We grow around 400 acres of potatoes in rotation with hay and grains. In 2008, we diversified to include six acres of organic potatoes, which has grown to around 50 acres of organic production (potatoes and rotation crops).
Our two to three year rotation ensures that our soils are full of nutrients and ready to produce high quality, flavorful potatoes. All of our organic potatoes are certified by MOFGA (Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association).
When you purchase our potatoes, they have not yet been washed with water. This helps to preserve freshness and enhance flavor. In order to maintain quality and freshness when you get them home, potatoes should be stored where it is cool, dry and dark with vents away from the light. Wash them with water when you are ready to enjoy them.
We grow several varieties of certified seed potatoes, including:
Organic Certified Seed Potato Varieties:
Adirondack Blue
Adirondack Red
Carola
Chieftain
Dark Red Norland
Elba
Kennebec
Magic Molly
Peter Wilcox (Blue Gold)
Red Maria
Russet Burbank
Strawberry Paw
Yukon Gem
Yukon Gold
Conventional Certified Seed Potato Varieties:
Dark Red Norland and Russet Burbank
Please contact us for price and availability!
We grow a number of different herbs and vegetables from May to October, including arugula, basil, beans, beets, broccoli, carrots, lettuce and tomatoes.
Produce can be picked up at the farm throughout the growing season.
Please contact us for pricing and availability.
The tradition of providing fresh, high quality milk and butter has been one of Debbie's passions since she and Barry were first married in 1971. She now operates our licensed on farm micro dairy. Debbie milks her three cows, separated the cream and bottled high quality raw milk products full of old fashioned flavor and goodness. In addition, she makes delicious raw butter by hand. Periodically, she makes cream cheese, cottage cheese and sour cream.
We also sell eggs from our free range chickens. Please contact Debbie at 207-538-9583 to place an order before coming to the farm.
Grains are an important rotation crop on our farm. Though we often plow them under to feed the soil, we also harvest and sell organic and conventional oats, high quality hay in round and square bales and occasionally, straw.