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Ojo Farm

Real Food, Grown Here

Serving good food starts with knowing where it comes from and how it’s grown. That’s why we grow much of our own food just 1,000 feet from our Artesian Restaurant in Ojo Caliente.
Farmer Clare In A Row Of Tomatoes

Our Fresh Philosophy: Seed to Plate

In New Mexico, every hill and valley has its own unique microclimate. That’s why, to make the most of our 1.5 acres, our farm team balances refined regenerative agricultural techniques and modern technology to cultivate complementary fruit, vegetables, botanicals, and flowers. The Farmer and Chefs collaborate at every phase of production from selecting seeds for production, planning harvest windows, curating unqiue farm dinners and weekly restaurant specials, to evaluating the plate on the table. We strive to create meaningful agricultural experiences in Northern New Mexico, while offering high quality, accessible produce to our guests and the local community. At Ojo your experience is beyond farm-to-table; we bring you from seed-to-plate.

Colorful Fruit And Lettuce Salad

Supporting Community Agriculture

Regenerative and “sustainable” agriculture means more to us than just our production methods. It also means sustaining enough production and sales to build the local economy and community nutrition. To this end, Ojo Farm maximizes its production capacity with technique and technology to create meaningful and dignified agriculture jobs for local New Mexicans, as well as provide healthy, accessible produce to our guests and community.

We like supporting our neighbors, so whenever possible, we source ingredients from our Northern New Mexico food partners. Beck & Bulow, for example, a renowned Santa Fe butcher that sources ethically-raised meat, supplies much of the beef and bison featured in our restaurants.