Farmstand
When we have an abundance of vegetables we put those in the farmstand. The farmstand is self serve and not our main focus so it is not always stocked as well as we would like it to be. We also do not have refrigeration out there so only put out the least perishable items. The CSA is our first priority and our vegetables go to the CSA members first. There is always much to do and never enough time so I apologize for this!
Open Daily Sunup to Sundown
Farm Store
The Seasonal Recipes from CSA Farms of the Monadnock Region cookbooks are $10 for members, $12 for non-members picked up at the farm in Sullivan or $15 if you want it mailed to your home. It includes about 150 recipes in chapters based on the harvest season. There are also storage tips and a color photo on the cover. It provides a great variety of simple and delicious recipes that will inspire you to use the bounty that will be coming your way during the harvest season and throughout the winter. You can email farmertracie@hotmail.com or call Tracie at 209-1851 for more information.
We have fruit, vegetables in abundance, eggs, cheese, honey, jam, syrup, granola, soap, Badger items, bread and cookies from Orchard Hill Breadworks and other local goods available in the barn, on the back right hand side next to the glass fridge. Payment can be placed in the black lock box slot on the shelf. Open daily 7 a.m.-7 p.m.
Online Orders Fall - Spring
Weekly online ordering for pick up from mid October through June
There are vegetables and other local good available like maple syrup, maple cream, maple sugar candy, jams, honey, eggs, bread from Orchard Hill, and apple cider for pick up at the farm, in Keene, and Harrisville fall through spring by visiting: TraciesFarmOnline.
Click on Tracie’s Community Farm, LLC under Visit a Market. From there you will register and be able to place an order.
Sign-up for the farm weekly e-newsletter to get updates on what is available, the current pick up days, and pick up locations in your area.