Cayce’s Pumpkin Patch in Caldwell County has announced its acceptance into the 2024 Kentucky Farm Bureau Certified Farm Market Program, which is set to open this fall.
Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) officials stated as a member of this prestigious program, Cayce’s Pumpkin Patch has committed to offering top-quality products and services to its customers. Officials said that this certification ensures each market meets the highest standards of quality, freshness, and marketing appeal.
Cayce’s Pumpkin Patch and Jurustic Park, located at 153 Farmersville Road in Princeton, is open from mid-September until November 1 and sells farm-raised pumpkins, flowers, and produce, along with goods from the Amish-Mennonite community. Visitors can enjoy corn and barn mazes, a playground, a pirate ship, picnic tables, and various games, including a corn pile, magnetic darts, skee ball, ring toss, cornhole, basketball, football tossing, frisbee, and more. Additionally, it features a petting zoo and a fossil display, which includes a dinosaur footprint of a Dilophosaurus. Educational, guided, hayride dinosaur tours are available daily at 1 pm, weather permitting. For more information, call 270-625-4091.
KFB President Eddie Melton expressed his enthusiasm for the ongoing expansion of the KFB Certified Farm Market Program. He noted the rising demand for locally grown foods, highlighting it as a positive trend in recent years. He added that they are looking forward to another successful season of providing farm-fresh goods to customers, thanks to some of the best producers across the state.
KFB is celebrating its 29th year of offering the Certified Farm Market program, and interested parties can visit kfb.com/certified, e-mail kfbcertified@kyfb.com or “Like” the Certified Farm Market Facebook page at facebook.com/KYCertifiedFarmMarket to learn more.
