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http://archive.org/details/massachusettsdowOOmass COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS DEPA RTMENT OF Fooo AND AGRICULTURE 100 CAMBRIDGESTREET, BOSTON,MA 02202 617-727-3000

June 15, 1997

Greetings:

On behaH of the MassachusettsDepartment of Food and Agriculture, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the over 150 Massachusetts farms listedin thisdirecto ry. Withrecreational and educationalactivities ranging fromfarm tours to hay rides, petting zoos to pick-your-own fruits and vegetables, these 11 farms offer a varietyof II down on the farm adventures for all ages.

Agri-tourism is a growingtrend in agriculture which merges the world of travelwith the experiences of farming and thefood system. Whetheryou learnhow to milk a cow or how to tum that milk into blue cheese, agri-tourism offersyou an enjoyable, insider's view of agriculture.

During your visit, support your local farm by purchasing seasonal freshfruits and vegetables fromtheir farmstand. Many farmstands also offera wide varietyof baked goods and craft items. Your purchases help insure thatlocal farms will be in business for many years to come. Massachusettsfarms keeplocal food supplies strong while helping to preserve the scenic beautyof open space.

I hope thisguide leads you to many fun farming adventures. Enjoy themin good health.

Sincerely,

��� JonathanL. Healy Commissioner

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Internete-mail: [email protected] World Wide Web: www.massgrown.org Hassachuscff s Down on fhc farm Direcfory Bamsf able County Chatham ShellfishCo. P.O. Box 205, West Chatham, MA 02669 (508) 945-2662 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Aquaculture farm-raised oysters utilizing the most modem techniques available. Please call for directions. �□□□□□□□□ Co-Hoggs Grant Street#51, Provincetown, MA 02657 (508) 487-0043 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Working shellfish farm. Developing "dig your own" clam farm. Hours: Mid May thrumid October, tidedependent. In P'town-Commercial St to the end. West End rotary & P'town Inn. Grant is on the left hand side of breakwater. A 15 minute walk over sand flats. □ �[!] □□□□□□ Coonamessett Farm 277 HatchvilleRd., East Falmouth, MA 02536 (508) 564-5516 fax: (508) 564-5073 e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/ a � 20 acre farmingand research operationon Cape Cod. 'thefarm is open to visitors to tour the greenhouses and fields. Hours: May throughSeptember daily from9:00am to 5:00pm. Rt 28 to Rt 151 East. Go 1 mile and make right tum on Sam Turner Road. Go 11/2 miles to stop sign. Proceed straight 200 yards. Farm gate is on left. ��[!] □□�□□�

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Craig's Greenhouses & Nurseries 621 Main St. (Rt. 28), West.Dennis, MA 02670 (508) 398-9600 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We have a greenhouse operationfeaturing plantsthat are hard to find elsewhere, along withhouseplants, annuals, perennials, hanging baskets, native shrubs and holiday plants. Hours: Open daily April to December from8:00 am - 6:00 pm. ��[!]□□□�□□ Old Wharf Shellfish Mayo Beach, SouthWellfleet, MA 02663 (508) 349-9021 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Farm shellfish, quahogs, oysters Hours: March 1 to Dec 1-low tide every day □��□□□□□□ Salt Air Farm 512 Route 6A, Dennis, MA 02638 (508) 385-9255 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Spinningdemos on drop spindle, flyer spinning wheel andgreat wheel, lessons available, yearly wool festival (14th year!) Hours: May -Dec noon to 4:00 pm or by appointment. Route 6 to exit 8. Left off exit 8 (Union Street) to Rt 6A. Turn righton Rt 6A. 3 miles to Salt Air Farm on the left �□□□□□�□@] Toby Farm 352 Route 6A, Dennis, MA 02638 (508) 385-2930 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a · web page: n/a We are an historic farm circa 1681-llth generation descendantsof Thomas Tobey and the oldest family farm on the Cape. We operate a greenhouse and raise container flowers, tomatoes, and chickens. We sell produce andother farm products at our farm store. Hours: Open daily May 1st throughDecember 24thfrom 9:30 am - 6:30 pm through Labor Day. ���□□□�□@] Hassacbuscffs Don oa fbc FannDlrcdory

