we love: building and maintaining lasting relationships with local landowners, neighbors and suppliers while producing an abundant crop and improving soil health.

Plant 26 is a wrap! Here are some pictures from a great spring, the good and the bad
05/29/2026

Plant 26 is a wrap! Here are some pictures from a great spring, the good and the bad

05/27/2026

Been a while since the last planting update but here’s the last pass of soybeans to go in the ground on Monday.

Not pointing any fingers but I think the spreader switch got missed on this strip last fall. It’s a good illustration of...
05/27/2026

Not pointing any fingers but I think the spreader switch got missed on this strip last fall. It’s a good illustration of the difference between cover crops versus bare ground

04/28/2026

Got a good start over the weekend and planted soybeans into an established stand of Camelina as a relay crop. The Camelina will be harvested in June and the soybeans will continue on to fall for normal harvest.

For those not aware, Camelina is an oil seed that is being grown for fuel. We’re partnered with Cargill and CentraSota to try and add value to lower productivity soil and we get the added benefit of a winter cover on top of everything!

Praying for warmer weather but in any case the soybean planter is heading out to stretch her legs today so we’re ready t...
04/24/2026

Praying for warmer weather but in any case the soybean planter is heading out to stretch her legs today so we’re ready to knock out acres once conditions are ideal.

Did a little field scouting today on our latest test project. Winter camelina is typically a cover crop but we’re part o...
04/09/2026

Did a little field scouting today on our latest test project. Winter camelina is typically a cover crop but we’re part of a pilot project to grow it for the oilseed for fuel.

The plan here is to plant soybeans into this in a few weeks and relay them together until June when the camelina gets harvested. It’s been interesting to try this out to see where it goes. More questions than answers at this point but you don’t learn unless you’re trying! 🙂

Proud to be recognized for the work we do to take care of our land and water. Getting the certification means much more ...
03/28/2026

Proud to be recognized for the work we do to take care of our land and water.

Getting the certification means much more than just the acknowledgement - The motivation is two fold, 1) To help share the story of how we can be better stewards of our resources with other producers and 2) To help inform the public about what actually happens across our farms and how we care for the land and water. In the end, keeping the communication going helps us all find solutions we didn't think possible!

Its been a busy winter in the shop and even got some work done out in the fields
03/07/2026

Its been a busy winter in the shop and even got some work done out in the fields

06/27/2025

Getting some nitrogen on before the rain

Down to the last 65 acres of beans. Looks like rain over my shoulder. Keeping the hammer down and we’re done!
05/19/2025

Down to the last 65 acres of beans. Looks like rain over my shoulder. Keeping the hammer down and we’re done!

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1850 379th Avenue NE
Stanchfield, MN
55080

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+16124900507

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