Stewart Ramsey
Farmer
Stewart is the fifth generation farmer running Ramsey's Farm, in the family since 1860.
Ramsey’s Farm
Ramsey's Farm is a sixth generation family farm in Wilmington, Delaware selling Wagyu beef, pumpkins and seasonal produce, with pick your own berries, a corn maze and farm events.
Ramsey's Farm is a family farm in Wilmington, Delaware, known for its pumpkins and its Wagyu beef, with jarred sauces and syrups made from the harvest.
Through the season the farm opens for u-pick visits and even hosts goat yoga sessions.
Beef cuts are sold first come, first served at the farm's produce stand and at New Roots, covering everything from steaks and brisket to sausages, ground beef and organ meat. Regular customers can call the farm line to reserve cuts, there is a waitlist for bulk orders of a quarter, half or whole cow, and order pickup runs Friday to Sunday at the farm market on Ramsey Road.
What they sell
- Wagyu beef
- Pumpkins
- Chicken
- Seasonal vegetables
- Pick your own berries
- Jarred sauces and syrups
- Christmas trees
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
Meet the farm team
From the community
4.5
From 189 Google reviews
18 August 2026
Nice local farm stand. Local grown products. Very nice.
24 June 2026
Here’s a polished, refined version of your review We visited Ramsey’s Farm for strawberry picking with young children on a warm day, arriving early to take advantage of the cooler morning hours. The strawberry vines were plentiful and easy to navigate, making for a rewarding and relaxed picking experience. What made the visit especially memorable was how thoughtfully the farm is set up for families. Beyond the fields, there were multiple activities designed to keep children engaged. A favorite was the water feature area where kids could pump water and send small ducks through channels—an interactive space that held their attention far longer than expected. There was also a small goat viewing area where the children could watch the animals up close, as well as a simple musical play station with pots and pans that encouraged creative sound play. During our visit, Farmer Carl made a point to greet the children personally, which added a warm and welcoming touch, especially since they recognized him from his social media presence. It made the experience feel community-oriented and personal. Given the ages of the children (2–5), the strawberry picking itself held attention for about 20 minutes, but the additional activities made it easy for the adults to continue picking while the kids stayed happily engaged nearby with one adult. The farm market was another highlight, offering a well-curated selection of fresh vegetables, beef, cheese, fruit, and flowers—everything felt local and thoughtfully presented. Overall, it was a wonderful family outing with a balance of hands-on farming, engaging activities for children, and quality local goods. We’re already looking forward to returning for blueberry picking.
