Experience Holcomb Farm

Holcomb Farm

Holcomb Farm is a 317-acre historic working farm located in the heart of West Granby, Connecticut. It is comprised of:

  • A nonprofit, mixed-vegetable production farm that produces abundant, delicious produce without chemical fertilizers or pesticides. We grow on 26 acres of Town-owned property for a 550-member Summer CSA, 100-member Winter CSA, wholesale customers, our farm store, and our food donation program, called Fresh Access. through which we provide local, nutrient-dense food to approximately 600 people per week throughout the growing season.  We use only chemical- and GMO-free methods and sign the Northeast Organic Farming Assocation of Connecticut’s Farmer’s Pledge.
  • 10+ miles of trails that are open to the public, from dawn to dusk. Our trails connect to McLean Game Refuge and Granby Land Trust trails, and wind their way through the beautiful, varied terrain of rural West Granby, in the foothills of the Berkshires. Learn more.
  • The Holcomb Tree Trail, where nearly 100 trees are labeled with their common and botanical names; and interpretive signs teach readers more about the trees and the landscape. Learn more.
  • A beautiful banquet facility for life's special events. All private bookings are handled through the Town of Granby's Parks and Recreation Department.
  • A community gathering place in a historic New England setting.

The farm is operated collaboratively by the Town of Granby and a Board of Directors composed of local citizens.  277 acres of the farm are protected from development through a conservation restriction held by the Granby Land Trust.

The mission of the Friends of Holcomb Farm is to preserve, promote and utilize an historic, working New England farm for the benefit of the community.

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90 degrees on Tuesday?! Say wha! Cool off this Tuesday with @grassrootsicecream Give Back Day! This Tuesday Grassroots will donate 10% of all in-house sales to our Fresh Access Program! All three locations – in Granby, Simsbury and New Milford – will be participating so visit any one to help provide farm-fresh produce to more than 600 food-insecure families each week. What better way to cool off than to grab ice-cream for a cause! See you there and thanks Grassroots for supporting the Fresh Access cause! 🤗🍨

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Anyone see the forecast for this weekend? Sunny with a 100% chance of plants! ☀️🌱 NEW PLANTS THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY: basil, cucumbers, zucchini, summer squash, cucumbers, beans, and more! Tomatoes, eggplant, sweet peppers, hot peppers, herbs, flowers, beneficial pollinators, and so much more!! We have hundreds of holistic, heirloom, and non-GMO seedlings to fill your summer garden! The forecast looks perfect and it’s time to plant your best summer garden yet🌱
We’ll have:
🥦🫑🍆Vegetables
🪴Herbs
🪻Flowers
🐝Beneficial companion plants
🥬Greens
🍅Tons of unique and heirloom varieties that you can’t find in the box stores
🌱we’ll also be selling bags of organic soil (the same exact producer that we use for the farm’s seedlings) to set you and your seedlings up for success!

Grow your own independent supply of produce all summer long instead of paying grocery store prices.

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Fog machine or steam from microbial activity in the leaf mulch? 🤔🦠🪱 Definitely the latter! We spent the morning mulching and planting new PYO raspberry beds. These beds first got a layer of biochar spread across them, then mulched, then planted. There can never be enough PYO raspberries and this drizzly (steamy) day was the perfect day to do it

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