Local deli and farm stand featuring Boars Head meats and cheeses, the farm's own cranberry sauce, Newport jerky products, and Simpson Spring sodas.ħ3 Tremont St., Carver, 50 / įamily operation has been harvesting cranberries in southeastern Massachusetts for 70 years. The Farm Store is open on weekends May through December. Family owned and operated for nearly two decades, with homemade pies, hayrides, expanding produce and livestock programs, and colorful seasonal events.
The Silverbrook Farm is a fully operational agriculture facility serving the Southern New England Region. Pick-your-own cranberries and harvested cranberries are also available in the fall.ĩ34 Main St., Acushnet, 77 / You must call ahead to schedule this as the days book up quickly. Stone Bridge will continue offering a "Picture Yourself at a Cranberry Harvest," photo opportunity which includes education about the growing and harvesting of cranberries and a photo of you in chest waders on a flooded bog with cranberries floating. Stone Bridge Farm hosts a weekly famers market, reopening on June 3. Apple varieties include: MacIntosh, Macoun, Honeycrisp, Liberty, Freedom, Cortland, Baldwin, Matsu and Golden Crisp.ġ86 Leonard St., Acushnet, 50 / Also selling pure honey that is harvested from the farm's own bee hives. Starting late summer with the harvest of Georgia and white peaches, Perry Hill also offers a variety of fruits and vegetables that include heirloom tomatoes, pumpkins, quince, pears, and squash.
Perry Hill Orchard offers pick-your-own apples during the fall season in addition to the farm stand. 31, offering a wide variety of fresh seasonal vegetables, including lettuce, beets, carrots, tomatoes, peppers and eggplant.ģ5 Perry Hill Road, Acushnet, 50 / The farm stand is open seven days a week through Oct. Lanzoni's in Acushnet uses six greenhouses to grow vegetable plants, flowers, geraniums and potted plants. Keith's also offers hayrides and pick-your-own strawberries, apples and pumpkins. In the spring, summer, and fall, the farm stand is a showcase for fresh, farm-grown seasonal fruits, vegetables and plants. Keith's Farm is a family business and offers a wide selection of the best produce and a variety of berries. Ground beef is 90 percent lean, USDA certified.ġ149 Main St., Acushnet, 50 / We sell whole or half steers and ground beef by the pound. Family-owned and operated farm, growing apples, peaches, pumpkins, tomatoes, squash, zucchini, cukes, cranberries and offering corn, jams, jellies, fudge and relishes, as well as quilts and crafts.ġ52 Quaker Lane, Acushnet, 50 / A variety of homegrown, fresh vegetables for sale as well.
Information from Southeastern Massachusetts Agricultural Partnership (SEMAP).Īshley's Peaches specializes in tree-ripened fruits, picked fresh daily.
Please call the phone numbers or check the websites for hours and public services before you stop by for a visit.įor local farmers market listings, visit our farmers market page. Some farm stands operate year round or most of the year, while others are only open during summer months. Others are small private enterprises that are not open to drop-in visitors. Some farms offer petting zoos, classes, hay rides, corn mazes and other family activities. Farmers across SouthCoast produce fresh food and offer services to area residents - from poultry and pick-your-own blueberries to horse-riding or farm-stand vegetables.
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