Who owns Waseda Farm?
In 2008, Thomas Lutsey 's son Tom Lutsey bought the current Waseda Farm in Baileys Harbor, which was previously owned and operated by the Jesuit order Priests of the Sacred Heart — a history that lends their cattle today the nickname "holy cows."
Where is Waseda Farms?
Waseda Farms, 7281 Logerquist Road in Baileys Harbor, raises organic grass-fed beef, pork, poultry and eggs, which they sell in an on-farm market along with dairy products and local produce. They also run a second Waseda Farms Market at 330 Reid St. in De Pere.
Why did Tom Lutsey start his farm?
Tom Lutsey's commitment to the farm was spurred by a health scare that inspired him to make healthier choices without giving up meat, and the business grew from there , according to Matt Lutsey.
Who is the chief farmer of Waseda Farms?
Waseda Farms remains in the family, with the now-retired Tom Lutsey as chief farming officer and his wife Sharon retired as garden manager and chief image director.
How many acres are there in Farm Link?
The farms involved spanned around 14 acres in Appleton, Ripon, Plymouth, Menomonee Falls and Franksville.
Is Waseda Farms organic?
Organic beef is easiest for Waseda Farms to distribute, and the farm continues to support Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin's Farm Link program as needed.