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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

Give to the Jenny Emery Vision Fund

Honoring a Legacy. Building a Future.

A BUILDING FOR OUR FUTURE

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The Friends of Holcomb Farm have long envisioned ways to improve our operations and expand our capacity to serve the community. Now an exceptional opportunity has taken root, right next to our fields, on land that had been part of the original Holcomb Farm, and it opens the door to deeper impact for the greater good. Click below to learn more about this exciting development and how you can help.

SUPPORT FRIENDS OF HOLCOMB FARM

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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.

VISIT OUR TRAILS

VISIT OUR FARM STORE (JUNE-OCTOBER)

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💚Happy Earth Day!💙 Today is the day to acknowledge everything that the Earth provides for us: healthy food, clean air, fresh water, beauty, connection, and so much more. As a celebratory thank you to our planet CSA and PYO members can come to the farm to get free veg and harvest-your-own-spinach! (check your email) There are also FREE carrots and sweet potatoes at @juliensbakery all day today! Also free carrots and sweet potatoes for seniors today at the Granby Senior Center!

It’s cliche but we mean it when we say that everyday is Earth day on the farm. The health of our farm-ecosystem, the produce, and the people the farm feeds is at the center of our decisions. This means we are chemical-free (even organic ones), holistic, and practice sustainable farming practices like cover cropping, adding biochar, rotating crops, mulching, using only organic or non-GMO seeds, reducing tillage, planting beneficial species for pollinators, implementing sustainable water management, composting, and planting a wide diversity of crops.

A few ways to celebrate Earth Day everyday this summer is to shop small and support your local holistic farmer and plant a garden. We will have three weekends of plant sales in May starting Mother’s Day weekend with every seedling you need grown from organic or non-gmo seedlings. We officially open June 10th for the summer! Whether you choose us or another farm we thank you for supporting sustainable growers!
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@juliensfarmstore took Purple Majesty to the next level 🤯This variety has quickly become one of Joe’s favorites to grow. We started growing it last year and it has not disappointed in the flavor, storage, nutrition, and of course the color department. Ideal life-cycle of a purple majesty sweet potato: delivered as a baby sweet potato slip in late April, planted in early June, harvested in October, cured/stored/sweetened in the winter, and transformed into a purple sweet potato basque cheesecake
Wait did we just say sweet potato slips delivered in late April? Time to order more!

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Spring is arguably the best time of year on the farm 🌱the chore list is growing but isn’t overwhelming and the promise of warmer days is here. The farm crew has been keeping up with the weekly seeding schedule and keeping busy with a wide variety of more random chores. We uncovered PYO strawberries, planted fava beans, prepped greenhouse beds, and our smallest greenhouse had a huge makeover - we transplanted the fig trees out and dug out the walkways to make raised beds. Final touch will be filling the dug walkways with aged woodchips to feed the soil, smother weeds, and add to the fungal bank. Labor intensive work but worth it for the health and success of our greenhouse crops.

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