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Teshua Farms

Teshua Farms is a family owned farm nestled between Chelsea, Alabama and Harpersville, Alabama in the city of Westover. Just a short distance off the bustle of Hwy 280, this farmstead offers a taste of nature and a break away from the busy of life.

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About the Farm

Teshua Farms is family-owned farm that grows an assortment of summer crops such as organic garlic for the cooking connoisseur or even pumpkins in the late summer for our fall pumpkin patch.  In the spring and summer, we provide farm fresh products, and in the fall, sunflowers provide a scenic backdrop for our autumn events. For our latest seasonal offerings, please view our products page for more details and information.

You’re also invited to join the serenity on the property during the month of October for the Teshua Farms Pumpkin Patch. Just 15 minutes away from Lee Branch, and 30 minutes from downtown Birmingham, this autumn celebration provides family fun for all! We also provide additional events throughout the year, so stay updated with our latest news by subscribing below or following us on Facebook.

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About Us

Welcome

Owners Mike and Renee Betz, founded the farm in 2017 after Renee recovered from a bout with breast cancer, naming it with the Hebrew word “Teshua” meaning “God is my deliverer.” Farming ran in the family for Renee, and with Mike’s degree in Agriculture, paired with a love for horses, planting, and hospitality helped set the direction for natural growing techniques, specialty crops, and events on the farm.


Honoring a Legacy

In Memoriam

On November 7, 2024, Renee Betz, our matriarch and Mike Betz’s wife of 46 years went to be with her Lord and Savior after an extended battle with colorectal cancer. Her quiet and caring demeanor and southern hospitality will be missed greatly. She left a legacy of love with her children and grandchildren. We love and miss Ama, as she was known to all.

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