Cohen Farm

In 1970, Murray Cohen, a Chicago native with an agriculture degree, was determined to be an organic farmer. In 1972, the Cohen family purchased the land, and Murray developed his concept of "clean raised beef" for those sensitive to chemicals in commercial beef. Cohen Farm is committed to sustainable agricultural practices and humane animal care, placing 102 acres into a permanent conservation easement in 2012 with Triangle Land Conservancy to ensure it remains agricultural land. Esta and Murray Cohen welcome farm visits by appointment. The farm was founded in 1972 by Murray Cohen, who was determined to be an organic farmer. He developed the concept of "clean raised beef" for customers seeking chemical-free meat. In 2012, 102 acres of the farm were placed into a permanent conservation easement with Triangle Land Conservancy to preserve it for agriculture. The farm is run by Esta and Murray Cohen, who welcome visitors by appointment. The farm was founded in 1972 by Murray Cohen, who was determined to be an organic farmer. He developed the concept of "clean raised beef" for customers seeking chemical-free meat. In 2012, 102 acres of the farm were placed into a permanent conservation easement with Triangle Land Conservancy to preserve it for agriculture. The farm is run by Esta and Murray Cohen, who welcome visitors by appointment. The farm was founded in 1972 by Murray Cohen, who was determined to be an organic farmer. He developed the concept of "clean raised beef" for customers seeking chemical-free meat. In 2012, 102 acres of the farm were placed into a permanent conservation easement with Triangle Land Conservancy to preserve it for agriculture. The farm is run by Esta and Murray Cohen, who welcome visitors by appointment. The farm was founded in 1972 by Murray Cohen, who was determined to be an organic farmer. He developed the concept of "clean raised beef" for customers seeking chemical-free meat. In 2012, 102 acres of the farm were placed into a permanent conse