Meet the Carr Family
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Meet the Carr Family
As a family we work hard to care for our land and animals everyday, producing the finest quality meats and vegetables from our farm to your family's table
Our daughters involvement in 4-H and FFA inspired us to buy a farm of our own! In 2011, we purchased a barn and three acres from the Spears, primarily to accommodate 4-H projects. The Farm had been in the Spear family for several generations. In 2016, we purchased the remaining 27 acres and house, with the shared understanding that it would remain a farm.
Our mission has always been to create a self sustaining property while growing a family business. Three Sisters Farm was a natural name choice, as this endeavor was inspired by our daughters and their growing interest in agriculture.
Our family takes great pride in the production and quality of everything we do. We invest in high quality feed regimens, raise animals without hormones or antibiotics, and utilize USDA-inspected processing facilities to ensure the highest standards.
The goal of Three Sisters Farm is to provide our community with high quality, affordable farm products while preserving and growing our family farm for future generations.
Yes, there really are three sisters!
Our three daughters were actively involved in both 4-H and FFA. Over the years they have shown several of the animals raised on the farm and have competed in agricultural events at the county, state and national levels - earning 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.
Sara
Emma
Kyla
Giving Back
Our family also believes in giving back and strengthening our community. In 2016 we started Tractors For Tots, a community charity that collects new agriculturally related toys and books to distribute to local children. The goal with tractors for tots is to help promote Agricultural education through play and use this concept to help reconnect and educate the younger generation about where their food comes from and to spark an interest to get involved in agriculture.