Our huge variety of fresh produce comes from our own farm and from other local farms. You're sure to find just what you need for your next meal.

Sweet corn is the main crop raised on None Such Farm, with 35 acres in production per year between white and bi-color. The harvest season lasts from early July thru October. We grow the best varieties of corn on the market today. Every year we experiment with new varieties to maintain our reputation of the best corn in town. The corn is picked daily and immediately refrigerated to retain its flavor and freshness. Our sweet corn growing season starts in late April to early May depending on the weather. Every 3 to 5 days the corn has to be planted in order to have a constant supply thru the season.

Sweet corn fact: only one ear of corn is picked per stalk.

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