Our mission is to provide our community with fresh, local products that we raise and produce on our family farm. It is important for us to produce quality products for our consumers, in addition to educating and building lasting relationships within our community. Farming is a way of life for our family, one that we wish to pass on to other generations.
arm History
Our family farm is similar to other farms throughout Kentucky, in that we were originally a tobacco and cattle operation. Triple J Farm is 370 rolling acres located within Scott County. Our family tradition of farming goes back fourfarm pic overhead Homepagegenerations. This farming tradition is valuable to our family and to our way of life. Therefore, it is important to us to keep that tradition going.

The name of our farm itself speaks to the value we place on family. The Triple J concept came from the names of our three children, now the 4th generation: Jeremy, Jared, and Jessica. Our children have grown up to be an indispensable part of our farming operation. Our hope is that our farming tradition may continue through our children and reach out into our surrounding communities.

Over the last 13 years, our farm has begun to diversify by raising small fruits and vegetables, farm direct beef, farm fresh eggs, and compost, while continuing to raise grain crops (corn, wheat, & soybeans), plus cattle feed such as hay and silage. Now, our farm’s focus is to provide healthy and fresh products to our customers within our community. We continue to offer pasture-raised, grain-finished beef cattle on our farm. There are no hormones, no antibiotics, no steroids and no additives in our beef. We also have raised 400 laying hens, which provide us with farm-fresh brown and blue eggs daily. Year after year we have expanded our produce production; we are now averaging between 20-25 acres of seasonal vegetables and fruits. We sell our produce through local farmer’s markets, our CSA program, and off the farm, and we wholesale to restaurants and restaurant suppliers!