Farm
Blue Moon Acres Farm Store
Blue Moon Acres is a Certified Organic farm in Buckingham, PA, and Pennington, NJ, pioneering regenerative 'dry-land' rice production and high-nutrient microgreens.
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What they do
Blue Moon Acres is a multi-site [[organic-agriculture|Certified Organic]] farm founded in 1992 by Jim and Kathy Lyons. They are nationally recognized for their high-quality microgreens and for pioneering “dry-land” organic rice production in the Northeast—a method that reduces methane emissions and arsenic uptake compared to traditional flooded paddies.
Why it’s listed
The farm is listed for its deep commitment to [[regenerative-agriculture|regenerative agriculture]] and soil microbiology. Utilizing [[korean-natural-farming|Korean Natural Farming]] (KNF) techniques and solar-powered infrastructure, they prioritize nutrient density and flavor over industrial yield, serving as a high-substrate node for the regional food system and supplying top-tier culinary institutions.
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Sources
- Blue Moon Acres Official Site
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