Our Story

Mike & Tiffany Sanders

Co-Founders and Chaos Managers

A lively family of 11 kids, countless animals, and two parents – a teacher and logistics manager – turning a dream into reality. Passionate about living off the land, building community, and celebrating life’s simple joys. Our growing farm is paving the way for our family to embrace a more balanced, sustainable lifestyle, combining our love of good food, hospitality, and bringing people together. For us, it’s all about family, flavor, and living with heart.

See What’s Sprouting

Microgreens

At the Funny Farm, we grow microgreens with big personalities – tiny, flavorful baby plants packed with nutrients and charm. Grown without dirt, pesticides, or shortcuts, our greens thrive in a clean, sustainable environment using only certified organic, non-GMO seeds. From classic staples like broccoli and radish to fun, exotic varieties like amaranth and shiso, there’s a microgreen for every taste and every plate. Whether you’re a foodie, a health nut, or just microgreen-curious, we’re here to add a little green goodness (and a smile) to your day. Fresh, vibrant, and grown with care – because farming should be fun, and food should be fabulous.

Baked Goods

At Funny Farm, we bake joy into every bite! From ooey-gooey cinnamon rolls to our soft and delicious homemade pretzel bites, our goods are fresh and full of flavor. And don’t miss our legendary microgreen creations, like MicroRolls and MicroBread, where our tiny greens bring big flavor to every bite. Made with love (and no weird stuff), our baked goods are the perfect blend of wholesome, homegrown, and hilariously delicious.

Sustainable Practices

At the heart of everything we do is a commitment to sustainability. We use eco-friendly methods, both indoors and outdoors, that are kind to the earth and help reduce waste. By nurturing biodiversity, we’re not just growing great food – we’re cultivating a vibrant, lasting environment for future generations. It’s our way of teaching the next generation the joy and responsibility of caring for the land.