The Cornucopia

Sioux Center, Iowa

About the farm

The Cornucopia is your source for great tasting fresh, certified naturally grown vegetables, pastured poultry, and Berkshire pork! We are a small family farm in rural Northwest Iowa pursuing organic methods in raising and marketing Certified Naturally Grown vegetables. This means we don't use chemical insecticides, pesticides, herbicides, fungicides or fertilizers. We do use compost, cover crops and crop rotation. We offer vegetables from A-Z except sweet corn! Also found at The Cornucopia are better-than-free-range broilers and purebred Berkshire pigs. We have been growing vegetables for our family for over 25 years. Since 2005-2006, The Cornucopia has provided CSA boxes to subscribers and sold produce at the Falls Park and the Sioux City Farmers Markets. We got our start in Sioux Center in 2004. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you! Farmers Market: Sioux Center, Sioux Falls, and Sioux City Memberships and Certifications: Certified Naturally Grown Farming Practices: We don’t use chemical insecticides, pesticides, herbicides, fungicides or fertilizers. We do use compost, cover crops and crop rotation. We offer vegetables from A-Z except sweet corn! Also found at The Cornucopia are better-than-free-range broilers and purebred Berkshire pigs.

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