The First and Last Corn Crop of Triple "5" Farms

We had the rows. Beautiful rows. Freshly tilled, hilled, fertilized — everything looked the way it was supposed to. But what we didn’t realize at the time was that growing corn, especially organically, is not as simple as dropping seed in good dirt and waiting for the cobs to come rolling in.

Planting Season 2024 – Breaking Ground, Breaking Equipment, and Breaking In

Spring 2024 is shaping up to be our first real trial run in turning worked earth into harvestable rows — and it’s already proving that “simple” isn’t a word that applies to farming.

Planting Season 2024 at Triple "5" Farms

This season marks the beginning of something real. The ground is waiting, the weather’s coming fast, and the possibilities — while few — feel big. We’re heading into Planting Season 2024 with a short list, some borrowed wisdom, and what we hope will be the right equipment to get the job done.

Planting Season 2025 at Triple "5" Farms

It’s that time again — seed trays are full, the tiller’s groaning, and the dirt under our nails is officially permanent. Planting Season 2025 is in full swing at Triple "5" Farms, and this year is already shaping up to be a blend of planning, improvising, and learning on the fly — just the way we like it.

The Crew That Makes It Move: Farm Hand Dynamics at Triple "5" Farms

Triple "5" Farms isn’t run by perfect professionals or a well-oiled corporate team — it’s run by real people, with real strengths, real shortcomings, and a whole lot of personality. Each member of the crew brings something wildly different to the table, and somehow, it all fits together. Maybe not gracefully. But effectively.

Farm Hand: Mya

Mya is the soft heart of Triple "5" Farms — especially when it comes to the baby animals. She has a natural tenderness for the little ones, and there’s no kidding season or hatch day that doesn’t bring her running. Whether it’s bottle-feeding, snuggling chicks, or naming animals that probably shouldn’t be named, Mya’s there for the cutest parts of the farm.

Farm Hand: Blaze

Blaze is a work in progress — and proudly so. He’s a young man caught somewhere between figuring out what life is and figuring out how much of it can be monetized. A self-declared profiteer, he’s been known to offer his labor for a fee, negotiate mid-task, and conveniently disappear when the job gets muddy.

Farm Hand: Travis Johnson

Travis Johnson is the guy behind the curtain, under the trailer, holding the wrench, and re-writing the firmware at midnight because something wasn’t working quite right. He’s not here for the aesthetics — he’s here for the outcome. He’s the architect of the farm’s structure, the fixer when it breaks, and the one who keeps it from spinning off the rails.

Farm Hand: Emily Johnson

Emily Johnson isn’t just part of Triple "5" Farms — she is the fire in its forge. The will that pushes it forward. The reason it became more than an idea and turned into a living, breathing space of purpose, progress, and heart.

Our Mission

At Triple "5" Farms, our mission is simple: to build a sustainable, resilient, and purpose-driven farm by blending the wisdom of the past with the tools of the future — and doing it all with heart, grit, and a sense of humor.