Garlic Farm

There's something special about naturally grown, pure garlic grown under the Montana sun. GroEat provides premium quality garlic for cooking, growing, and resale. We abide by standards to raise gourmet garlic that's as much a treat for the eyes as the taste buds. As an independently owned and operated garlic grower, we deliver the quality, value, and service you deserve.  Our garlic is naturally grown without pesticides or fake fertilizers.

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"GroEat Garlic Farm, a Montana-based garlic supplier, is known for its high-quality hardneck garlic and excellent customer service. If you've ordered garlic from them before and had positive experiences, especially with owner named Jere, who is friendly and helpful. Notably, Jere's twin boys even helped plant garlic this autumn, adding a personal touch to their farm's operation.  "

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At GROEat Farm, we nurture our garlic naturally.  Our hardneck garlic is grown using organic methods. We nurture our garlic naturally.  Our garlic is free of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers.  Our garlic is family-farmed, naturally grown garlic.

 

You may be wondering what sets our garlic farm apart from the supermarkets. Grocery stores usually carry only one type of garlic - the white softneck. But did you know that there are over a dozen different varieties of garlic? We raise some of the most exotic and flavorful types of garlic from the hardneck porcelain to a wide range of purple stripes. Each has a unique aroma, texture, and flavor. Add these to your cooking and you'll be delighted at the difference. No more sifting through the limited garlic options that have been sitting on supermarket shelves for weeks. GroEat can deliver culinary garlic directly to your restaurant or provide you with our very own seed garlic for growing. Our farm specializes in growing garlic and garlic alone, so you can trust in the quality of our product.

 

Few ingredients are as versatile as garlic. Our fresh garlic enhances the flavor of virtually any dish. Raised with care using the highest quality of soil, our selection of garlic is preferred by professional chefs, home growers, and local fresh food markets. We're pleased to share our passion for garlic with you. Visit our website to learn more about the wonders of garlic and place your order today!

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PERSONAL NOTE:      As a young child, I spent a year or so on Kenwood Avenue, just a stone's throw from Beaumont School and the roar of the Wisconsin Green Bay Packers stadium. The cheers and chants of football fans filled the air, their energy echoing through the neighborhood on game days. But my world was centered on something much closer to home—a life guided by my mother, a kindergarten teacher, and my dad, a high school teacher whose vision extended far beyond the classroom. My mom and dad's motto was simple yet profound: "Take care of other families. Give them hope." Every day, they embodied this belief, pouring themselves into their own kids, and into the lives of students and their families, showing me that true strength comes from compassion and connection.

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Despite living in the shadow of Lambeau Field, I never set foot in a football game. The aggression and competition of the sport didn’t resonate with me; instead, I longed for something softer, something deeper. My heart found its rhythm in quiet moments, in kindness, and in the courage it takes to uplift others. While the community rallied around touchdowns and tackles, I discovered my place in the power of empathy.

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At the time, we had a beagle—an adorable, floppy-eared companion who loved nothing more than chasing balls. I’d watch with amusement as it sprinted with singular focus, retrieving a tennis ball over and over again, its tail wagging furiously with each return. Yet, I couldn’t help but draw parallels when I looked around at humans doing the same thing—fetching balls in football, basketball, baseball. And then there were the crowds, sitting in grandstands, watching other humans chase after balls, investing so much energy in these pursuits. I often wondered: can’t we, as humans, aspire to something more? Something richer and less shallow?

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While others found joy in the camaraderie of sports, I saw a different kind of game unfolding in my mother's and father’s actions—the kind where victories were measured in lives touched, hope restored, and a lasting sense of purpose. In a town that celebrated grit and glory on the field, I chose a path shaped by love, understanding, and a vision for a more meaningful connection with the world around me.  Learning about nature, plant identification, which plants and mushrooms were edible, observing weather and clouds, growing our own food, exploring nature and observing animals.