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Jupiter Creamery
or Nourshing Food For Thought?

One Farm, Two Missions

Many people are familiar with Jupiter Creamery because it has been part of our farm’s story for many years. Jupiter Creamery began as a family homestead and for-profit farm business, providing raw cow milk, a farm store and a beautiful venue for private events such as weddings, reunions, parties, and celebrations.

Alongside the farm business, Nourishing Food For Thought was established as a 501.c.3 nonprofit organization in 2017 to expand our educational mission and help connect people to agriculture, food systems, and the outdoor screen-free experiences. While the nonprofit has existed for several years, it is only within the last two years that we have significantly expanded its programs, events, and community outreach efforts in memory of Farmer Suzie's two children Zale & Saxon.

Today, Nourishing Food For Thought is the home for many of the farm’s educational and community-based activities, including farm tours, regenerative agriculture education, farmers markets, adult workshops, children’s programs, summer camps, volunteer opportunities, farm-to-table dinners, and special community events.

Because Jupiter Creamery has been around longer and has historically been the more visible public-facing name, many people remember it first. However, if you’re looking for information about our educational programs, community events, camps, workshops, tours, or volunteer opportunities, you’ll likely find what you’re looking for on the Nourishing Food For Thought website.

Together, Jupiter Creamery and Nourishing Food For Thought work hand in hand—one supporting local food production and farm operations, and the other advancing education, community engagement, and agricultural literacy.

A Legacy of Farming & Learning

At the heart of everything is Farmer Suzie, who owns and operates the working farm that many people know as Jupiter Creamery. The farm produces raw milk, eggs, meats, and other agricultural products while also serving as the home of Nourishing Food For Thought, our nonprofit educational organization.

Unlike a petting zoo or demonstration farm, this is a real working farm. The dairy cows are milked, the chickens lay eggs, the livestock are cared for daily, and the gardens produce food. These same animals, gardens, and facilities become living classrooms where children and adults can learn firsthand where food comes from and how regenerative farming practices support healthy communities and ecosystems.

Today, the for-profit farm business helps pay for the land, facilities, animal care, and mortgage, making it possible for the nonprofit and educational programs to operate in one of the most rapidly developing areas of Palm Beach County. The relationship is intentional: the farm business provides the agricultural foundation, while the nonprofit expands educational access and community engagement.

As Nourishing Food For Thought continues to grow, the long-term vision is to gradually transfer more of the farm’s assets and operations into nonprofit stewardship as financially feasible. The goal is to create a permanent educational farm that can serve future generations long after any one farmer is gone.

By preserving both a working farm and a teaching farm in the same place, we hope to ensure that children, families, and community members will always have the opportunity to experience authentic agriculture—not through exhibits or displays, but through a living, productive farm where food is grown, animals are cared for, and learning happens every day.

Our mission is not simply to preserve land. It is to preserve knowledge, skills, and experiences that connect people to their food, their environment, and one another for generations to come.