Stoney Acres Pizza Farm - Full Episode

In this episode of Wisconsin Foodie we profile a new wave of farming, from multigenerational farming roots to first generation pizza making. Kyle visits Stoney Acre Farm in Central Wi. We meet a young family that has decided to stay on the family farm but try something totally different, a pizza farm. To compliment their CSA program, every friday night in season the family opens their farm to the public for a popup pizza shop on the farm. From the crust to the veggies, everything comes from the farm. Utilizing two brick ovens that living outside they have taught themselves the art of pizza making and the community has taken notice as hundreds of people come out each friday.

[@jessii27star]

Incredible episode! This one had me smiling and feeling hope for other locations. What a fantastic idea & they were so good to each other, as well...

[@UnenthusiasticPerson]

Love seeing couples working together and making it happen

[@iLoveTurtlesHaha]

Awww, the way they are making the pizza is so cute. It reminds me of how my grandmother figured things out in the kitchen. haha.

[@maxmelly770]

iLoveTurtlesHaha was a yes or I would like it if we uiuhbb so you can do

[@AcornHillHomestead]

I love this idea. Just love that Wisconsin is such a progressive State. Cant wait to move there.

[@simfro2530]

This is a paradise!!!

[@daanyaaljafri3466]

Best line ever....pigs smile at you...they have such nuanced emotions. They're like one below a mother in-law 😂

[@lucascady4992]

Beautiful people, beautiful place!!

[@JesusGarcia-no9qq]

“It’s a big piece of bread ..!! 😂
This is a place I would like to go visit for sure .
Nice video

[@Tooyyz]

Breath of good faith

[@jaaron2834]

So Awesome….!
👍😎🤙🤗

[@realfoodmunchies]

Outstanding!✨🌻

[@valorabarlow5746]

So impressive!

[@florenceobura3328]

Awesome.

[@stefaniestorby821]

I think I’ve watched this video at least 20 times. If the owner sees this, can I please vacation on your farm for like a week?! Looks like a dream place to visit. I’ll work for free!

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

A farm dedicated to making pizza... If this is what heaven is like, I'll abandon my atheistic ways right now.

[@eddiemarohl5789]

Ngl it's worth the trip to go there. Lucky I live close by.

[@eddiemarohl5789]

Also they make their own beer now too
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[@Uhaul-wg5fj]

❤🌷❤

[@matthewtoddsr.6743]

They didn’t show them the greenhouses on the back 40 with the smoke in them

[@turbodog99]

needs 3x as much sauce. totinos's looks more appealing

[@1.4142]

I thought pizza grew on trees

[@daleolson3506]

Kill the music

[@mjethier]

sigh, everyone knows the rules.

[@zhp500]

So from the garden to the kitchen with out even an apron, then across a dusty driveway that has active traffic.. Yea, think i will pass.

[@eddiemarohl5789]

The road that they cross carrying the pans isn't used by cars during serving hours. Also they aren't a processing plant where sterilization is necessary for shelf life. It's heated and prepared to be eaten there or the the day after you get them.

[@matthewtoddsr.6743]

So much better than a city restaurant where they use under paid migrant workers who pick their ass and nose while on break and haven’t seen a sink let alone hot water and soap

[@eddiemarohl5789]

Also aprons are more to keep your clothes clean from flour rather than sanitation, not necessary at all, mostly for convenience.

[@KrisPaape]

Okay bye - we don't need whiners to come anyway