None Such Farm has been operated by three generations of the Yerkes family. In 1926, the family began as tenant farmers and purchased the farm in 1932. The farming operation evolved from producing 400 acres of sweet corn for the Philadelphia wholesale market to construction of a seasonal farm market in 1978. In 1998, the land came under farmland preservation. The farm grows seasonal crops including asparagus, strawberries, sweet corn, tomatoes and pumpkins. Non-GMO sweet corn is one of the largest crops raised on None Such Farm with an average of 35 acres in production.