Farm Kings
14 Episodes Upcoming
TV-GReality • Entertainment
Synopsis
Lisa King is the matriarch of the King family, which includes 10 children -- nine sons and one daughter. The family works together to run Freedom Farms, which provides the Pittsburgh area with fresh produce. Every member of the family has his or her own role on the farm. Lisa does pretty much everything -- she bakes, cooks meals, cuts and arranges flowers for the family's store, and shuttles the youngest kids to school. Oldest son, Joe, is in charge of the farm, including making business and personnel decisions. Teenager Luke is at college studying to be a doctor but helps his siblings on the farm when not at school. Even the youngest, Ben, who has Down syndrome, puts in hours alongside his brothers in the fields. Working closely with family, however, inevitably leads to disagreements, which the Kings have to overcome to keep the business afloat.Cast
Lisa King, Joe King, Elizabeth King, Tim King, Pete King, Dan King, Luke King, Sam King, John King, Paul King, Ben KingRating
TV-G
Genres
Reality, EntertainmentPopular on Philo
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