At Jones Brothers Farm, we focus on responsible farming practices that ensure our vegetables, beef, and fruit are not just fresh but also grown with care and integrity. We believe in nurturing our land and livestock in ways that our families—and yours—can feel proud of. Every meal made with our products reflects our commitment to quality and sustainability. Over the years, we’ve expanded our operations to supply fresh vegetables to markets throughout Northern Kentucky and Louisville, and we’re proud to provide high-quality beef, seasonal fruits, and more. This tour will visit all three locations of Jones Brothers Farm. Check out more about Jones Brothers Farm here. 

Must be 21 years of age or older to attend this tour.

This tour will visit two of the Jones Brothers Farms locations, then the group will travel to Neeley Distillery.

At Jones Brothers Farm, we focus on responsible farming practices that ensure our vegetables, beef, and fruit are not just fresh but also grown with care and integrity. We believe in nurturing our land and livestock in ways that our families—and yours—can feel proud of. Every meal made with our products reflects our commitment to quality and sustainability. Over the years, we’ve expanded our operations to supply fresh vegetables to markets throughout Northern Kentucky and Louisville, and we’re proud to provide high-quality beef, seasonal fruits, and more. Check out more about Jones Brothers Farm here. 

Neeley Family Distillery is a small family owned and operated venue located in the rolling hills of the Kentucky bluegrass. The Neeley Family has been distilling in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky for eleven generations. In 2015, Tenth Generation Roy Neeley and Eleventh Generation Royce Neeley took the family business legal for the first time ever. The Neeley Family is devoted to honoring the craft of their forefathers through the production of high quality spirits; the family is literally distilling history every day. Through this devotion, Royce believes the Family is distilling some of the best Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey in the world. You can learn more by visiting their website.

The Kinman Farm Market is a family-owned KFB Certified Farm Market. They sell flowers in the spring, vegetables in the summer, hold a Fall Festival, and sell Christmas trees in the winter, as well as jams, jellies, and salsa year round.

McGlasson Farms offers a wide range of home-grown fruits and vegetables throughout the season at their farm market. Beginning in late May, guests can pick-your-own strawberries, followed by blackberries and blueberries in mid-late June. Maple syrup is available all year. The summer season officially starts in July with sweet corn, tomatoes, red potatoes, green beans, green onions, kale, peppers, peaches, eggplant, okra, cabbage, melons, and more. By September & October, McGlasson's is in full swing with the fall harvest including nearly 30 varieties of apples (u-pick as well), u-pick pumpkins, fresh apple cider, caramel apples, sweet potatoes, summer and winter squash, fall decorations, mums, gourds, cornstalks, Indian corn, apple fritters, and more. 

Seiter Farms is a family farm specializing in livestock feed, cattle production, and row crops.

Neltner’s Farm in Camp Springs, Kentucky, is a family-owned farm with over a century of history. Known for its annual fall festival, fresh produce, and rustic event space, it offers pumpkin picking, hayrides, a corn maze, live music, and a farm market with local goods. Whether visiting for seasonal fun, fresh food, or a scenic celebration, Neltner’s Farm blends tradition with warm hospitality. Check out more here.

Schwenke Brothers Farm is a family-owned operation managed by brothers Bob and Russell Schwenke, along with their sons. The farm specializes in cultivating corn and soybeans, with some fields irrigated by the Ohio River.

​Scott Family Farms cultivates a wide variety of fresh produce, including their renowned asparagus, tomatoes, corn, and onions. As one of the largest commercial produce growers in Northern Kentucky, Scott Family Farms has been a staple in the community since 1980. The farm has a longstanding presence at Cincinnati's Findlay Market, participating in the Farmers Market for many years.

Transportation to this stop will be 14 passenger vans.

The Walter family is dedicated to producing high quality, award-winning grape, and fruit wines. StoneBrook has been tending to its estate vineyards since 2000 and producing unique varieties of Kentucky wine since 2005. Stonebrook offers magnificent vineyard views, a newly renovated 1890 farmhouse converted into a cozy wine-tasting room, old country charm, and a little bit of history. To see more, check out their website.

Eagle Bend is a National Historic Registry property and the proud home of more than 50 award-winning, show-quality alpacas. As the first alpaca farm in the northern Kentucky area, Eagle Bend has also added a small flock of Cormo sheep, creating one of the finest fiber herds in the state of Kentucky. As a dedicated fiber farm, Eagle Bend provides educational opportunities for fiber enthusiasts, including knitters, crocheters, hand spinners, and weavers. Visitors can explore their on-site Fiber & Gift Shoppe, which offers a range of luxurious finished goods, perfect for even the most discerning shopper. Visitors can enjoy the tranquil country setting, surrounded by the calming presence of alpacas, while gaining insight into farming and the rewarding lifestyle it offers.

Farming has evolved significantly since Bob Maurer of Burlington first moved to his East Bend Road farm in 1950. Today, the Maurer family operates one of the top ten largest mixed hair sheep flocks in the state, with about 500 head. Bob sells his stock to a local distributor, supplying both meat markets and religious ceremonies. The 252-acre farm has been in the Maurer family for over 150 years, preserving a legacy of dedicated farming. Conservation is a priority at the Maurer farm, with practices such as rotational grazing, nutrient management, and well-maintained animal trails and walkways ensuring sustainable land use.

This tour is great for kids.

The Cincinnati Zoo, an accredited member of the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) since 1978, is internationally known for its success in the protection and propagation of endangered animals and plants and engages in research and conservation projects worldwide. This tour will provide an opportunity to visit the zoo at your own pace and explore the many exhibits. Find out more on their website.