Farm to Table

Our Mission

Our goal is to help people feel connected to their food and gain a deeper understanding of modern agriculture.

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Welcome to Jones Farm Station!

We are a fourth-generation family farm, rooted in dairy and built on responsible, ethical stewardship of our cattle and land. Over the years, our growth has been guided by these principles, ensuring that our farm continues to support our family.

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What We Offer

Today, seven family members are actively involved in the farming operation, working to preserve and expand it for future generations. When we crossbred some of our Holstein cattle with Wagyu sires for personal use, we were amazed by the flavor and quality of the meat. That discovery led us to breed more of these "American Wagyu" cattle and initially sell to friends. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, and the satisfaction of providing food directly from our farm to people's tables was incredibly rewarding. As a result, this venture has flourished. We now have a dedicated facility—Jones Farm Station—where we offer this premium meat, with exciting plans to expand into milk processing and other local agricultural products.

From Our Family to YOurs

Testimonials

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Sustainable Farming

We grow over 85% of our cattle's feed on the farm. We strive to keep growing crops in the fields through double crop rotations and the use of cover crops. We primarily use no-till or minimum till practices. We work closely with a certified agronomist to develop a nutrient management plan to best utilize our manure nutrients and reduce the use of commercial fertilizer. We also work with the Kent County Soil and Water Conservation District to identify and address resource concerns on our land.