
Our farm store is OPEN.
We have AVAILABILITY for 2026 LAMB shares + PORK shares.
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Our farm store is OPEN.
We have AVAILABILITY for 2026 LAMB shares + PORK shares.
Established in January 2020, we have jumped head first into building our dream farm.
Come follow along as we share our experiences with you all.
We are closed for tours until further notice for renovations.
A friendly reminder we now offer party petting zoo’s for the 2025 season,
Maine ONLY.
Born and raised in Providence RI, Eli was brought up in a family with dogs & a red-bellied parrot. After culinary school & over a decade of experience, Eli grew fond of the idea of raising his own protiens for his own family, community & kitchen ventures.
Anna being raised all over the east coast, she always had an assortment of “small” animals in her household. Mice, rabbits, dogs, parakeets, fish & even a rat, Anna always had a longing for something... Bigger perhaps? After attending The Farm School in 2005 she knew working in agriculture was a goal for her.
"What made you want to be farmers?"
Eli: "My love for animals was what inspired me."
Anna: "I attended the Farm School for the first time with my school in the 5th grade, I knew then and there it was the life for me."
Link to the Farm School website below;
"Which animal is your favorite and why?"
Eli: "Polly the Romney/Finn sheep is currently at the front line of personalities I enjoy spending time with. She’s definitely one of the sweetest characters on the farm.”
Anna: "I try and change my answer at least once a year because it does change… The current favorite is a lamb named ‘Calypso’, she is a Finn/Cormo/Dorset/Valais Blackness cross. A pure fiber mutt if you will. Originally I hadn't planned on keeping her but her personality stuck with me so she is here to stay."
"If you could have any animal, what would it be?"
Eli: "Buffalo, because who doesn't want a buffalo..."
Anna: "If they were happy living in captivity, who wouldn’t want a tiger. But let’s get real, they should never be held in captivity."