Locally Farmed Produce. Delivered Fresh.
Enjoy the bounty of the farm the same day it is picked. All veggies are picked fresh for shares and hand washed before being packed into baskets. Pickup your veggies on the farm or have them delivered right to your front door!
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What We Offer
“The quality and abundance of their farmed by hand vegetables, fruits, herbs and flowers can not be beat. We purchase 3 seasons of shares every year! Love.This.Farm”
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Our Farm By The Numbers
200
Households Per Week
51
Unique Crop Varieties
2.6
Acres Under Production
38
Weeks of Fresh Produce
Why Join Our CSA
There has never been a better time to eat local. CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture, a concept bringing together farms and members of the community to share in a mutually beneficial relationship. CSA members are people who purchase a “share” of the growing season, and in return receive a weekly produce basket full of in-season farm fresh veggies. Typically the shares are sold before the growing season begins, and that money is put back into the farm to cover the costs of starting up in the spring. We love this model because we all support one another. Our members support the farm by entrusting us with the capital necessary to run a produce farm, and the farm supports the members by providing them with the best quality food we can grow!
“Literally a breath of fresh air”
Literally a breath of fresh air — healthy plants, organized farm
“Seriously great gift!“
I received a CSA membership with Tracie’s Community Farm as a moving gift this summer. Seriously great gift! I love the fresh veggies, and I added berries and flowers. It brightened every week, and made it so easy to access fresh, local vegetables. Highly recommend
“Awesome local farm stand!“
Awesome local farm stand! Ice cream was fantastic and produce was fresh and delicious. We will be back!
Keep Up With The Farm
Our Weekly Newsletter
- End of the CSA SeasonOn the Farm BRR! It’s starting to feel like winter. I’ve been loving all these snow showers we’ve gotten over the past week. The first time I visited Tracie’s Farm was in January of 2016. There wasn’t much snow coverContinue reading “End of the CSA Season”
- Preparing For WinterOn the Farm And just like that, it is late fall in New England again. Stick season has arrived, and I am welcoming it with open arms. Bring on the cold weather! We were forecasted for a low of 16Continue reading “Preparing For Winter”
- Waiting on Cold WeatherOn the Farm The past few days a few people have commented about how this weather is better than snow and ice, so this might be an unpopular opinion, but I don’t need 70 degree days at the beginning ofContinue reading “Waiting on Cold Weather”
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