EFC Farms started in October 2021 when it acquired the assets of the former farm and has continued operating on Hendry Creek Drive in Fort Myers. The farm is managed by Liz Jager and her husband, Mick Jager.
We are driven to continuously learn and be innovative while eliminating waste in all our processes. We will continue to improve on and educate others about sustainable growing systems with all-natural processes including aquaponics. We will enhance the product offering of our current artisan lettuce produce with other fruits and vegetables all grown in our sustainable systems.
With our motto of “one Earth … our Family … for the Community”, we are driven to serve our community through the selling of our products to local restaurants and the public at our market and donating produce for the needy while treating our employees and associates as a family while improving our only Earth through innovative sustainable processes and eliminating waste.
At EFC Farms, we want to provide the freshest, locally grown produce in southwest Florida using all-natural organic growing techniques.
We never use chemical pesticides or herbicides – ever.
Our goal is to set the standard for what fresh food is and show our customers how produce is better when grown locally. Furthermore, we pride ourselves on no waste. Whatever produce we harvest that is not sold is donated to local food charities and everything we harvest that is not sellable, we donate to local turtle sanctuaries. Everything else is composted and re-used elsewhere on our farm.
The entire EFC Farms Team believes that taking pride in our work and what we produce makes for better products and a better environment.

EFC Farms
Urban farm utilizing aquaponics and additional sustainable farming methods to make a positive impact
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On a crystal-clear morning in late March, almost six months after Hurricane Ian ravaged Southwest Florida, Liz and Mick Jager walked me through their 10-acre farm in south Fort Myers. The couple bough...