Today's Harvest

Today's Harvest Farm is dedicated to providing you with tasty, farm fresh vegetables.

The Jordan Family:  Becky, William, Lisa, Tim, Tom and Elizabeth Jordan own and operate Today's Harvest Farm
Left to Right: Becky, William, Lisa, Tim, Tom and Elizabeth Jordan

We believe in growing tasty and nutritious vegetables that are to be sold and eaten right away.

That means our corn is sweeter, and our tomatoes have a more tender skin and that good, old fashion rich tomato taste. Selling directly to you, we don't have to grow vegetables that "ship well", and are usually picked green.

The Jordan family has been farming this land for more than 55 years.

Paul Jordan had a very large potato farm in the early 1950s, and farmed the land with his three sons, Jimmy, Phillip and Harold.

About 30 years ago, Harold began selling sweet corn by the side of the road.

 

Today, Harold's son, Tom Jordan and his wife, Lisa, farm 550 acres of row crops (corn and soybeans), 30 acres of sweet corn, 15 acres of other vegetables and pumpkins, and 6 acres of peach and apple trees.

Tim, Harold and Tom Jordan, three generations at Today's Harvest Farm
Tim, Harold and Tom Jordan

We are proud to be a family farm, and everyone pitches in.

Tom has farmed for 30 years. Many of those years, he worked right along side Today's Harvest Farm grows our own fresh vegetableshis father, Harold, and now, working at his side, is our son Tim. Together, they organize, plan, plant, trim, harvest, and work at the market.

Lisa and our two daughters Becky and Elizabeth also work in the field, sometimes planting, sometimes driving the highboy and helping with the harvest. Everyone also works in the greenhouse tending starter plants and mums, watering and fertilizing, selling in the market, and taking turns watching over young William.

 

Farm Fresh Vegetables daily at Today's Harvest Farm

Tom Jordan of Today's Harvest FarmThe Highboy goes over the corn at Today's Harvest Farm

Thanks for visiting us at Today's Harvest Farm! - The Jordans

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