Our History
Nourishing families since 1840.
Founded by Andrew Jackson Hampton in Simpson County, Kentucky, Triple Pine Farm's name reflects its majestic beginnings—the three tallest pines in the county stood proudly on the land. Hampton and his wife built a Greek Revival house, adding to the charm. Triple Pine Farm was added to the national historic register in 1996.
Seven Generations of Superior Agriculture
The farm has been a family legacy, passed down through generations. It's yielded a bounty of crops over the years, from tobacco and soybeans to wheat and corn. In 1972, stewardship of the land passed to Wendell and Sherry Ford, who continued the tradition of excellence. Today, the farm embraces a diverse approach, raising both exceptional St. Croix sheep, known for their luxuriously tender, flavorful meat, and high-quality Angus cattle, prized for their well-marbled, juicy cuts. The Burk family, with Cindy and Paxx at the helm, carries on this commitment, ensuring the finest farm-to-table experience. Stanton and Morgan Freeman, along with Meredith Burk continue the legacy of Triple Pine for the seventh generation.