Tony Andrews Farm 394 Old Meetinghouse Rd., East Falmouth,MA 02536 (508) 548-4717 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a PYOstrawberries, peas, beans, tomatoes, com. Hours: 10:00am- 6:00pm daily,June thruDecember. Call for directions

Pafcs f1assachuscffsDown on fhc FannDlrcdory Berkshire CounfY Adams Agricultural Fair _..- Bowe Field, Old Columbia St., Adams, MA 01220 (413) 663-3977 fax: n/a e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/a Three-day old-fashioned fair shows of Berkshire Agriculture.Farm displays, animals, crafts & art on display, carnival, truckpull, tractorpull, ox drawnrides, pony pull. Hoursand days: Aug. 1st 5:00 pm-11 :00 pm, Aug. 2nd 9:00 am-11:00 pm, Aug. 3rd. 9:00 am-5:00 pm Bow Field, Old Columbia St. off Rt. 8, near North Adams-Adams line.

Bartlett's Orchard 575 Swamp Rd., Richmond, MA 01254 (413) 698-2559 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We have an apple orchard, Pick-Your-Own operation and cider press. Our roadside farmstand features a variety of apples, cider bakery and countrygifts. There are glass windows for viewing the cider press. Hours:Open daily from August to May 8:30 am - 5:30 pm. Exit2 from Mass Pike to Rt. 20 towards Pittsfield. Follow blue trail blazer signs to Bartlett's. ��@J0□��□□ Corn Crib ,,_ 1840 No.MainSt. Rt. 7, Sheffield, MA 01257 (413) 528-4947 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We operate a farmstand featuring bedding plants, home grown produce, bakery, gift baskets, crafts, doll and miniature shop. We use IPM and organic methods of crop production. Hours:Open daily from 9:00 am - 5:30 pm. Closed on Tuesdays fromJanuary through March. ��@] □□��□� Nassachuscffs Down01 fht FannDlrcdory Fairfields Farm 954 Green River Rd., Williamstown, MA 01267 (413) 458-3321 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Dairy farm with hiking, make your own x-country ski trailsin meadows or on mountain thatabuts Mt Grey lock, farm pond for fishing and swimming, snowmobiling, hunting-deer and turkey. Hours: Anytime by appointment. 2 miles south of Rt 2 on Rt 43. 3 miles northof the ���□□�□□□junctionof Rts 7 & 43, Frederick's Tree Farm 360 WashingtonRd. Rt. 8, Hinsdale, MA 01235 ( 413) 655-8551 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We operate a Choose & Harvest of 10 varieties of ChristmasTrees. No two trees are alike. We have some of thebest views in BerkshireCounty. Hours: Seasonal-Open weekends themonth of □��December from□□□□□□9:00am - dark. Gould Farm 100 GouldRd. Rt. 23, Monterey, MA 01245 (413) 528-1804 fax: (413) 528-5051 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We are a 600 acre diversfiedfarm. A small dairy operation, large gardens, pigs, beef cattle, many marked trails, offer farm tours. The mission of thefarm is to provide a communityliving & working toward well being of guest clients. Hours: Open year round by appointment. ���□��□□�From Rt. 7 take Rt. 23 to Monterey.

Padt7 Na11achoscH1 Don 01 the FannDlrcdory Hancock Shaker Village Rts� and 41, Pittsfield, MA 01201 (413) 443-0188 fax: (413) 447-9357 e-mail: info®www.hancockshakervillage.org web page: http://www.hancockshakervillage.org Historic working farmwith heirloom vegetable andherb gardens. Breeds of animals,machinery, andcrops reflectthose used by Shakers. Hiking, historic buildings, craftspeople, activities. Hours: MemorialDay weekend-late October: 9:30am- 5:00pm,late October -November/April 1-Memorial Day: 10:00am-3:00pm. Mass Turnpike to exit 1. Take Rt 41 north to the end, turn left onto Rt 20 west for 1,000 ft. Entranceon the left. ��[!]0��□□� Ioka Valley Farm Rt. 43, Hancock,MA 01237 (413) 738-5915 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a A thirdgeneration farm that has diversifiedfrom dairying to growing pumpkins, Christmastrees and PYO strawberries. We also produce maple syrupand on spring weekends, it can be enjoyed on pancakes at our main barnCalf-A. We grow com, hay & beef. Hours: Maple Season- Mid Februaryto April 1st; Fridays, Saturdays, andSundays 10am-4pmstarting June 27th;Fall TBA Pancakesserved on Weekends only 8:00am-4:00 pm On Rt. 43 in Hancock - 8 miles south from Rt. 7 in Williamstown or 4 miles North from NYRt. 22in Stephentown or 1/2mile fromJiminy Peak Resort (Ski area). ��[!]0���□� Kirchners .- 131 Churchill St., Pittsfield,MA 01201 (413) 496-9211 fax: {413) 496-9165 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a PYO Blueberries andstrawberries Hours: Call forappointment during picking season From Pittsfield Center follow West Street for 3 miles. □□Right onto□ Churchill□□□□□□ Street. Look for the sign 1/4 mile.

