Crossroad Farm is a sixty acre vegetable farm in Post
Mills, VT, one half mile from Lake Fairlee. For over
25 years our extended family and crew have been
practicing sustainable agriculture. We grow a wide
variety of vegetables, specializing in greens and
tomatoes, as well as strawberries, melons, flowers,
and bedding plants. You can find them at our farm
stand and the Norwich Farmers Market. We also
deliver our produce to local restaurants, Coop Food
Stores and summer camps throughout the Upper
Valley.
Mills, VT, one half mile from Lake Fairlee. For over
25 years our extended family and crew have been
practicing sustainable agriculture. We grow a wide
variety of vegetables, specializing in greens and
tomatoes, as well as strawberries, melons, flowers,
and bedding plants. You can find them at our farm
stand and the Norwich Farmers Market. We also
deliver our produce to local restaurants, Coop Food
Stores and summer camps throughout the Upper
Valley.
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CROSSROAD FARM Quality Local Produce Post Mills, Vermont |
Happy 2010!
We are excited to start the year after a fun winter
break. Each year provides us with new
opportunities and the freshness and wonder that
comes with the early spring seedlings.
As always there are changes. This year Liana
Hebb, our farm manager and email communicator
of the past few years, has taken a position
teaching at the Mountain School. Good luck to
you Liana!
Our CSA (Community Supported
Agriculture) membership worked out well for
people last year, so we are offering a program
that is basically the same. One change we
have instituted is an increased benefit to
you for joining early. Just click on the Farm
Shares menu tab for details.
Our greenhouses will open for business this
spring in late April. If you would like a gift
certificate (they make great presents!) or to
receive more information about our CSA
program, please email us.
We are excited to start the year after a fun winter
break. Each year provides us with new
opportunities and the freshness and wonder that
comes with the early spring seedlings.
As always there are changes. This year Liana
Hebb, our farm manager and email communicator
of the past few years, has taken a position
teaching at the Mountain School. Good luck to
you Liana!
Our CSA (Community Supported
Agriculture) membership worked out well for
people last year, so we are offering a program
that is basically the same. One change we
have instituted is an increased benefit to
you for joining early. Just click on the Farm
Shares menu tab for details.
Our greenhouses will open for business this
spring in late April. If you would like a gift
certificate (they make great presents!) or to
receive more information about our CSA
program, please email us.
Farm Stand and Greenhouses open daily 9am-6pm Late April through Mid October In the area & like to hike? Tim & Janet recommend: The Cross Rivendell Trail |
| Summer 2009 Remember the Mud?? !! |