Hirzel Farms

Hirzel Canning Company & Farms was founded in 1923 by Carl R. Hirzel. Due to a change in labor classification in 1963, Hirzel Farms was incorporated into a separate entity. Over the past 50 years, Hirzel Farms has diversified into an operation that is comprised of five unique, yet harmonious, areas of focus. Organic and Non-GMO Crop Production Conventional Production of Processing of Tomatoes and Cabbage Organic and Non-GMO Grain Conditioning, Sorting, and Packaging Organic Composting Research & Development and Community Outreach. Emphasizing sustainable and organic agricultural systems and practices.
Hirzel Farms
Hirzel Farms4 days ago
https://recruiting.paylocity.com/Recruiting/Jobs/Details/3763238

Please note that we are only accepting applications submitted through the official link provided. We are unable to respond to individual inquiries regarding the job posting at this time.
Hirzel Farms
Hirzel Farms2 weeks ago
What is great about this conference is the blend of "seasoned" certified organic growers along with growers that are in transition or thinking of transitioning to organics. We all need each other to be successful. Organics is on the rise and domestic production is slowly increasing. Lets learn from each other.
Hope to see you there! Early bird registration ends tomorrow Dec 5

#organic #organicgrain #organicfarm #organicsoil #soilhealth
Hirzel Farms
Hirzel Farms1 month ago
The Stinner Summit will be in northwest Ohio this year. Farmer voices are needed, but attendance is open to anyone who works in food systems. Bring your ideas and experience to help create a funded project focused on this year’s theme, Connecting Farms, Food, and Community in the Western Lake Erie Watershed. Learn more: go.osu.edu/Stinner-Summit
Hirzel Farms
Hirzel Farms1 month ago
https://www.ohiosoilhealthweek.com/

Soil is alive!

Let’s help sustain it by supplying the microbes with plenty to eat and break down into nutrients that will be available for your next crop. Whether its a home garden or acres of farmland, the goal is the same-

Help slow down erosion by using cover crops that establish good roots and overwinter.

Feed into your biology and build up your organic matter by adding compost in the fall.
Hirzel Farms
Hirzel Farms1 month ago
Ohio Soil Health Week!

Compost and cover crops are a great way to amend and keep your soil where it belongs- on your farm!