A family farm in progress

Cultivating Flavor, Celebrating Family.

Follow our family as we raise Karakul sheep, goats, chickens, and a growing garden at DeJoia Farms in Gardner, Kansas.

A sheep standing near the pasture fence at DeJoia FarmsThe work is real. So is the progress.

Welcome to DeJoia Farms

We’re building this place with our own hands—and sharing the journey as we go.

DeJoia Farms is a growing family farm, not a finished postcard. Around here, progress looks like setting posts in Kansas clay, restoring an old barn, improving pasture, and learning what every animal needs to thrive.

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Meet the farm

Feathers, fiber, and four-legged personalities

Every animal has a role in our farm story—and every day of care teaches us something new.

Now underwayFarm project 01

Pasture fencing

Good pasture starts with a solid boundary.

Building dependable boundaries for safer movement, better pasture use, and the farm’s next stages.

Work shared as details are approvedIn progress
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From our farm to your table

The farm shop is taking root.

Nothing is marked available until its inventory, pricing, and pickup details are confirmed.

PastaSunday Supper PastaFirst release planned
Italian sauceThe Long SimmerFirst release planned
EggsDeJoia Farmstead EggsFuture release
Preview the farm shop
Black Karakul sheep gathered inside the barn

From the farm journal

Building DeJoia Farms One Project at a Time

A growing family farm is less about a perfect before-and-after and more about the work happening between the two.

Read the first update

Stay close to the farm

See what the next season brings.

Questions about the farm, products, livestock, or future events are welcome. Visits are by appointment only.