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Why think about fresh produce in March???
 
 
 
 
 
Hello to all of our old and new friends. 
There are some very exciting developments happening on our side of the fence that we would like to share with you!
 
 
Croft Family Farm has recently partnered with ‘Eat a Peach Organics’ one of the finest Organic fruit growers in Palisade, CO.   This gives us the ability to provide you with fresh vegetables and also the best Organic fruit Colorado has to offer!! 
 
All of this comes together at our new farm stands 
 
  Loveland: west of I-25 close to Centerra
Windsor at: The Windsor Gardener
 (17th St. & Hwy 392)
 
Open every day starting in May through September.  We are also at the Estes Park farmer's market on Thursday. 
 
 
Croft Family Farm will have a large variety of produce at the Farm Stands from A-Z (arugula to zucchini) plus the wonderful addition of western slope fruits: peaches, pears, apples, plums, grapes, berries, etc.
 
 
 
If you love the idea of  CSA  we’re offering a new twist on it!
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

(Time and space are limited .  Sign-up on our FarmPartners Page.)

 

When you associate with us as a farm partner it strongly affects the course of our year.  By necessity many of our main expenses come at the start of the season, which is right now.  Farm Partner's are an indispensable part of making this an exceptional year, which includes earlier vegetables, high quality and greater variety.  We are counting on the support of those in this community that value the small family farm.  It is going to be a great year; thanks for getting behind us when it matters!

Thanks for sharing, it helps us touch more of our community. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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WELCOME

Croft is ‘old English’ for a protected field.  We consider ourselves protectors and caretakers of the land and our family has been for 7 generations.  Grandpa Glenn got tired of the dust and drought in western Kansas so in 1947 he moved his family to Weld County Colorado.

That original farm is still owned and farmed by Brad and Scott Cockroft today.  Michelle and I farm within a mile of that original Colorado farm along with our 7 children.Besides having farming in our heritage there were other things that influenced us on this journey to become organic growers.  

One of our children has battled autism and as we were researching things we came across dietary interventions that really helped him.  Because of that we became very aware of how much food in the grocery stores is not always as it appears.  Reading food labels became a way of life and we were astonished at how many harmful things besides chemicals, additives, and preservatives are in our foods.  

It became essential to go back to the past and make most of our meals from scratch.  From there, with our farming background, it was an easy step to grow and preserve more of our food.  Our journey, at that point lead us to become organic growers. 

Hope our journey helps yours!  Steve & Michelle Cockroft