What Is Scotch Hill Farm and Innisfree Farm Stay?

Scotch Hill Farm is a certified organic family farm in Wisconsin, owned and operated by Tony and Dela Ends. It combines a subscription vegetable garden, a farmstead soap and skincare business, and a farm stay called Innisfree Farm Stay & Retreat, which offers bed-and-breakfast accommodations along with classes and events. If you're looking for a direct relationship with a chemical-free farm — whether through a produce subscription, handmade soap, or an overnight stay — this page explains what each part offers.

Who runs it

Tony and Dela Ends own and operate the farm as a family business. Their stated mission centers on three themes that appear throughout the site:

• Health & Wholeness — growing wholesome, quality food without pesticides or herbicides
• Community — using Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) to rebuild personal relationships within the food system
• Sustainability — protecting soil fertility and water quality through chemical-free practices

What the farm produces

Scotch Hill Farm describes itself as a regenerative and sustainable family farm with vegetable, herb, and flower gardens. Its stated growing practices are explicit:

• No pesticides
• No herbicides
• No chemical fertilizer
• No treated seeds

Each year the farm grows a wide variety of vegetables across the growing season. Beyond fresh produce, it operates a value-added business making farmstead soap and skincare products.

The subscription garden (CSA)

The farm runs a subscription garden, which is the model behind Community Supported Agriculture. In a CSA arrangement, members subscribe to the farm's harvest in advance and receive a share of what's grown. The site frames this as more than a transaction — it describes CSA as "a unique opportunity to regain the personal relationships at the heart of a healthy food system."

If you're considering subscribing, the practical questions to ask the farm directly are: what a share contains, the season length, pickup or delivery options, and cost. The site references subscribing but does not publish pricing details.

Innisfree Farm Stay & Retreat

Innisfree Farm Stay is described as the farm's newest venture: a bed and breakfast on the farm, paired with classes and events. This means visitors can stay overnight on a working organic farm rather than just visit for a day.

The site also lists several related sections that suggest the scope of programming:

• Upcoming Workshops
• Events on the Farm
• Cooking on the Farm
• Bed and Breakfast on the Farm

Products and other offerings

Beyond produce and lodging, the site points to:

How to decide if it fits you

• If you want regular organic produce — look into the subscription garden and ask what a share includes and how pickup works.
• If you want handmade soap or skincare — the farmstead soap business is a separate product line from the produce.
• If you want to stay on a working farm — Innisfree Farm Stay offers bed-and-breakfast lodging plus classes and events.
• If you want to learn — workshops, farm events, and cooking sessions are listed as ongoing activities.

Because the site does not publish prices, subscription terms, or booking details, the next step for any of these is to contact the farm directly through the contact page.