Jeff's Farm Update: There's a buzz around the farm
This time of year, there is a faint buzz around the farm. The harvest from the field is winding down, the fields are getting put to bed...
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- Sep 24, 2021
A message from John Moulton
In a year in which many businesses face increased demands and expectations from customers, with a shortage of patience from a few folks,...
- Sep 23, 2021
Thank you volunteers!
Thank you to the volunteers from the Meredith Altrusa Program and the Community Food Center for helping us get some of our produce to our...
- Sep 8, 2021
A tip from Sue: Fall pruning for color
Spending time in early fall pruning back your perennials can neaten up your garden. In some cases, even in cool New Hampshire, it can...
- Aug 27, 2021
Meet one of our farm kitchen team: Kate
You may not have seen Kate at the farm, but if you shop in our farm market, you probably have enjoyed some of the items she makes in our...
- Jul 30, 2021
Our "pick your own" cutting garden is open
Love flowers? Looking for some fun outdoors? Or some great pictures? Come enjoy our "pick your own" cutting garden. It is now open...
- Jul 30, 2021
Meet a member of our field crew: Morgan
Looking at the pictures we post on our website and our Facebook and Instagram accounts, you will see that some of our team members are...
- Jul 14, 2021
An update from John
Coming up with a farm report during the summer is easy! Our field crops are growing well, though the heavy rains of late have been a...
- Jul 11, 2021
Caring for your hanging baskets
Hanging baskets can look beautiful and provide you with blooms all season long. The key is doing a few things to keep them healthy and...
- Jun 28, 2021
Kyle's Field Update: Planting, picking and pulling!
Where does the time go? It seems like we are in the thick of planting season one minute, and the next moment we are busy picking so many...
- Jun 26, 2021
How to keep your herb plants from going to seed
Are you growing herbs in your garden, patio or deck this summer? To keep them producing all season long and not going to seed, you should...
- Jun 9, 2021
Jeff's Farm Update: Now coming in from our fields...
If you have driven by the farm lately, you may have noticed it is beginning to look like summer around here as our fields fill up. Our...
- Jun 8, 2021
Meet Ann: Our Cake Decorator
Ann Marie, who also answers to "Ann" at the farm, has been part of our farm bakery team for three summers now. She originally came to...
- May 19, 2021
Jeff's Farm Update: Good news from our fields and greenhouses!
Good news from the field: the corn is up and growing! We have been utilizing all the tools in our toolbox this spring to help bump along...
- May 10, 2021
Avoid this common container gardening mistake!
Over the years Sue Dail has planted and cared for thousands of the window boxes, hanging baskets and container gardens as part of our...
- Apr 16, 2021
Meet the farm team: Lily
Periodically we will be introducing you to some of the many people who are part of our team at the farm. If you have been in our farm...
- Apr 16, 2021
Growing with the sun
The next time you are at the farm, look at the roof of the building behind our farm market. You may notice a new new addition: solar...
- Apr 14, 2021
Kyle's Farm Update: The field crew is...
It has been a while since we’ve given you an update about what is growing in our fields. Winter will do that in New Hampshire! Since...
- Mar 29, 2021
Do you have "coral bells" in your garden?
Heuchera (also known as "coral bells") is a wonderful plant to have in your perennial garden as it provides color in spring, summer, and...
- Mar 2, 2021
Jeff’s Farm Update: A new title with new tasks
As I write this, the feeling of spring is returning after what seemed to be a very long winter. I, like so many of you, had been cooped...
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