About Us

Let me introduce ourselves by saying that we are just like you - we have kids, laundry to do, sports practices to attend, and struggle to get dinner ready on time. Like you, we also wanted to incorporate local and fresh food into our meals but found it challenging to do so.

While we enjoyed visiting the weekly farmers market, we often faced difficulties in purchasing a wide variety of items. The tables were always filled with beautiful vegetables, but there were many unfamiliar ones that left us clueless about how to incorporate them into our meals.

In 2013, our lives took a complete turn when Matt retired from the Army. We moved back to Matt’s hometown, bought our second farm and after four years of working local jobs, we made the decision in 2017 to pursue owning and operating our own produce farm on our land.

Since then, we have established two greenhouses, three high tunnels, three portable tunnels, several garden beds, and successfully cultivated a wide variety of vegetables. Additionally, we have introduced chickens, sheep, and bees to our farm, and have grown hundreds of tomatoes.

Every year, we strive to improve and add new items to our farm, although we sometimes face challenges in knowing how to make the best use of them, we are delighted to welcome you here and share our journey with you.

Contact Us

You can reach us at 660-620-8182 or email us at triplehfamilyfarms@gmail.com

You can also find us at the following farmers markets:

Tuesday and Friday 3p-6p, May - August, at The Sedalia Area Farmers Market at the pavilion on the Missouri State Fairgrounds. Then Fridays only 3p-6p, September - October. (Location does change during the state fair)

Saturday, 8a-12p at the Columbia Farmers Market at 1769 W Ash St, May - November.

The Farm

Triple H Family Farm is a small 13 acre farm that began in 2017 on what was once the Boatright homestead; built in 1880’s and located in Marshall, MO. We are veteran founded, owned & operated.

At the farm we are known for our irresistible heirloom tomatoes and raw honey. We also tend to a small flock of free range chickens, grow a variety of vegetables, herbs and raise a small herd of hair sheep.

 Everything on the farm is grown with love & harvested by hand. Our produce is a bit imperfect at times, some would even say ugly, but the taste is superb.