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Duncan Family Farms Duncan Family Farms is a family run certified organic farm specializing in lettuces, greens & veggies To join our team go to www.duncanfamilyfarms.com/careers

Duncan Family Farms is a family run certified organic farm specializing in lettuces, greens and vegetables. As 4th generation Arizona farmers we are proud of our farming operation and the team of talented people who work at Duncan Family Farms. We are committed to using sustainable, state-of-the-art farming practices to bring clean, healthy, life-giving food to your home. We are also committed to making a strong contribution to an improved environment and giving back to our community. To learn more about Duncan Family Farms, please visit www.duncanfamilyfarms.com.

10/19/2026

But the voices in my head go… 🚜🚜🚜🚜

Happy National Kale Day! 🥬Let us introduce you to all the organic kales we grow! This highly nutritious leafy green has ...
10/08/2026

Happy National Kale Day! 🥬

Let us introduce you to all the organic kales we grow! This highly nutritious leafy green has come a long way from its days as a meager garnish. Salads, soups, chips. So many ways to enjoy this nutrient dense green.

Photo—Organic green curly kale fields in New York

Baby kale in Arizona 👶

We grow bulk organic baby kale that we sell to our customers (processors) that blend it into their custom bagged salad mixes.

Soft texture and crunchy, edible stems!

Kale Mix Microgreens grown in our indoor greenhouse in Arizona 🌱

Kale microgreens are a great option for folks that want more bioavailable nutrients without the bulk of insoluble fiber. These can be easier on the gut to digest.

Lacinato Kale / Black Kale / Dino Kale / Tuscan Kale- so many names for everyone’s favorite kale. 🇮🇹

This is a winner for salads! Buttery soft texture and deep blue-green in color. It has a mild flavor with a slight nuttiness and is less bitter than curly kale.

Green curly kale in Arizona. 🥬

Doesn’t get more classic than this variety of kale! Green curly kale holds up well when cooked and is great for kale chips!

Red curly kale grown in New York.♥️

Stunning deep purple stems and veins run thoughout the leaves. It is similar in flavor and use to the green curly kale but it has more antioxidants due to the natural shades of purple and red.

Green curly kale in New York 🗽

Green curly kale bunch in New York 🗽

10/05/2026

And that we educated thousands of school kids on where their food came from. 🧒 🥕

We hosted birthday parties, school field trips, farm tours, and festivals like the Cool Corn & Melon Festival. 🌽 🍉

If you grew up in Phoenix in the ‘90s or 2000s, there’s a good chance you came to Duncan Family Farms and dug some potatoes in our U-pick. 🪏 🥔

A little piece of farm history, straight from the VHS tapes 📼

Meet Chris Cox, our new CEA Manager! 🌱Chris studied nutrition at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s School of Agriculture before...
10/03/2026

Meet Chris Cox, our new CEA Manager! 🌱

Chris studied nutrition at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s School of Agriculture before moving into hands-on growing. Over the years he’s specialized in greenhouse horticulture and grown crops across a wide range of climate zones, experience he now brings to our Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) program.

CEA means growing in enclosed, tech-driven spaces where climate, lighting, and irrigation are precisely managed. For our microgreens, that means year-round harvests that look and taste great, no matter what the weather’s doing outside.

It’s a very different world from traditional field farming. Instead of seasons and acres, Chris works with shallow trays that go from seed to harvest on average, 14 days. That fast, high-density setup gets the most out of every square foot of our greenhouse, but it also creates a very humid environment, so tight climate control and strict sanitation are essential.

On a typical day, Chris oversees the whole production pipeline: monitoring germination, adjusting climate controls, and managing seeding, daily crop care, and harvest schedules.

Welcome to the team, Chris! 🙌

09/28/2026

Agronomists are like plant and soil doctors. 🥼🚜🌱They diagnose pests, diseases, nutrient deficiencies, and pathogens before they become big problems. A camera roll full of bizarre plants and insects comes with the job. 📸🦠

09/24/2026

The team that keeps every wheel turning. We couldn’t do it without you guys! 🛠️🫶

El equipo que mantiene cada rueda girando.
¡No podríamos hacerlo sin ustedes! 👏🚜

Fall looks pretty different at each of our DFF farms. 🍂🍁🍃 Every location has its own prime growing season, but right now...
09/22/2026

Fall looks pretty different at each of our DFF farms. 🍂🍁🍃 Every location has its own prime growing season, but right now, we have crops in the ground at all three!

From Arizona to Oregon to New York, autumn is in the air! 🍁

Photo 1 - Baby lettuce fields with Mt. Shasta in the background - Merrill, Oregon

Photo 2 - Cover crop underneath shade house. Shade house is being opened in preparation for ❄️ winter - Merrill, Oregon

Photo 3- Last arugula plantings - Merrill, Oregon

Photo 4 - Green curly kale fields- Seneca Castle, New York

Photo 5 - Rainbow chard fields - Seneca Castle, New York

Photo 6 - More lovely kale - Seneca Castle, New York

Photo 7 - Romaine transplants are growing quickly - Goodyear, Arizona

Photo 8 - Kale transplants - Goodyear, Arizona

Photo 9 - Rosemary fields - Goodyear, Arizona

09/21/2026

We grow one of the sweetest gold beet varieties, the Badger Flame Beet 🤩

And this year, we added its rounder cousin to the farm, the Badger Spark!

So naturally, we had to put these two beets to the test against a traditional red beet. 🫜

Using a refractometer, we’re checking the Brix (sugar) levels to see which beet comes out on top. 👀

Fun Fact: the reason they have “Badger” in their name is because they were bred by Dr. Irwin Goldman from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Bucky Badger is their mascot! Such a great guy, such a great beet! 🦡🫶

09/19/2026

👋 No more chopping up cilantro 🙅‍♀️🔪🌿 just use cilantro microgreens instead! They are tiny, flavorful, and nutrient packed!

No chop, just top! 😏

Address

17072 W. Indian School Road
Goodyear, AZ
85395

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+6238539880

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