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Seekonk Tree Farm 32 Seekonk Cross Rd., Great Barrington, MA 01230 (413) 528-0050 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We grow ChristmasTrees and sell wreathsand evergreens. Cut your own treein a rural setting surrounded by scenicvistas. Hours: Open January throughNovember by appointment. December 1st - 25th&om 9:00am - 5:00 □□�□□□□□□pm. Sunset Farm B & B 74 Tyringham Rd., Tyringham, MA 01238 (413) 243-3229 fax: (413) 243-3229 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Hale Family Sunset Farm is now Bed & Breakfast and Restaurant, featuring fresh-from-the-farmbounty such as eggs, milk, maple syrup, homebaked goods, and Hale's own cheese. Hours: Open year roundfor groups, Restaurant: Fridays & Saturdays lunchnoon - 2:30 pm, dinner 5:30pm-9:30 pm. Private parties by appointment. Groups of 40 or less, one week's notice From Lee Rts. 20 & 102. A state highway sign with distances to Monterey and Tyringham is opposite of the Diesel Dan's stop. Turn at sign onto Tyringham Rd. and follow 3.10 mi. Sunset Farm B & isB right across the street from the artgallery. □��□����� Taft Farms, Inc. 119 Park Square, Great Barrington, MA 01230 (413) 528-1515 fax: (413) 528-3161 e-mail: [email protected] web page: http://members.aol.com/taftfarms/homepa Many PYO fruitsand veg. PYO specializingin heirloom varieties on 200 acres. Entire farm uses Integrated Pest Management (1PM). Farm tours on weekends. Hunting in autumn. State stockspheasants. Incrediblecatch and release fishing. Hours: Open daily 9:00 am - 6:00 pm; Sundays10:00 am - 6:00 pm; Winter hours thesame; Closed Tuesdays. From Mass.Turnpike (1-90), take Rt. 102 to Rt. 7 south. Take Rt. 7 to Rt. 183. Farm is located 3/4 mi. from Rt. 7 on Rt.183. ���0□�□□�

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The Bradley Farm Rt. 7, P.O. Box 56, Lanesboro, MA 01237 (413} 499-1012 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a In season produce from our own fields andfrom other Mass. farmers. Unique crafts and seasonal banners. One of the largest selections of jams andjellies in the area. Hours: OpenApril-Dec. 31; Summer hours 8:00am- 7:00pm;Fall 8:00am-7:00pm; Winter 8:00am-6:00pm. Northof Pittsfield, 5 miles. NearLanesboro entrance to Mt. Greylock. �□□□□□�□� Turner Farms Maple Syrup 25 PhillipsRd., Great Barrington, MA 01230 (413) 528-5710 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Maple syrup operation-1700 taps. We also give dairy farmtours on the existing275 cow dairy farm. Hours: Open 7:00 am to 7:00pm, seven days a week. Take Rt 23west in South Egremont. ]/8thof a mile on the right is Phillips Rd. 3 driveways or 1/lOth of a mile on the left is the TurnerFarms Sugarhouse. ��@] □□□�□□ Windfields Farm B & B 154 Windsor Bush Rd., Windsor, MA 01026 (413} 684-3786 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We produce maple syrup, have small flockof chickens, grow Christmas trees andsome organic vegetables. We have wild blueberries that areused at our B&B operation. Our own pond is used for swimming or skating andfor picnic area. We make jams & jellies. Hours: Yearround �□□□□□□�□ Windy Hill Farm 686 Stockbridge Rd., Great Barrington, MA 01230 (413) 298-3217 fax: (413) 298-3167 e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/a Windy Hill Farm is primarilya gardencenter that also does landscaping. ThePYO apple orchard is a complement to the garden center andattracts many people in the fall. �□�□□�□□□

