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As we continue to wrap up our harvest and fieldwork, I am reminded that we had an incredible fall with stunning foliage and frost and freezes holding off until late October. A farmer cannot wish for better working conditions, and I hope you have enjoyed this season as well! We are finalizing the harvest of beets, carrots, and potatoes, storing them for winter and spring sales. Brussels sprouts and kale are still coming in from the field, while lettuce, cucumbers, and tomatoe

Enjoy a unique experience the night before our corn maze opens to the public.

What are we harvesting now and when will our corn be ready?

We've added new activities and elements to our popular summer children’s program!

Want a great looking garden or container garden? Talk to Shelia!

For years, we've been making Christmas wreaths at our farm for homes and businesses. Here's a behind the scenes look at how we make wreaths in fun shapes, such as Christmas trees, candy canes, stars, and crosses, as well as traditional round wreaths ranging from 8" to 48" in diameter. In late November, our field crew heads to a Christmas tree farm in northern New Hampshire with several trucks. Instead of picking vegetables as they do from spring through mid-fall, our crew s

Our farm is growing and we are looking for great people to work in all areas of our farm

We're hiring for all areas of our farm, including our farm kitchen and bakery, farm market, garden center, and field crew.

How is our farm doing? Folks don't realize...

Congratulations to Kali on her recent promotion to supervisor of our farm kitchen! Kali's journey to working at the farm was an accident