We did not grow up on a farm, but were always around agriculture and knew early on that we wanted to have a farm one day.   In 2011 we purchased a barn and 3 acres from Bill and Mary Jane Spear, mainly to accomodate the girl's 4-H projects.  The Farm had been in Bill's family for several generations.  In 2016 the remaining 27 acres and house were purchased, with the understanding that we would keep it a farm. 

Our mission was to have a self sustaining piece of property while growing a family business.  Three Sisters seemed to be a natural choice for a name, since the endeavor was for our daughters and their increasing interest in agriculture.

Our family takes great pride in the production and quality of everything we do, including spending extra for the best feed regimens, raising animals with no hormones or antibiotics and processing at a USDA facility.

The goal of Three Sisters Farm is to produce high quality affordable products for our community, while growing our family farm for future generations.

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Yes, there really are three sisters!

Our three daughters help on the farm and are involved in 4-H and FFA.  They have shown several of the animals raised on the farm and have competed in agricultural events at the county, state and national level through these organizations, winning several banners along the way.

Sara was the 2016 Garrett County Farm Queen and 2017 Miss Garrett County Farm Bureau, Emma was the 2020 Miss Garrett County Farm Bureau and Kyla was a 2017 Garrett County Farm Princess.

All three girls continue to be involved in the farming operation.