EM Farms: Where Legacy and Innovation Collide

How Ms. Kaneisha Miller is positioning EM Farms to effect change within her community

 

EM Farms is an on-farm market proudly growing fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables with the convenience and quality of the community in mind. Using nature’s beautiful creations along with innovative farming techniques, EM Farms produces highly flavorful produce and value-added goods such as peach, strawberry, & scuppernong jelly; pepper sauce, and pickled peaches amongst other fresh products.

Surrounded by farming for most of her childhood, Ms. Miller’s agricultural upbringing inspired her to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Economics from Fort Valley State University. Five years into her career in the field, Ms. Miller noticed the scarcity of farm-fresh produce within her local community. Her decision to fulfill that need was the catalyst for establishing EM Farms in 2018. 

EM Farms is located in Culloden, GA, on land that has been in the Miller family for over 40 years. In addition to the product shop, EM Farms offers enriching experiences such as agritourism and private “EM-to-Table” dinner experiences on the farm. Ms. Miller pays homage to her grandparents by offering homestyle cakes infused with family recipes available for purchase. She named EM Farms after her grandmother, Emma Miller.

To learn more about Kaneisha Miller and EM Farms, visit www.emfarmsllc.com.

 

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