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Honoring a Legacy. Building a Future.

A Historic New England Farm

A Place to Grow Since 1756

A Pesticide-Free CSA

Taste the Difference. Make a Difference.

A Place to Hike or Ride

312 Acres of Open Space and 10+ Miles of  Hiking and Horseback Riding Trails

A Friend to Neighbors in Need

We Donate Six Tons of Produce Annually

More than a Farm Store

One-Stop Shopping for Local Foods & Gifts

A Key Ingredient for Top Chefs

Award-Winning Chefs Serve Holcomb Farm Produce

A Place to Celebrate

Hold Your Special Event at Holcomb Farm

SUPPORT FRIENDS OF HOLCOMB FARM

Volunteers harvest fruit

The Friends of Holcomb Farm is the nonprofit, member-based organization that oversees all the ways in which the farm serves people in Granby and beyond. Your annual gift of $35 or more makes you a member, and helps support the important work we do. We hope you'll join us, and connect with this special place -- this "jewel of Granby" -- Holcomb Farm.

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1 week ago

Thank you to everyone who has reached out to us wanting to help our Jamaican crew members and friends after their home was hit by Hurricane Melissa. There is now a GoFund Me page for Kim, Mckean, and Danovan (link in our bio and this post).

Kim Gayle, Mckean Thomas and Danovan Robinson are here working on one of their last Saturdays - harvesting greens for the farm store and roots for winter storage - before returning to a home that will be unrecognizable. Their presence at our farm these past 6 years has dramatically changed the trajectory of our little community farm.

Danovan is rushing home November 3rd with Mckean and Kim heading back November 11th. We expect the return to be challenging emotionally, physically, and financially. We are asking for donations so that they can both rebuild, feed their families, and get back on their feet. This return home is their “down time” and we’re heartbroken knowing they will be spending this time rebuilding.

Farming is one of the most labor-intensive jobs. Their hard work allows us to have food on the table all year long. In all honesty, they keep our farm going. It is our hope that we can all come together as a community to show appreciation for their hard work. If you can, please help them in this very serious time of need.

Sincerely,

Joe O’Grady

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Thank you to everyone who has reached out to us wanting to help our Jamaican crew members and friends after their home was hit by Hurricane Melissa. There is now a GoFund Me page for Kim, Mckean, and Danovan (link in our bio and this post).

Kim Gayle, Mckean Thomas and Danovan Robinson are here working on one of their last Saturdays - harvesting greens for the farm store and roots for winter storage - before returning to a home that will be unrecognizable. Their presence at our farm these past 6 years has dramatically changed the trajectory of our little community farm.

Danovan is rushing home November 3rd with Mckean and Kim heading back November 11th. We expect the return to be challenging emotionally, physically, and financially. We are asking for donations so that they can both rebuild, feed their families, and get back on their feet. This return home is their “down time” and we’re heartbroken knowing they will be spending this time rebuilding.

Farming is one of the most labor-intensive jobs. Their hard work allows us to have food on the table all year long. In all honesty, they keep our farm going. It is our hope that we can all come together as a community to show appreciation for their hard work. If you can, please help them in this very serious time of need.

Sincerely,

Joe O’Grady

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2 weeks ago

Don’t miss this beautiful art show, hosted by our friends at the Granby Land Trust and the Granby Artists Association! Opening Night is this Thursday!💥 OPENING NIGHT IS THIS THURSDAY at Lost Acres Vineyard! 🎨

The Granby Land Trust and the Granby Artists Association invite you to the opening of our “Celebrating New England’s Natural Beauty” Juried Art Show — this Thursday, October 30, from 5–8 PM at the beautiful Lost Acres Vineyard Art Gallery in North Granby.
Enjoy a glass of wine, meet the artists, connect with friends, and be inspired by artwork that captures the beauty and spirit of New England.

Bring a friend and help us spread the word — please SHARE this post to invite others to join this special community celebration!

#OpeningNight #GLTArtShow #ArtShow #GranbyLandTrust #GranbyCT #NorthGranbyCT #WestGranbyCT #GranbyArtistsAssociation #LostAcresVineyard
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Don’t miss this beautiful art show, hosted by our friends at the Granby Land Trust and the Granby Artists Association! Opening Night is this Thursday!
2 weeks ago

Last day of the summer season! Open until 6 pm today. Carrots, sweet potatoes, greens, onions, purple kohlrabi, cabbage, and so much more! We have @juliensfarmstore sourdough chocolate chip cookies, @highhillorchardmeriden apples, coffee, honey, tea, and Holcomb Farm mugs (for your coffee and tea)! Next time we’re open are the days leading up to Thanksgiving so stock up now!

#westgranby #granby #simsburyct #ctgrown #connecticutfarm #connecticutcsa #connecticutgrown #westhartford
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Last day of the summer season! Open until 6 pm today. Carrots, sweet potatoes, greens, onions, purple kohlrabi, cabbage, and so much more! We have @juliensfarmstore sourdough chocolate chip cookies, @highhillorchardmeriden apples, coffee, honey, tea, and Holcomb Farm mugs (for your coffee and tea)! Next time we’re open are the days leading up to Thanksgiving so stock up now! 

#westgranby #granby #simsburyct #ctgrown #connecticutfarm #connecticutcsa #connecticutgrown #westhartfordImage attachmentImage attachment+7Image attachment
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