A little history...

Randy and Cynthia Klocke own and operate two small farms in Enochville, a small community in southern Rowan County, North Carolina.   They purchased their first farm in June 2007 and started selling free-range eggs to a few local grocery stores and friends.   

In July 2008 they bought a second farm just around the corner and expanded the livestock operations to include some goats (partly for brush control and partly as pets...well, mostly as pets!).  

Rooster Hill Farms is also home to a handful of ducks, three geese and a Tom turkey named Bojie (pronounced BO gee).



When in operation, Rooster Hill Farms was as much a learning facility as it was a working farm.  We hosted home-school tours to help teach children about sustainable agriculture and the value of farm-fresh foods.  Many people who purchased our eggs from local retailers liked to come see where their eggs were produced.  Some spent the entire day!

 One of the most significant programs for Rooster Hill Farms was the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Embryology Program through the County Extension Office.  Each month (Jan - May) we provided 690 hatching eggs to the schools, who incubated them in the classrooms.  The feedback was tremendous.