About Oakwoods Farm

Real Food – Sustainably Grown – No Chemicals or GMO's Oak Woods Farm is a diversified, small-scale Market Farm located north of Granby, Missouri along the Shoal Creek bottom. Doug and Karen Scott have been farming here since 2007. We follow National Organic Standards and use sustainable, organic practices to manage our market gardens and livestock operations. We grow a variety of fruits and vegetables from asparagus to zucchini. We work diligently to produce the highest quality local, fresh, organic food for you, while practicing sustainability and good stewardship of the land and livestock. We currently have one acre under vegetable cultivation including high tunnels for year round production. Our farm is also home to herd of Boer goats, a flock of free range chickens, and Limousine/Charolais cows. 6 thoughts on “About Us – Welcome!” This information is wonderful, thank you Thanks Kay! I’m happy you found it informative. Click on the “Follow” tab in the lower right corner of the page to continue to receive News From the Farm! Well you are still a turkey . lol. Love sam Karen did you get any damage from the storms sunday . we got. A lot of wind and rain . No damage thank goodness but the okra’s ankles were under water. Lots of rain!

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Welcome to Our 4-Season Farm Oak Woods Farm is a diversified, small-scale Market Farm located north of Granby, Missouri along the Shoal Creek bottom. Doug and Karen Scott have been farming here since 2007. We follow National Organic Standards and use sustainable, organic practices to manage our market gardens and livestock operations. We grow a variety of fruits and vegetables from asparagus to zucchini. We work diligently to produce the highest quality local, fresh, organic food for you, while practicing sustainability and good stewardship of the land and livestock. We currently have one acre under vegetable cultivation including high tunnels for year round production. Our farm is also home to herd of Boer goats, a flock of free range chickens, and Limousine/Charolais cows. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Facebook 6 thoughts on “About Us – Welcome!” Kay Scotton March 2, 2016 at 5:20 pmsaid:This information is wonderful, thank you Like Like Reply↓kscott228on March 8, 2016 at 1:18 pmsaid:Thanks Kay! I’m happy you found it informative. Click on the “Follow” tab in the lower right corner of the page to continue to receive News From the Farm!Like Like Reply↓ This information is wonderful, thank you kscott228on March 8, 2016 at 1:18 pmsaid:Thanks Kay! I’m happy you found it informative. Click on the “Follow” tab in the lower right corner of the page to continue to receive News From the Farm!Like Like Reply↓ Thanks Kay! I’m happy you found it informative. Click on the “Follow” tab in the lower right corner of the page to continue to receive News From the Farm! Samuel. Quickon August 11, 2018 at 4:47 pmsaid:Well you are still a turkey . lol. Love sam Like Like Reply↓Karen Scotton August 13, 2018 at 11:20 pmsaid:You are too! 🙂Like Like Reply↓ Well you are still a turkey . lol. Love sam Karen Scotton August 13, 2018 at 11:20 pmsaid:You are too! 🙂Like Like Reply↓ Samuel. Quickon August 20, 2018 at 9:51 pmsaid:Karen did you get any damage from the storms sunday . we got. A lot of wind and rain . Like Like Reply↓Karen Scotton August 21, 2018 at 12:17 pmsaid:No damage thank goodness but the okra’s ankles were under water. Lots of rain!Like Like Reply↓ Karen did you get any damage from the storms sunday . we got. A lot of wind and rain . Karen Scotton August 21, 2018 at 12:17 pmsaid:No damage thank goodness but the okra’s ankles were under water. Lots of rain!Like Like Reply↓ No damage thank goodness but the okra’s ankles were under water. Lots of rain! Leave a comment Cancel reply

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Meet Doug and Karen Scott

Farmers Market Owner · Since 2007