Anichini-Moore Ranch & Farm

Raising heritage animals and plants, heirloom fruits and vegetables, and providing education.

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Ranch & Farm Hosts Farm Field Day for OK State Univ. Dept. of Horticulture & Landscape Architecture's Camp T. U. R. F. 2011... 6.18.2011.  The heat and insects didn’t deter the 24 high school kids from OSU’s TURF program from coming to the farm and enjoying an educational tour for about three hours.  A couple of pictures of the kids exiting their buses as they arrived at the farm are show below! They were truly intrigued by the dung beetles, dragon flies, blister beetles, song birds and our mostly heritage animals including one black Arabian stallion and the buffalo who all showed off for them by prancing and running around! The Large Black Pigs were fighting over who got to be petted and the kids asked a lot of terrific questions related to small farms, health and real food. It was a treat to have these kids who had never seen unshorn or wool bearing sheep. Their facilitator, Shelley Mitchell, said we had her favorite cows, Belted Galloway! She said she knew what they were immediately on sight! We are looking forward to hosting kids in this program every year! More articles here>

 

  


Farm Highlighted In Oklahoma Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Spring 2011 Newsletter.  We are honored to be highlighted in the OkSARE newsletter this spring. Click here for the article, page 3.  We encourage you to check out their web site too: http://www.dasnr.okstate.edu/oksusag.

 

 

 

 


 

2011 Green awards for sustainability... On March 24, 2011, Kathy Moore, owner of Anichini-Moore Ranch and Farm, was awarded the 2011 OSU Green Award for Sustainability. Click here for the article; scroll down the page.

 


 

Organic Farmers Put Forward a Strong, Collective Voice on Organic Hill Days Visits...

OFRF brought five farmers to Washington, D.C. in early April to talk to members of Congress about organic agriculture. Hear their inspiring accounts about lobbying on Capitol Hill on behalf of organic. Read more and listen to their stories. (Source: Organic Link May 4, 2011)

 


Kathy Moore and Other Farmers Support Conservation and Sustainable Ag...4.2011
Thanks to the Organic Farming Research Foundation, four unique, successful and passionate farmers from New York, Georgia, Oklahoma and Wisconsin were brought to Washington DC to express their commitment to farming organically and the importance of congressional support for organic farming. OFRF partnered with Organic Valley to bring an organic farmer from Maine to attend the event.  Click here to read about these farmers and the event>>
 
The National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition helped more than 30 farmers and farm advocates in 18 states share their story while visiting Washington, DC. Full article, click here>>
 
Organic Farmers in Action. Several organic farmers across the South attended the Organic Trade Association Policy Conference and Hill Visit Days in Washington, D.C. on April 6-7. The purpose of the conference was to educate Congress about organic agriculture. One of Southern SARE's Administrative Council members took part in the visit, Kathy Moore... Read article, click here>>
 

Anichini-Moore Ranch & Farm Referenced in Woodward Paper... 1.18.2011
" However, Hickman said agritourism is nothing new to Woodward.  For example, the local Anchini-Moore Ranch hosted an educational farm tour last fall, in cooperation with Northwest Oklahoma State University, Langston University and OSU Extension, she said.  As part of that farm tour, visitors from outside of the area were brought to Woodward to learn about organic farming practices such as rainwater collection and composting." Full article, click here>>

Interview with Red Dirt Kelly of Red Dirt Chronicles... 12.28.2010
Friends, I recently had a conversation with Red Dirt Kelly about my farm and ranch. I invite you to check out her article about our meeting, click here>>

Farm Field Tour & Workshop... 11.13.2010

Woodward Field and Farm Day
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What a day! Attendees braved the cool weather to hear speakers on Rainwater Harvesting, Economic Development, Opportunities and Challenges for Farmers, Rural Development, Water Issues, Root Crops and Working with Oklahoma Food Coop, and Youth Activities. State, federal and local entities, universities and the private sector joined forces to increase awareness. The group is already planning a two day conference and farm field day demonstrations for October 2011. 
Woodward News announcement.
Click here to read the article> Click here for: Agenda and Registration. Click here for Photo Album>
 
 
(Pics) Jason Vogel, Ph.D. Storm Water Specialist, Oklahoma State University, is talking to one of three groups that toured the highly diversified farm. Jason's group includes Langston University Extension staff and farmers from their Beginning Farmers Educational Program. Pictures courtesy of Karl Garbrecht, OSU grad student. Slide show pictures courtesy of Chris Kirby, Farm to School, Oklahoma Dept. of Agriculture, Food & Forestry (ODAFF). Visit their facebook page at  http://on.fb.me/okdeptofag.
 

 Ludivine Visits the Farm... 2010

Jonathon and Russ of Ludivine New Prairie Cuisine take a trip to visit our farm, Anichini -- Moore Ranch & Farm, to talk about some of the more hard to get products she'll be supplying to Ludivine. Check our their restaurant here>
 2012 Events...

 

January 17, 2012, 6:00 to 8:00 pm National Women in Agriculture First Hip Hop Producer's Class, OKC, OK. Learn about USDA farm programs that can help you and your family live a healthy, physical and financially sustainable lifestyle. Agenda.

January 30, 2012, meeting with OSU Ext., Langston, and others  to set dates for at least four field days at farms in Western OK.

June 23, 2012, Ranch & Farm Hosts Farm Field Day for OK State Univ. Dept. of Horticulture & Landscape Architecture's Camp T. U. R.F. The camp serves at risk youth. Shelley Mitchell, OSU, Ext. Stillwater, is their advisor.