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Agroforestry Regional Knowledge Exchange Network
Demonstration Site Profile
Three Creeks Farm + Forest
Ashland, MO
Three Creeks is a diversified farm in Boone County, MO. We grow and harvest a wide variety of vegetables, herbs, flowers and wild edibles in the Missouri River Hills. Our produce is sold directly to the local community, including grocery stores, chefs, and florists within a 20-mile radius. All of our food is grown without the use of synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.
Farm Information
Location:
Ashland, MO
County:
Boone
Context:
Rural
Land Tenure:
Own
Total Acres:
15
Other Practices:
Yes
Agroforestry Profile
Agroforestry Established:
2020
Agroforestry Acres:
15
Agroforestry Practices:
Windbreaks, Alley Cropping, Forest Farming
Do you offer tours, programming or events?
Yes - tours, workshops, conference presentations
Size of Agroforestry Practices:
Contact Information
Emily Wright
212-810-7285
Farm Visitors
By appointment only
Agroforestry Practice Details,
Production & Crops
Perennials for Culinary and Floral Specialty Crops
Other Information
Support: Technical Assistance, implementation, grant cost share, funding, etc.
Barriers/Obstacles
Business, Marketing, sales
How did you get involved in agroforestry?
Future plans
Imported: May 2025, Updated: October 1, 2025
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