Poultry Farm since 2013
Self-reported practices. This farm has provided information about their practices, but they have not yet been independently verified by Bhumi.
Sobremesa Farm was founded in 2013 with the idea of providing organically grown farm fresh fruit and vegetables directly to the local community. We decided upon a permaculture approach because of the flexibility, variability and regenerative models built into this growing system. We also wanted to create community connections through events, educational programs, farm to table gatherings and collaborations with other land conservation organizations. We would like to dedicate the creation of the farm to our mentor Lucille Bertuccio. Lucille was the Bloomington Habitat Stewards founder and local educator with the National Wildlife Federation Backyard Habitat Steward Program. It was through her dedication and enthusiasm that we became interested in native plants and supporting local wildlife. Sobremesa Farm’s mission is to add greater value to the local food link and to create multi-cultural events, and gatherings. We change items seasonally. Here is the list of product that we have. Cutting flowers and plants (snapdragons) Mini red pac choi Tatsoi Hon Tsai Tai, Asian greens Tokyo Bekana (mini Chinese cabbage), Asian greens Shungiku (edible chrysanthemum), Asian greens Summerfest Komatsuna, Asian greens Mizuna, purple and green, Asian greens Sorrel Chard Red Mustard Collard greens Kale (lacinato). Kombucha (grape juice) Mixed Pepper Jelly Grape jelly Grape coulis Raw Honey Teas.
Sobremesa Farm was founded in 2013 with the idea of providing organically grown farm fresh fruit and vegetables directly to the local community. We decided upon a permaculture approach because of the flexibility, variability and regenerative models built into this growing system. We also wanted to create community connections through events, educational programs, farm to table gatherings and collaborations with other land conservation organizations. We would like to dedicate the creation of the farm to our mentor Lucille Bertuccio. Lucille was the Bloomington Habitat Stewards founder and local educator with the National Wildlife Federation Backyard Habitat Steward Program. It was through her dedication and enthusiasm that we became interested in native plants and supporting local wildlife. Sobremesa Farm’s mission is to add greater value to the local food link and to create multi-cultural events, and gatherings.
Meet Juan Carlos Arango
Farm Owner · Since 2013