The Swimming Cow Blog
Welcome to K & V Farms! We are a family-owned farm committed to growing delicious and healthy produce in a sustainable environment. Our philosophy: to offer the community a variety of quality produce fresh from the field without the use of harmful chemicals.

Our produce is available at area Farmer's Markets and through a CSA subscription service. Members have the option to shop from our Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday Farmer's Markets. For the 2012 season we are offering 40 shares. Click on the Subscription Service(CSA) above for more information.

The Swimming Cow Blog is a great way for us to keep in touch with you. We will post updates weekly about our farm activities, farm visit and recipe sharing.  

​We hope you will take a moment to explore our website and visit us at market.  Markets open the first week of May. 

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New for 2012, our blog!

by Gena Vasbinder on 01/16/12

   Welcome to 2012 everyone! Glad to have you back and we are looking forward to a great growing season this spring. We are in the process of deciding what new veggies to grow and how to get them to you as fast as we can.  Our customers know nothing compares to fresh produce
   The Swimming Cow Blog is where we share our farm updates, activities and recipes with you.  This is an open blog; we invite you to share comments and recipes with our readers.
     So, to answer the question that some of you might have, why the Swimming Cow?
Well, our farm is in Cowgill , Mo and we often joke about our cows having gills and how they are the best swimming cows around. It seemed only natural to name our blog after them. So, check in weekly, comment when you can and be on the lookout for pictures of swimming cows.

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Pictured above asparagus, broccoli, radishes, lettuce, sweet turnips, and strawberries
Pictured above Gena is harvesting radishes for market.