What is the name of the beet farm owned by Dwight Schrute?

The beet farm owned by Dwight Schrute is called Schrute Farms. Dwight runs the Pennsylvania farm with his cousin Mose, growing and selling beets while also operating part of the property as an unconventional bed-and-breakfast.

Schrute Farms becomes especially memorable in the season-six episode “Money,” when Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly stay there as guests. Dwight markets the property as an agritourism destination, offering experiences such as beet-wine making, manure distribution, table-making demonstrations, and a dawn goose walk. The farm's unusual hospitality helps reveal how seriously Dwight takes both farming and his family's traditions.

The farm is sometimes confused with Dunder Mifflin because Dwight spends most of the series working at the Scranton paper branch. It is also not simply a fictional business name used for the bed-and-breakfast: Schrute Farms is the name associated with the entire family farm. Dwight later becomes the owner of the business park containing Dunder Mifflin, but that is a separate property.