Young’s Farm announced today that Monogram Companies, which specializes in environmentally sensitive developments in existing neighborhoods and Tom Chambers Properties, have purchased Young’s Farm.

"Young’s Farm has been in our family for four generations. My father, Elmer Young settled in Dewey-Humboldt in 1946 and raised his family here. When we realized we had to sell the farm, we wanted to find a company that would preserve as much of the areas history and culture as possible, while developing and benefiting the people of Dewey-Humboldt," explains Gary Young. "We were approached by many buyers, but we felt that Monogram Companies had the experience, expertise and dedication to offer a quality development to the town."

Monogram will develop an appropriately scaled, low-density residential and commercial village that will include retailers such as a bank, grocery store, restaurant and farmers’ market. Headed by native Arizonans, Monogram is committed to building appropriately scaled neighborhoods that blend into a community. Monogram rejects the cookie-cutter, one-approach-fits-all philosophy of many builders that leads to high-density developments unsuited for their location.

Young’s Farm will be open for visitors through 2006, offering their traditional array of family fun, popular festivals, Country Store and Farm Restaurant. Young’s Farm will also continue to provide fresh poultry products to the state of Arizona through AJ’s Fine Foods and the Basha Family as well as specialty items ordered on the Young’s Farm website

The Young Family is proud to inform you that they will remain in production agriculture. They have discovered a farm/ranch nestled against the Ochoco Mountains in Central Oregon. The Young’s Farm Blue Mountain Ranch has two streams that run year round, cattle, hay and other farming opportunities. More information will continue to be available on the Young’s Farm website www.youngsfarminc.com.

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