Esther’s Acres ‘Farmacy’ Brings Food Back to the Basics
At a 125-year-old farm in Glenburn, a new kind of storefront is taking shape—quietly, honestly, and without a checkout counter. Esther’s Acres has opened a self-serve shop called the Farmacy, offering local produce, raw milk, handmade soaps, and more—no clerk needed. It’s part farm stand, part classroom, and all about reconnecting people to where their food comes from. For the Carlsons, it’s not just business—it’s a way to teach, build trust, and put real food, with real roots, back on the table. Kyona Rivera with KMOT has the full story.
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