About
Our Story
Our family farm strives to offer beef sold directly to the consumer at the best price.
My Father purchased the farm as a young 27-year-old. He has farmed the land throughout the years producing apples, poultry, and cattle. We joined the farm in 1994 and have helped to continue the growth. In 2022, we decided to add the production of beef. We are raising beef cattle on our pastures and finish them on an all-natural grain formula that has been designed to meet their breed's specific needs.
We sell directly to our customers in a variety of packages from small 10-pound variety boxes to whole processed beef. All of our cattle are raised using strict humane practices and we give no growth hormones and no antibiotics. Our beef is processed in a USDA-certified processing center under the watchful care of an onsite USDA inspector.
Where does the name K&P Farms come from, you ask? K is for Kaylin, our oldest daughter and P is for Payton, our youngest daughter. Our hope is that one day we will be able to pass along our farm to them and future generations of farmers.
![Amy+Woodring[]K&P+Farms,+LLC+-+IMG_1332 Close-up of a black cow being gently petted by a person in a farm setting, with green grass and a fence in the background, highlighting human-animal interaction in agriculture.](https://kpfarmsbeef.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/AmyWoodringKPFarmsLLC-IMG_1332-scaled.jpg)
![Amy+Woodring[]K&P+Farms,+LLC+-+IMG_2059 View of a pasture with black cows grazing, framed by the entrance of a barn. The scene captures a clear blue sky and a rustic red barn in the background, surrounded by trees. Sunlight casts shadows on the ground, highlighting the farm setting.](https://kpfarmsbeef.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/AmyWoodringKPFarmsLLC-IMG_2059-scaled.jpg)
![Amy+Woodring[]K&P+Farms,+LLC+-+IMG_2045 Two black cows standing near a barn with open doors, surrounded by a metal fence and grassy field under a clear blue sky.](https://kpfarmsbeef.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/AmyWoodringKPFarmsLLC-IMG_2045-1-scaled.jpg)
![Amy+Woodring[]K&P+Farms,+LLC+-+IMG_0066 Black calf peeking through a wooden fence in a grassy pasture, with a light-colored cow partially visible in the background.](https://kpfarmsbeef.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/AmyWoodringKPFarmsLLC-IMG_0066-scaled.jpg)
![Amy+Woodring[]K&P+Farms,+LLC+-+IMG_0067 Black cow standing in a misty field at sunrise, with a wooden fence in the foreground and lush green grass around it.](https://kpfarmsbeef.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/AmyWoodringKPFarmsLLC-IMG_0067-scaled.jpg)
![Amy+Woodring[]K&P+Farms,+LLC+-+IMG_0704 A group of black cattle feeding from a trough in a barn, with a tractor visible in the background. The scene showcases livestock management and animal husbandry practices.](https://kpfarmsbeef.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/AmyWoodringKPFarmsLLC-IMG_0704-scaled.jpg)

![Amy+Woodring[]K&P+Farms,+LLC+-+IMG_1327 Black cow standing in a fenced area with a grassy hillside in the background, featuring several other cows grazing. The ground is a mix of dirt and straw, typical of a farm setting.](https://kpfarmsbeef.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/AmyWoodringKPFarmsLLC-IMG_1327-scaled.jpg)
