OUR FARM FAMILY

 Neil Horning will be managing the farm  this year at Plow Creek.  He had  extensive farming experience before coming to Plow Creek. He has worked at AgriEnergy Resources, where  there is commitment to producing healthy crops by  maintaining balanced nutrients and healthy life in the soil.

With Neil as manager we will continue our efforts  to give you the finest food from Plow Creek. His wife, Tutuk, and children, Phillip and Timmy, also do lots of farm work during the summer.

Jim Foxvog established this web site, works on the farm full time during the summer, and part time during the school year, when he also home-school's his two sons.  Meg Foxvog, his wife, also works on the farm most of the year. Daniel and Samuel Foxvog help mostly with berries during the summer.

Kevin Behrens redesigned the website in May 2006 and will soon be busy running U-Picks and markets. Lorie Behrens will be taking care of phone orders. Kora Behrens helps keep us all happy.


Erin Kindy cultivates our vegetable garden with tender loving care.


Meghan Reha, on break from college, rejoins the farm staff for the summer of 2006. She will run U-Picks and Market displays.


David Gale handles much of the accounting and other paperwork. He expresses loving care in practical ways, often repairing, cleaning or offering logistical support.

Richard Friesen and Ruth Anne Friesen have lead in our strawberry and blueberry U-Pick operations, and put out our newsletter and advertising.  We miss them, as they are now doing mission work in Argentina.




We have occasional employment opportunities if you are interested in joining us.

Jim Fitz, former head berry farmer at Plow Creek,  spends several months in Colombia each year with Christian Peacemaker Teams. Their presence protected farmers in rural areas accessible mainly by motorized canoes on the Magdalena River and its tributaries. These farmers and fishermen are often terrorized, kidnapped or assassinated by the three armed groups operating in this area— the Colombian armed forces, the paramilitaries allied with the government and the guerrillas.