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Your FamiJy Farm - 346 Caman Rd., PJchmond, ?AA 01254 (413) 447-2224 fa:r.: n/a c-m.ail; jyurfes(0aolcom web page: n/a Bordf.:1' ColJfr.:!> a r,he!.1) farm. Off of Rte. 295. T F ttassachuscffsDon oa fhc fannDlrtdory Brisfol County Araujo Farms 1460 WilliamsSt., Dighton, MA 02175 (508) 669-6988 fax: (508) 669-4015 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Picnicarea, gardens, hydroponicbasil houses, petting zoo, hayrides, PYO Strawberries,greenhouse-open Mar. to Dec.,celebration of �easonal holidays. Hours: 7 days a week 8:00 am-6:00 pm Easter thru Christmas. From Providence: Rt 44E to Taunton, bear right onto Burt St. 3 miles on right. From Fall River: Rt 138 to Dighton, @ 1st blinking light, Main Street bear left to end of street. Bear right onto Williams Street. 1mile on left. � [�][� □□� �□� Cedar Hill Farm 23 Bay State Rd., Rehoboth, MA 02769 (508) 252-6577 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We operate PYO strawberry & pumpkin operationand hayrides with team horses Hours: Open Juneto October Take south on Rt. 44 and farm is 1/10mi on Rt. 118. □���□�□□□ Chamberlain Farm Stand 12 Friend St., Berkley, MA 02779 (508) 880-2817 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Year round activefarm witha greenhouse. Produce ice cream and baked goods. We offercut flowers,herbs, perennial gardens, fishing, picnic area. October hay rides in "hauntedcom fields", anda pettingzoo of pigs andbunnies . Hours: May 1 to October 30. May 1 to June 1 10:00 am - 9:00 pm. From June1 to Aug. 30 9:00 am - 9:00 pm. Then to Oct.30 11:30 - 7:00 pm. Rte 24, exit 10. Right off exit go 1/4 mile take left onto Friend St. Farm 1/4 mile on left. �□�□□�□□� l1assachuscHsDown 01 the FannDlrcdery Del-Mac Orchards 160 WoodSt., Swansea, MA 02777 (508) 679-4781 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a 14 acre 700tree orchard, and 60 acres of woodland. Hours: August 1st throughThanksgiving from 9:00am - 5:00pm From north,take Rte. 6 to Swansea, after Venus de Milo Restaurant,take first right ontoCardner's Neck Rd. Take 2nd left onto Wood St. Orchard on left. From West take Rte 195 to Swansea exit 3 right at light left Swansea Mall Drive to Wood St.

Mini Acres 500 Allen Ave., NorthAttleboro, MA 02761 (508) 643-1232 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Choose and cut Christmastrees. Hours: Septemberthrough December 9:00a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Rt. 95 to Rt. 295, take 1st exit to Rt. 1. Tum left at 1st light. At ExxonStation, proceed on Draper Ave. to stop signat Allen Ave. Follow gravel roadparallel to Rt. 295 to farm. □□[!] □□□□□□ SaltMarsh Farm 322 SmithNeck Rd., Dartmouth, MA 02748 (508) 992-0980 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Our 90-acre farm includes 80 acres of conservation land, walkingtrails through woods to saltmarsh.Picnic tables, mammals, cross-country skiing. Bicycles available. Laying hens, organicvegetables & flowersfor sale. Fields of timothy& clover . Hours: Year round Bed & Breakfast Take 93 south to 24 S to 140 S to 6 west. After .5 miles on Rt.6 tum left at light to Slocum Rd. At Friendly Pizza curveright. Take left onto Elm St. (Police Station on right). Right at 2nd. stop sign to Bridge St. Left onto Smith Neck Road.

