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Corn 24/7
Our homegrown sweet corn is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at the Scott Farm Harvest Shed.
On the weekdays, our shed operates on the honor system, so stop by whenever it’s convenient, grab the corn you need, and leave payment in the cash box or send payment through Venmo or Zelle.
Fresh from our fields and ready when you are — day or night!
Corn for A Cause
CORN FOR A CAUSE UPDATE!
We are so excited to share that this year’s Corn for a Cause raised over $3,300 for the Friends of Killbuck Lodge!
This event truly wouldn’t be possible without the people who show up year after year to help us make it happen. A HUGE thank you to the Boy Scouts and our fabulous neighbors and community volunteers who helped us pick, bag, haul, and sell A LOT of sweet corn!
And, of course, thank you to everyone who stopped by, bought corn, made a donation, and supported the cause. Every dozen added up!
Since starting Corn for a Cause in 2020, we’ve been incredibly grateful for the opportunity to use something as simple as sweet corn grown right here on our family farm to give back over $34,000 to organizations doing good in our community.
Our Favorite Part of Summer
Farm Fresh!
CORN FOR A CAUSE
Farm Fresh!
In addition to our Corn for a Cause program, we sell our corn for as long as the season allows. Corn can be purchased at our farm stand or ordered ahead for large quantities. Follow us on Facebook for seasonal updates and availability.
Sweet Corn
CORN FOR A CAUSE
Farm Fresh!
Our corn is grown right here on the farm and harvested at the peak of freshness. Each ear is hand-picked to ensure maximum flavor and sweetness, delivering that crisp, tender taste you can only get from corn that comes straight from the field. Perfect for cooking, roasting, freezing, or enjoying right off the cob, our freshly picked corn brings the farm to your table.
CORN FOR A CAUSE
CORN FOR A CAUSE
CORN FOR A CAUSE
Since 2020, we've raised over $30,000 for local organizations, such as the North Fayette Youth Foundation, the Fire Department and the Historical Society, by offering sweet corn in exchange for donations. Follow us on Facebook to catch our yearly call for volunteer pickers!