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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

  • How do I find out what products you have for sale?
    We sell direct through a mailing list. On a weekly basis we send updates to the list with products, news, and other important updates. You can join our mailing list by sharing your email on the Subscribe for Updates form on each page in this website. We respect your privacy and do not sell your information - we don't sell your information and never will sell your information.
  • Where can I buy your products?
    We sell direct to consumers through a mail list. You are welcome to join our community and we'll update you with new product offerings.
  • Are you open to the public?
    Not at this time. We are undergoing several construction projects across the property. When we complete the property build out, we look forward to welcoming guests to our farm.
  • Where is Altamont Farms located?
    We are located at 1750 Sunset Trl, Alva, FL, 33920. Located between Fort Myers Shores and Labelle, Alva is a small community on the Caloosahatchee River. Our farm is on Sunset Trl, right off Palm Beach Blvd. As you come down Sunset Trl you will see signs for Altamont Farms. Follow the signs to our driveway, which is off South River Road, not on Sunset Trl.
  • What produce do you grow?
    Our produce operation moved from our California farm to our Alva location. With high tunnels and hydroponics at our disposal, we are well-equipped to grow specialty produce for our local market. We invested in a new irrigation, and have worked with local chefs to optimize our produce selection for demands not met in mass market channels. Specialty tomatoes, herbs, leafy greens, and fruit are the primary focus.
  • Are your eggs from chickens on your farm?
    Yes! We raise our egg layers on property. They are pasture raised and fed a GMO-free layer feed. We have mobile chicken coops that move through pastures to provide the hens with fresh grass and ground for foraging. This approach to raising egg layers is a foundational method for sustainable agriculture. The chickens forage on pasture, dropping chicken manure as they go. The rotation of the coops prevents over-pressuring the land, and their droppings provide nutrients that would otherwise be added with chemical fertilizers. The healthy grass benefits from the nutrients, which are consumed through the process to prevent nutrient runoff that is common when nutrients are added in bulk.
  • Do you sell honey?
    Yes, we have amazing honey. With hives on the property, and additional hives in locations throughout Lee and Charlotte counties, we offer honey with a range of flavor profiles. Always unfiltered and raw, our award-winning honey is sought after.
Chickens on a pasture
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