Onion Creek Farms & Produce in Arkansas Blossomed From a Garden to a Gathering Place

At Onion Creek Farms and Produce in Arkansas, customers are not just buying fresh vegetables. They are also finding a connection to the land and memories of a simpler time.

The Arkansas Farm Bureau introduces us to Keith and Tammie Sutherland as part of their Arkansas Farm Trail series.

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