Paic13 Nassachuscus Downon fhc Fann Dlrcdory Sycamore Hill Farm 52 Fairfield St., Rehoboth, MA 02769 (508) 226-6328 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We grow and dry annualflowers and sell dried peonies on our farm. We also raise herbs plants andmake wreaths, swags and lovely bouquets. We are a small workingfarm growing what others don't. From Rt. 44 take Rt. 118 north. 2.5 miles take Fairview Ave. left. Follow 2 miles take left to Ash St, then 1st right to Fairfield St. ��□□□□�□� Tranquil Lake Nursery, Inc. 45 River St., Rehoboth, MA 02769 (508) 252-4002 fax: (508) 252-4740 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a TranquilLake Nursery is a 21-acre nursery, specializing in Siberian & JapaneseIris & grow more than 3000 varieties of Daylilies. Display gardens and potted perennials. Staffis always on handfor advice. Hours: Open May 1st to October 31, 10:00am-5:00 pm. Wed.-Sun. Daily July & Aug. From Boston: Rte. 128 to Rte. 95 south to exit for Rt. 123 east. Follow 2 mi. to Attleboro center through 3 lights to Rt. 118 south, 9 mi. to Rt.44 intersection. Right, 1.5 mi. past Rehoboth Village Shops. Right to Danforth St, first left River St. □�□ 0□��□� Triple J Farm 175 Oak St., Mansfield, MA 02048 (508) 339-8196 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We have six ewes and two lambs. The farm is town owned andthere are hiking trailsall throughthe woods. Hours: Year roundfor hiking and bird watching. □□□□□□□□□

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Via Della Chiesa Vineyard 513 Chuch St., Raynham, MA 02767 (508)822-7775 fax: (508)880-0500 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a

Grape growing, winemaking, freewinery tour, wine tasting, retailsale of estate bottled wines, gift shop Hours: April 1 to Dec31 dailyfrom 11:00am. -5:00pm. Jan 1 to March 31 Sat andSun 12:00 noonto 5:00pm. 1-93 south to 128 north to Rt 24 south to Rt 44 East. Church St is on your right about 2 miles. �[!]□□□��□□ Westport Rivers Vineyard and Winery 417 Hixbridge Rd., Westport, MA 02790 (508) 636-3423 fax: (508) 636-4133 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a New Englands largest vinifera vineyard. Complete vineyard & winery operation, historic family farm, tastingroom, retail shop, gift shop, art gallery, food& wine educationctr., producers of finevinifera wines:

Chardonnay,J ohannisberg, Riesling, etc. Hours: April - December12:00-5:00pm daily, Jan - March 12:00-5:00pm WEEKENDS. Rt 24 south to 195 east. Exit 10-Rt 88 south. Left at the 4th light on to Hixbridge Rd. �[!]□ 0□��□□

Pqc15 Hassachuscffs Downon fhc Fann Dlrcdory Dukes County Chicama Vineyards (Martha's Vineyard) Stoney Hill Rd., West Tisbury, MA 02575 (508) 693-0309 fax: (508) 693-5628 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a The winery was foundedin 1971, and was thefirst bonded winery in theCommonwealth. It lies deep in the woods of West Tisbury, long theagricultural center of the island. Produces premiumEuropean style wines fromour ownvineyards. Hours: Open for tastingMay to mid.October. Mon to Sat.· 11:00 am - 5:00 pm. Sun. 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm. Rest of theyear open on Saturdays for tasting& sales 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm. Christmas Shop: Thanksgiving- Christmas daily 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm. From Vineyard Haven Ferry, travel2.5 miles on State Rd. towards Gay Head, Stony Hill Rd. is on yourleft. Vineyard at the end of road. ���□□□�□□ Morning Glory Farm 290 West Tisbury Rd., Edgartown(Martha's Vineyard), MA02539 (508) 627-9003 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Roadside stand withbakery and greenhouses. Hours: 4/ 20-Thanksgiving Mon-Sat 9:00am -6:00pm, except June-August daily. 1 mile from Edgartownon the West TisbwyRoad, on the left.

