At Fat Beet Farm, we take pride in educating the community on what makes sustainably grown food better. While you are here, feel free to pick up some Fat Beet / locally sourced goods and merchandise, schedule a tour, enjoy our food, and ask as many questions as you have!
We are happy to provide answers. Our goal is to make our community a little more sustainable, and we are excited to share our knowledge.
Monday – Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday – Friday: 4pm-8pm
Saturday: 10am-7pm
Sunday: 10am-6pm
We Are Hiring
Fat Beet Farm offers a variety of career opportunities. Tap on any of the options below to learn more and apply today. We are excited to hear from you and can’t wait to speak!
The Kitchen at
Fat Beet Farm
For fresh, local produce lovers like us, the ever-growing Farm-to-Table movement is one of the most exciting food developments we have seen in decades. If you are not already familiar, Farm-to-Table (sometimes called Farm-to-Fork) is a concept that involves food that is grown locally, sold locally, and prepared by our talented chefs in our state-of-the-art production facility for our local clientele. And of course, where incredible freshness is found, the flavor follows.
Menu & Catering
Fat Beet Farm serves fresh farm pies and produce, and our menu consists of large meals that typically feed two to four people. We will also be offering catering and delivery for larger parties in the future.
Sustainable Initiatives
Biodigester
Our big, beautiful bio-digester is the heart of Fat Beet Farm. It breathes life into all corners of our farm and allows us to grow a bounty of food while also replenishing the land sustainably.
Reclamation Ecology
Through our reclamation ecology efforts, we are able to help maintain and improve the condition of our natural Florida wetland and coastal ecosystems.
Solar
In our effort to remain as sustainable as possible, we installed a 90-panel solar grid on the roof of our Microgreens Shed, which allows the Florida sun to power almost all our operations.
Regenerative Agriculture
At Fat Beet Farm, we practice soil enrichment, composting, and vermiculture to keep our soil in the best possible condition. With the unique difficulties that come along with farming in Florida, maintaining healthy soil is one of the things that keeps our farm going strong.
Rain Collection
At Fat Beet Farm we collect rainwater for our plants and fish. By collecting rainwater, we can use less fresh water from the city but also prevent any contaminants from city water from harming any of our farming activities.
Sustainable Initiatives
- Biodigester
- Reclamation Ecology
- Solar
- Regenerative Agriculture
- Rain Collection
Coastal Farming
From bees to mushrooms to chickens and more, we work hard in our coastal farming efforts to provide the best possible environment for our plants and animals to thrive.
We have coastal farming practices in place for our:
- Bees
- Fish
- Vegetables
- Chickens
- Microgreens
Our Mission
Fat Beet Farm is a coastal farm dedicated to sustainability, education, and restoring the farm-to-fork connection.
We have created a closed-loop system where the food is grown on the farm, cooked in our kitchen, and all of our food waste & scraps are used to create organic fertilizers for the next season of crops. Our goal is to be the model for the future of sustainable farming and a true farm-to-table concept.
Activities At Fat Beet
Our extensive tours offer a behind-the-scenes look at how our farm operates. While on our tour, you will be able to view our vegetable gardens, compost, chickens, biodigester, bees, microgreens, preservation areas, and more! And, after the tour, you will have the opportunity to shop at our market or take home a fresh hot farm meal!