Lavender farm & small-batch goods

Lavender grown gently, made into goods you’ll use every day.

Seasonal fresh-cut bouquets, sachets, infused sugar, goat milk soaps and seeds, grown and made along the Middle Loup River with solar-powered water, cover crops and no chemical pest control.

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The Loup Lavender farm stand at dusk

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Loup Lavender LLC

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Located in the Sandhills of Nebraska. We specialize in cultivating exquisite angustifolia lavender varieties and cut flowers. We are providing artisinal lavender-enhanced products while committing to sustainability and conservation.

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This little guy is getting so big!! He wouldn’t let me get the cactus off of his face though! …
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Hi friends! Andrew was hard at work on the website today and he was able to get everything updated! it looks AMAZING. He added all the products that we have available on the store, tweaked how things functioned, and updated the general look of things. So grateful that he is tech savvy and has the patience to make everything look good, and work properly! CHECK IT OUT!www.louplavender.com …
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This little cutie was hiding in my snapdragons! There must have been a lavender seed in some of the soil I reused or something because that is NOT where I planted any lavender! I had to stop Andrew from mowing so I could grab a shovel to relocate to a safe location. 😂 …
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This beautiful lavender plant is known as Phenomenal. Which she is!! …
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This weekend was pretty productive! We got all the netting and posts removed, Andrew mowed down the flower stalks, and we were able to get silage tarps down on part of the field.We’re using the tarps this winter to keep the ground covered while the plant material breaks down and returns organic matter to the soil. The goal is to feed and support all the little living organisms that work hard to keep our soil healthy and happy!Come early spring, my plan is to plant a cover crop mix of buckwheat, mustard, and oats. I’m hoping to grow enough biomass that we can crimp it down before planting and use it as a thick, natural mulch layer. This will help suppress weeds, protect the soil, and continue adding organic matter back into the ground.It’s all about building healthier soil and creating a better foundation for the seasons ahead. A lot of the work on a farm happens long before the next growing season begins! …
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Solar-powered water

Our irrigation runs on the sun.

Cover crops

Less erosion, healthier soil.

No chemical pest control

Companion plants do the work.

Groundwater first

Farming for the long term.

Andrew and Donnita in the lavender field

Our farm

We are committed to a sustainable future in agriculture.

We cultivate lavender sustainably, using solar power to provide water to the plants. We use cover crops to prevent erosion, keep the soil from drying out and avoid tilling between rows. Groundwater quality is of utmost importance to us, to keep the land usable for the long term, so we plant complementary plants around the field to discourage pests without the need for chemicals.

As we expand, our goal is to make solar energy the primary power source for any facilities we build. Our lavender and lavender-enhanced products are made with the most sustainable, eco-friendly ingredients available, and kept affordable without compromising on quality. We firmly believe that moving toward a more sustainable world is essential.

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