Welcome to Uhlorn Family Farms
Regenerative Farm I Cottonwood, Idaho
Bringing joy to your plate with our high quality grains
Welcome to Uhlorn Family Farms
Regenerative Farm I Cottonwood, Idaho
Bringing joy to your plate with our high quality grains
Our Mission at Uhlorn Family Farms
Our Farm
Our Community
Our Market
At Uhlorn Family Farms, we're proud to grow high quality grains, legumes, and oilseeds. We use regenerative farming practices to ensure that our crops are healthy and free from disease and pests. Our farm is also home to a variety of crops including wheat, barley, oats, canola, chickpeas, peas, lentils, sunflowers, and wine grapes. We gro
At Uhlorn Family Farms, we're proud to grow high quality grains, legumes, and oilseeds. We use regenerative farming practices to ensure that our crops are healthy and free from disease and pests. Our farm is also home to a variety of crops including wheat, barley, oats, canola, chickpeas, peas, lentils, sunflowers, and wine grapes. We grow nutritonally dense food, promote soil and water quality to create healthy environments and people.
Our Market
Our Community
Our Market
Our farm market offers a wide variety of fresh and delicious grains and flours. Our goal is to produce the most flavorful and aromatic products that you've ever had. We also offer seasonal honey made from own canola fields.
Please visit our market section to browse our selection of grains and flours.
Our Community
Our Community
Our Community
At Uhlorn Family Farms, we believe in supporting our local community. We work closely with other farmers and producers to promote local agriculture and regenerative farming practices. We offer educational tours to teach people about the importance of farming and where their food comes from. We are active in many organizations that promote our local agricultural industry.
Family Owned & Operated
Meet the Uhlorn family: Darrel and Mary, and Brent & Tanis. Darrel is the 3rd generation to farm the family's original homestead, and Brent is the 4th.
Al and Colista Uhlorn moved to Ferdinand, ID in 1902 and began the farm.