About

The Farm at Young

FAQs

When are you open?

We are open Fridays & Saturdays, 7:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. April through December, with two weeks off at the end of November to prepare for the Christmas shopping season, when we are open only on Saturdays. We are a two-person family business with one baker/chef. We prepare for the weekend Monday-Thursday.

Do you have indoor seating?

We have outdoor shaded patio seating with mist coolers and a seating capacity of 15-20 people. We are primarily a takeout cafe.

Can we preorder from the Takeout Cafe Menus?

Definitely! If you have a large group, know you will be visiting Young, or want to place a pickup order click on the "Contact" tab above to reach out and let us know what you need. You will be sent an invoice that is easily payable with any credit card through Paypal. Please note that all preorders require a minimum 24-hour notice.

Do you do custom bakery orders?

Absolutely! Just click the "Contact" tab to inquire about a custom bakery order. All our bakery items are available in any quantity. Pies, cheesecakes, and some desserts can be ordered in a standard size. (Please inquire for prices for standard sizes and prices.)

Are you a real farm?

We are! We grow variety garlic and dry beans, all of which are available in the Farmstand Shop. We also have seasonal organic produce when available.

Who makes your jams, preserves, pickled green beans and other canned items?

We do! We are a fully licensed and registered Arizona Cottage Food Law producer. Most of our ingredients are either locally sourced or grown on the farm and organic whenever possible.

Did the Pleasant Valley War happen here?

Yes, it did! The feud between the Grahams and the Tewsburys is the longest feud in American history, beating out even the Hatfields and the McCoys. More information about the Pleasant Valley War and the history of Young and the surrounding area can be found at the museum at the Pleasant Valley Historical Society.

How long have you been here?

We have lived in Young for 13 years and opened The Farm in 2025 after having a similar business (Purple Sage Farm) at this same location in 2017. We purchased our property from the Turner family, who settled here around the turn of the century. The field where our sunflowers are planted was once an apple orchard, and just past the old house to the south of the shop the jail once stood. Bill Turner was the justice of the peace.