
Schnepf
Farms, Arizona's Best Family Experience!
Schnepf Farms is Fun for Children!
"Children are our number one priority here at Schnepf Farms. We don't ever want them to forget where their food comes from. We are bringing back "Farmer for the Day" and " Grandma's Baking Day" Classes." It's a way for your children to spend a day with a farmer, or in the kitchen with a baker learning how to bake with fresh from the farm fruits and vegetables.We hope you help us continue this tradition." Carrie Schnepf, co-owner
Farmer for the Day Kid's Club!
(Continue scrolling down for Grandma's Baking day)
"Farmer for the Day Kid's Club" continues at Schnepf Farms in Honor of Carrie Schnepfs' Father "Farmer Bob"

In honor of "Farmer Bob"
Robert
Biggs
Born May 15th, 1928 - passed away November 18th, 2004
Bob Biggs or "Farmer Bob" as most people knew him, was a 4th generation
Arizonan and proud of the fact that his great grandfather helped settle Lehi
Valley in 1878. Bob Biggs loved visiting Schnepf Farms when his daughter,
Carrie, married Mark Schnepf. Five years ago, he started helping with educational
field trips on the farm, and 3 years ago, Carrie established "Farmer
for the Day." This was an opportunity for children to spend 3 hours with
Farmer Bob and learn the importance of agriculture. By teaching school
children on the farm and the conducting the "Farmer for the Day Kids
Club", Bob Biggs has taught over 100-thousand children the importance
of agriculture. He will be remembered by the many children who learned what
a "dirt farmer" does, and the many parents who saw his love and
patience for the children he taught.
"Farmer for the Day" is becoming quite the fun kids activity. Children are learning where their vegetables come from. They spend the day with the farmer by learning how to irrigate, pulling weeds, picking vegetables, enjoying lunch with the farmer, visiting the farm animals and even gathering an egg from the chicken coup. Farmer Bob, Carrie Schnepfs father, started the tradition and now Carrie and her husband Mark are continuing. Please email: schfarm@earthlink.net to reserve your date. Details below.
Details: Saturday March 1st & 29th, April 5th (Sold Out) & 12th (Sold out)
Cost: $20.00 for each child. Check in at "Fresh from the Farm" Restaurant when arriving at farm. Reservations requested Please email: schfarm@earthlink.net
What: learning how to irrigate, planting vegetables, picking vegetables, pulling a few weeds, enjoying lunch, gathering an egg from the chicken coup, and learning and caring for the farm animals. All spent with Schnepf Farms owners, "Carrie" or "Mark". Checking in at the country store. Parents will drop of children, or take photos as they learn, and then pick them up at 12:30pm at the Country Store.
Class Limitations: Age must be at least 5 years old. If they are younger, then we might consider setting up another class for younger children. This is a perfect class for cub scout, boy scout troops or girl scout troops who need to earn agriculture merit badges. parents are welcome to stay with their children and take photos
Please register below, Farmer for the Day are the same dates as Grandma's Baking Day or Email: schfarm@earthlink.net and let us know what date you would prefer. You will pay when you arrive at the farm.
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Note : Grandma's Baking Day is coming back the March 1st, 2008 One CLASS ONLY!
Email for reservations to: schfarm@earthlink.net Please specify number of children and age
All classes are subject to change or be re-scheduled due to unforseen circumstances...Thank you. Please leave email to contact for an except to this rule. |
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Schnepf Farms
Season opens: October through June (July & August) Restaurant ONLY
Don't miss our "Fresh from the Farm Restaurant" open Wednesday thru Sunday!
22601 East Cloud Road
Queen Creek, Arizona 85242
480-987-3100
schfarm@earthlink.net