Becker Farms

Becker Farms

Mooreland, IN

Becker Farms was established Fall of 2007 after Kyle and Emily Becker purchased a 100 acre farm in Mooreland, Indiana.

Their initial focus was freezer beef and since that time, they have diversified their farm offerings to include pork, chicken, turkey, eggs, and milk. They sell their products direct-to-consumer at farmers markets and through a CSA program, as well as to restaurants in East-Central Indiana.

Kyle Becker was raised on a dairy-beef-and-grain farm, and has a B.S. in animal science and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from Purdue University. He works as a food animal veterinarian for Becker Food Animal Health Services. Emily Becker grew up in Kokomo, without an agricultural background, but has learned a lot about this important, ever-changing field since enrolling in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University where she earned a B.S. in food science. Emily continued her education with a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree from Indiana University.

Farm Hounds is excited to partner with Becker Farms and help support their regenerative agriculture dream and help them use more of each animal!

To learn more about Becker Farms, visit their website.


Also in Farm Partners

Mahaffey Farms
Mahaffey Farms

With a long history of family farming beginning in 1927, Mahaffey Farms takes a holistic approach to everything they do. Their passion is regenerating the landscape, building a resilient community, and providing valuable nourishment that doesn’t come at the cost of degrading the land.
Read More
Southwest Bison
Southwest Bison

Southwest Bison has been stewarding sustainable regenerative ranch land in Texas for over 120 years. Pastured and raised on over 100 square miles of native savannahs and shortgrass prairies, their bison graze on natural organic pastures, using sustainable and regenerative grazing practices.
Read More
Northstar Bison
Northstar Bison

Lee and Mary Graese founded Northstar Bison in 1994, when they both understood from their nutritional backgrounds how valuable the meat was but there were no developed markets at the time. Since those early days, they practice regenerative grazing over thousands of acres and many small family farms.
Read More