BULL & HONEY FARM TO TABLE MARKET, which opened on June 22, is owned by the Lochmann family and is in the heart of Nonesuch. From left, Justin, Jack, Molly, Hannah and Heather Lochmann. (Photo provided)
By Scott White
Woodford Sun Staff
The Kentucky Agricultural Development Board (KADB) announced in a news release that Bull & Honey Farm to Table Market, located on Cummins Ferry Road in Woodford County, received a $12,295 grant “to purchase materials and equipment to construct an on-farm market.”
“The KADB is committed to supporting a wide variety of farming and agricultural projects across Kentucky,” Commissioner of Agriculture and Board Chair Jonathan Shell said in the release. “The projects funded today show our goal of strengthening agriculture in many different ways to benefit the commonwealth and the people who live and work here.”
The Bull & Honey farm is located in the heart of Nonesuch, and its market opened on June 22. The hours are Wednesdays, 4 to 7 p.m.; Fridays, 9 a.m. to noon; Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and Sundays, 1 to 4 p.m.
Justin Lochmann, who, along with his wife Heather, owns the farm, told the Sun that they have put the grant funds to immediate use to “make our site accessible to the public with driveway repairs and final grading, road signage, porch seating and equipment.”
He added, “We raise and sell Angus beef as well as other local farms’ chicken, pork, eggs, dairy, produce, fresh cut flowers, and handmade Kentucky goods.”