Our Fall Family Fun Weekends offer an added attraction on Saturdays and Sundays, starting September 18th through October 30th. We offer a one of a kind, family friendly, budget friendly, experience that everyone is sure to enjoy. There is no admission fee or parking fee to come on the grounds and experience the wonderful scenes of fall on our farm. You have access to all activity and play areas at no extra charge. Come and explore our sunflower patch, corn maze, crazy maze, tiny town play village, rock pits, straw stack slide zone, straw maze, farm animals, picture scenes and tons upon tons of PUMPKINS. In addition to these activities, weekends offer two hayride experiences. One that takes you along the Great Miami River to view our hayride scenes and stops at our pick your own pumpkin patch. Here you have the opportunity to run and explore a real pumpkin patch and pick your carving pumpkin right off the vine! Our second hayride option is a ride only that continues through the pumpkin patch, the sunflowers field and back to the farm where you can continue to play. All hayrides are $5/rider, those 2 and under are free. Pumpkins are not included in the ride price, since our patch offers a such a range of pumpkin sizes. You have the opportunity to pick small pumpkins for the kiddies, or extra large carving pumpkins for the best Jack-o-lantern on the street! Pumpkins from this patch are $.49/pound. Weekends also include our barrel train for riders age 2-9, and is $3/rider, or 2 rides for $5. We also have invited food trucks this year on Saturdays and Sundays, from 11-6, weather permitting. Now you can play all day and stop for a lunch at Maka Mia Pizza, Bullard’s BBQ, Legasea East Coast Cafe, or grab a sweet treat from Katie’s Classic Cookies, Green Township Funnel Cakes, Amaizing Grace Kettle Corn, Kona Ice or Grounded Coffee (Food truck schedule may change weekly). If you’re looking for a picture perfect fall adventure, its here waiting for you! Hope to see you soon!

We have been in full swing here at the farm with fall products coming in, decorations going up, and turning our farm into a scenic view for all of you pumpkin spice and sweater lovers! Color is popping down here and we are getting ready for our Fall Family Weekends!! September 18th & 19th will kick off our festival weekends with all of our activities! FREE admission FREE parking and FREE play areas! Hayrides and Barrel Train rides available weekends begining on September 18th & 19th running 11am-6pm! And did I mention FOOD TRUCKS?!?! We are excited to have food trucks every weekend during our Fall Family Weekends. Check back for more details soon!!

Our delicious homegrown sweet corn is in! We have both white and bi-color sweet corn at the peak of freshness! Now is the time if you’re interested in freezer corn to purchase. Call the store to check for availability. 513-738-0404

Brown’s Family Farm Market Gift cards are always the right size and color. She may even by you a fry pie for being her favorite child.

Get your garden off to a

great start by starting with us!

We have a great selection of Pansies,

Succulents, Cold Season Veggies and more.

Market Opening Day

Wednesday April 7th

Weather Permitting

Special Greenhouse Open House

April 1-3, 10 am – 5pm

April Hours Wednesday – Sunday 10am-5pm

Closed Monday & Tuesday

We have things up and running in the first greenhouse. We will be quickly expanding to the next few houses. It’s so great to walk in and feel the sun on your face with 70+ degree temps and fresh green growth bursting all around you! Yes we are weird- We love the smell of fresh potting soil.

January is a month full of hope, anticipation, and planning for the new year. This past year was hard on a lot of people, and it definitely wasn’t without it’s challenges for us. It did force us to grow and expand in a number of new and positive ways. We are hopeful that we are able to continue to utilize what we learned, and implement several of these new experiences, to make 2021 a great year.

We want to say a special thank you, to all of our loyal, regular customers who continue to return year after year, and we are eager to welcome all those who were first timers last year, as you now have the opportunity to be a “regular”. The conversations we have with you every day are one of the most rewarding parts about this business.

While we are putting the finishing touches on our plans for the 2021 season we want you to know we are anxious to get back in the greenhouses, anxious to start knocking the dust off and loading up the store shelves, and anxious to start seeing your smiling faces once again.

We are often asked when we plan to open for the year around this time. This is very much controlled by the weather. Our goal is to open the first week of April, but mother nature often adjusts our plans. The best way to stay up with current info from the farm is to “like” our Facebook page. This is were we go first primarily because it is the easiest for us to update regularly. One of our goals for this year is to expand our range on Instagram, so you can also check in with us there. We are first and foremost farmers and people of the earth, so technology and communication are not our strong suit. We will continue to do the best we can.

So until the weather breaks, stay warm, stay safe and enjoy this time to rest and plan for the upcoming year.

It’s that time of year again! Our Fall Family Fun Weekends are going on every Saturday & Sunday. We have worked with the Board of Health to make these weekends safer and still loads of fun! Come get some fresh farm air and while you’re here, check out our hayrides, the Barrel Train, food trucks, picnic areas, corn maze, all play areas, farm animals, photo opportunities around every corner and the Big White Barn is open! Plus pumpkins, pumpkins everywhere! Get your decorations, get your local grown apples, get your Fall on! We have a huge selection of fall decorations, local apples, apple butter, cider and our extremely popular caramel apples.

The store and play areas are open from 9-7 every day, now through Oct. 31st. Hayrides and Barrel Train run on all Saturdays and Sundays from 11-6, weather permitting.

Is it really May?

The unseasonably cold temperatures are wrecking havoc this year. We are taking all of the plants inside our greenhouses and market, and what we don’t have room for- we are covering for protection every night.

Here are some tips for the home gardener to save their plants during this crazy weather and until the threat of frost is gone.

1. Bring any plants in a pot inside. This could be your garage, shed, or basement. Anywhere to get them out of the cold.
2. Cover your plants that are planted in the ground. You can cover them with sheets, blankets, drop cloths, plastic buckets, even milk jugs with the bottoms cut off. Hold the edges down with rocks, bricks or anything heavy that will keep the covering from blowing away.
3. Thick layers of mulch can help keep the heat in the ground and protect the roots.
4. Make sure that if you use a plastic tarp it does not touch the plants. The plastic intensifies the cold and can hurt the plants even more.
5. Be sure to uncover the plants first thing in the morning so that the plants can get warmed back up.