Just like you have a family doctor,
you ought to have family farmers!
Pockerchicory Farms
guarantees
the utmost in animal welfare and seasonal products while rebuilding the soil and diverse ecology on a 40-acre former tobacco and cotton farm.
Coming soon! Hospitality and Farm Store in 2024!
you ought to have family farmers!
Pockerchicory Farms
guarantees
the utmost in animal welfare and seasonal products while rebuilding the soil and diverse ecology on a 40-acre former tobacco and cotton farm.
Coming soon! Hospitality and Farm Store in 2024!
OUR GOAL
Pockerchicory Farms is switching up its
product lines for 2024!
Look for news here and on social media as we develop lines
of specialty perennial, annual, and native plants for
shipping and local pick up.
We will also continue to commit to
the highest animal welfare standards and land stewardship practices
in order to produce carbon sink
and renewed healthy soil for growing nutrient dense food and
creating seasonal and fresh natural products for our family and community.
We practice healthy soil as the basis for
a healthy human community and a biodiverse and resilient environment.
product lines for 2024!
Look for news here and on social media as we develop lines
of specialty perennial, annual, and native plants for
shipping and local pick up.
We will also continue to commit to
the highest animal welfare standards and land stewardship practices
in order to produce carbon sink
and renewed healthy soil for growing nutrient dense food and
creating seasonal and fresh natural products for our family and community.
We practice healthy soil as the basis for
a healthy human community and a biodiverse and resilient environment.
Buy Pockerchicory Farms Products
We accept cash, checks, major credit cards through Square online and in person, and PayPal. Make checks payable to Pockerchicory. We accept PayPal through invoicing or payments to [email protected].
Many thanks to award-winning photographer Nancy Andrews for many of the wonderful photos featured on our website, and in this 2018 article about Farmer Crystal Cook Marshall: https://barnard.edu/magazine/summer-2018/down-earth
