K & R Farms

Quality Guaranteed!

Family-owned and operated by Kyle and Roxanne Wooton of Richmond, KY.   We specialize in pasture-raised beef, pork, and lamb.   At K&R.  A cow gets to be a cow, a pig gets to be a pig, and sheep get to be sheep.  All the grass and fresh water they want.   We also have a small storefront in town.  Located at 942 Spanish Grove Drive.  Richmond, KY 40475

Redbud Farm

So Many Items!

We are Danny and Gail Wilson and have lived in Richmond since 2018, residing in a neighborhood near Valley View Ferry that many Madison County residents will know as the Bent.   We transplanted here from Indianapolis, Indiana, to live closer to our youngest daughter, a Morehead grad who decided she and her horses never wanted to leave Kentucky.  We have a son who is a platoon sergeant with the 82nd Airborne and lives with his wife and adorable 2-year-old in North Carolina.  The Air Force led our oldest daughter to settle in Arizona where she met her husband, and they have an adorable 6-year-old and 2-year-old.  We both served our community as educators; Gail taught elementary, and Danny was an athletic director.  In our retirement, we have turned our interests and hobbies into something we can share with the community via the farmers market.
Danny is honing his skills doing woodcrafts, turning out kitchen tools, charcuterie boards and trays, game boards, hand-turned ink pens, bird houses, vases, and other gift items made from Kentucky-sourced hardwoods.   He also loves learning about the soil and restorative agriculture and gardening.  Thus, he maintains a worm farm, producing vermicompost and worm tea, which are excellent soil amendments.  Stop by our booth where we sell those products and Danny will explain their benefits and uses.  Danny also is a beekeeper and member of the Madison County Beekeepers Association and will have honey to offer when it becomes available.
Gail loves working with watercolor.  Her previous experience with painting was in high school, some five decades ago, and her art teacher’s words still come back to her.  She produces hand-painted greeting cards, bookmarks, and framed pictures to sell.  She also enjoys making fragrant hand-poured soy candles.
2023 was our first year ever being at the Madison County Farmers Market.  As a Kentucky Proud vendor, we absolutely loved working alongside the other vendors and meeting the community up close.  We have loved seeing some of our customers return week after week, many just stopping by to check in with us and chat.  We are looking forward with much excitement to the 2024 market season.