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About Us
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Whoopup Creek Luffas was started on the Deines
family farm.
Growing the weird and exotic has always been a hobby of Amy's. In 2000 Amy
grew luffas. The crop was so large that she started giving them out to
friends and family. After many wonderful comments and offers to buy
products the business was born.
Pictured
is a luffa growing on the plant.
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 Allen and Amy also own a working farm on which they grow pinto beans, sugar
beets and feed corn. They are lucky enough to be able to raise their four
children in the same house Allen grew up in.
Pictured
is an irrigated bean field. |
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