Campbell County

Education Offerings in Campbell County

Campbell County Conservation District

  • Farm Field Trips

  • Classroom Visits

  • Education/Outreach Program Assistance

  • Contact Patti Dischar: patti.dischar@campbellkyconservation.org or 859-635-9587

Campbell County Farm Bureau Women's Committee

  • Agriculture/Farm Field Days

  • Classroom Visits

  • School Garden Help

  • Contact Jennifer Metcalf: msjenny1995@gmail.com or 513-678-3250

Campbell County Farms

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Arrasmith Farm 

Arrasmith Farm is a contributing member of Camp Springs Community Businesses in Melbourne, Kentucky. 

What do they contribute you ask? Daylilies! 

Arrasmith is a family owned flower farm which grows fields of over 650 varieties of daylilies.

They sell their flowers but also allow the community to visit and walk through the fields of large, colorful blooms. 

Broken Oaks Farm  

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Broken Oaks is another Campbell County flower farm, this one located in Alexandria, Kentucky. 

The family owned operation grows many different types of flowers which they sell as floral arrangements at the Crestview Hills Town Center farmer’s market. 

The farm also sells fresh flowers directly to local florists who need supplies. Broken Oaks also offers seasonal canned vegetables such as jalapenos and tomatoes.

Sunderland Berry and Greens

At Sunderland Berry and Greens, we strive to supply you with the freshest of produce hand picked and grown on our small family farm. We offer fresh herbs, syrups, microgreens, shoots, and U-pick blackberries seasonally. We use all non-GMO seeds, practice organic growing methods and do not spray pesticides on our crops. We look forward to providing you with the freshest produce.

Our Full Share Weekly Microgreen Salad Program is an excellent way to enjoy our nutritious microgreens, shoots, and specialty items like blackberries, syrup, and dressings delivered right to your door all while helping your local farm through "community supported agriculture.” Each week you'll receive the following: 2 large size seasonal salad blends, 1 medium specialty item which changes bi-weekly (example: sunflower shoots, blackberries, pea shoots, blackberry syrup, dressing etc.).

Learn more about their CSA here, www.sunderlandberry.com

Credit : Kentucky Horticulture Council

If you would like your farm featured on this page, please email us a photo and a short description at info@teachkyag.org.

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