Stephanie Pankau

farmer

Rock Port, MO (originally El Paso, TX)

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About Your Homestead:

We run a small family farm in Northwest Missouri. We are diverse and sustainable in our farming endeavor. We sell meat and honey along with live animals as pets or to start your herd. We also run a petting farm in which we bring a little of the farm to you and educate on proper animal practices and handling.

About Stephanie:

Stephanie Pankau is co-owner, with her husband Greg, of Farm2Fork Ranch in Rock Port, Missouri. Along with her husband and 3 children, they raise a menagerie of animals in the midwest on their small, sustainable farm.

 
Day-to-Day, Featured, Record Keeping

Organized Chaos?


When did that happen? What day did we do that? How long has it been since we started this? These questions are always popping up around the farm. With lots of things always happening, it can be hard to remember what happened when to whom! And this is where you need something quick, easy, and […]

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Day-to-Day, How to Promote, Living the Life

Float Galore!


Parade planning is an adventure in itself! We had a wonderful adventure for St. Patrick’s Day. This is the third year we have been a part of the St. Joseph St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Our first adventure was making a float to hold our critters. REBUILDING We realized last year that with the sides 5 […]

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Getting Started, How to Promote, Market Yourself

It’s all in a name, right?


It’s all in a name, right? When you are shopping, what do you look for? It’s those tried-and-true products that are the go-to items on your list. What do you look for as you’re racing through a weekday shopping trip, before you have to get home and make supper (and attend to the other dozen […]

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Agritourism, Getting Started, Success Stories

Introduction – Stephanie Pankau of Farm2Fork


Our Story How Farm2Fork Came to Be Farm2Fork Ranch began like any other thing in life, a hope, a dream, and a glimmer in the eye. While working on wedding plans, Greg and I started throwing around ideas for the future. He mentioned he’d always wanted to have a farm. I didn’t mind, I basically […]

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