Here at Bean Pole Farm, we grow the veggies you have bean waiting for.
Shop With Us: Growing for Marquette and Munising Farmer's Markets
Bean Pole Farm is proud to serve a farmer's market near you with the season's finest fresh produce and exquisite flower bouquets. Find Bean Pole Farm's produce and flowers twice a week at the Marquette or Munising farmer's market, May-October. CSA pick-up will be available at both Marquette and Munising farmer's markets.
Bean Pole Farm is proud to serve a farmer's market near you with the season's finest fresh produce and exquisite flower bouquets. Find Bean Pole Farm's produce and flowers twice a week at the Marquette or Munising farmer's market, May-October. CSA pick-up will be available at both Marquette and Munising farmer's markets.
Bean Pole Farm Mission
The mission of Bean Pole Farm is to provide a full farm-to-table experience including quality, nutrient dense produce, a well-rounded variety of crops, and meaningful, interactive relationships with customers while maintaining a productive, fertile soil. Currently, Landen Tetil, owner and farmer of Bean Pole Farm, grows over 200 varieties of vegetables, herbs, and flowers on just one acre.
A Brief History of Bean Pole Farm
Bean Pole Farm is a small, woman-owned, diversified market farm in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Founded in the spring of 2015, Bean Pole Farm has been producing vegetables and flowers through a land-lease incubator program at the Upper Peninsula Research and Experiment Center in Chatham (see more about this program here). In the fall of 2017, Landen and her family purchased a permanent piece of soil in Skandia. Bean Pole Farm is now nestled perfectly halfway between the farm's two major produce outlets; located just 20 miles south of Marquette and about 25 miles west of Munising. The new land, and new home to Landen and her family, will be intentionally shaped into garden beds and sown to a cover crop in 2018 and carefully observed, to better understand the soil type and conditions. This is all to put the best interests of the soil first, to ensure the productivity and longevity of Bean Pole Farm in years to come. In the meantime, Bean Pole Farm will continue to hold its land-lease in Chatham for vegetable production during the transition.
Bean Pole Farm is a small, woman-owned, diversified market farm in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Founded in the spring of 2015, Bean Pole Farm has been producing vegetables and flowers through a land-lease incubator program at the Upper Peninsula Research and Experiment Center in Chatham (see more about this program here). In the fall of 2017, Landen and her family purchased a permanent piece of soil in Skandia. Bean Pole Farm is now nestled perfectly halfway between the farm's two major produce outlets; located just 20 miles south of Marquette and about 25 miles west of Munising. The new land, and new home to Landen and her family, will be intentionally shaped into garden beds and sown to a cover crop in 2018 and carefully observed, to better understand the soil type and conditions. This is all to put the best interests of the soil first, to ensure the productivity and longevity of Bean Pole Farm in years to come. In the meantime, Bean Pole Farm will continue to hold its land-lease in Chatham for vegetable production during the transition.
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