Nip N Tuck Farm Vineyard Haven, (Martha'sVineyard), Vineyard Haven, MA02568 (508) 693-1449 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We operate a vegetable farmstandand raisedairy cows, draft horses, pigs, ponies, ducks, hens and fowl. We offerfarm tours forall ages, buggy & hay rides. Old farm buildings on farm to view. Hours: Open in thespring ti.me for schooltours. Farmstandopen June through September. ���0□��□□

Pqcll l1assachuscffsDown on f he FannDlrcd1ry Essex CounfY Barker's Farmstand 1267 Osgood St., No. Andover, MA 01845 (508) 683-0785 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We are the oldest continuing farm in No. Andover (est. 1642). We operate a dairy farm, Pick-Your-Own fruits, vegetable and flower farmstand. We also have a farm pettingzoo. Hours: Open daily from10:00 am - 5:00 pm April 15th to October 30thand November 25thto December24th

Brooksby Farm 38 Felton St., Peabody, MA 01960 (508) 531-7456 fax: (508) 531-1631 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Pick-your-ownberries and apples; pettingzoo; walking trails; picnicarea; cross-country ski area & rentals; hayrides; retailstore; HarvestFestival; pumpkins; gift baskets Hours: June-limited day & hours; please call for berry picking. July-February, 7 days, 9:00a.m.-6:00 p.m. Please call for winter hours. Take Rt. 128 to exit 25B. Turn left at third set of lights, follow up hill & bearleft. Go through lights & turn right onto Felton Street, follow dead end. ��@] 0□��-□� Cider Hill Farm 45 Fem Ave., Amesbury, MA 01913 (508) 388-5525 fax: (508) 332-5525 e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/ a Scenic farm,PYO fruits, beautifulwalking and picnic areas w / weekend hayrides, farm animalviewing and hay barnplay areafor kids, large outdoorcom field maze andindoor hay bale maze, country store, view of packing and cider operation, etc. Hours: 6/15-7 / 4 8:00am-6:00pm daily. 7 /26-10/31 9:30am-6:00pmdaily, 11 /1-Dec12:00pm-5:00pm daily. From 1-95: take exit 1 in NH (Rt 107). Go 2 mi. west until you get to Rt 150, turn left and go 2 mi. until you reach Fem Ave. Turnleft onto Fem and onto farm.

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Clark Farm 163 Hobart St., Danvers, MA 01923 (508) 774-0550 fax: (508) 777-8931 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Our farm has been continuouslyoperated by theHobart­ Clark familiessince 1728. We grow vegetables and small fruit and offergreenhouses fullof perennialsand bedding plants. We have old farm tools on display at farmstand. Hours: Open daily April throughChristmas 9:00 am - 6:00 pm; July 1st throughAugust 1st 9:00 am - 7:00 pm From Rt 1 north to Center St. Danvers Exit.Take left onto Center St.3/4 mile left to Hobart Street. ��@]□□��□□ Connors' Farm 30 Valley Rd., Danvers, MA 01923 (508) 777-1245 fax: (508) 774-6250 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Pick-your-ownfruits and vegetables, pettingzoo and picnic area. Hours: May 1st-October 31st; open everyday, 9:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m. Rt. 128 to Danvers. Take exit 23 north to Rt. 35 north. We're 5 miles from this exit. Valley Rd. is Rt. 35. �□□□□�□□� Goodale Orchards Inc. 143 ArgillaRd., Ipswich, MA 01938 (508) 356-5366 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a 18thcentury barnstore, lots of animals,grow all kinds of fruitsand vegetables, only winery in Essex County. Hours: May 1 thruDec 1 9:00am-6:00pm. Off Rts 1A and 133, follow signs. �□@]�□��□□

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Green Meadows Farm 650 Asbury St., SouthHamilton, MA 01982 (508) 468-4259 fax: (508) 468-7604 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Green Meadows Farm is a smallfruit & vegetables farm featuringa standwith bakery and greenhouses. Firewood business "offseason." In thespringtime farm offers a wide varietyof bedding plants.Later u-pick blueberries, strawberries Hours: First weekend inMay throughOctober 31 from 10:00 am - 6:00pm. Closed Tuesdays. Rte 128 to Hamilton exit, North on Rt.1A to Wenham CongregationalChurch, left to ArborSt. 1.5 miles go through blinking light and bear left onto AshburySt. Stand 1.5 miles down on your left. �□□□□��□� Harvest Barn Atwater Ave & SchoolSt., Manchester by-the-Sea, MA 01944 (508) 525-4883 fax: (508) 468-4304 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We grow over 12 acres of cut flowers.30 acres of vegetables. We are locateddirectly opposite the towns conservationlands, hiking bike trails. You also can hike Agassi Rocktrail. Hours: May through December 31, seven days a week, from9:00 am - 7:00 pm. Rte.128 northexit 15 (School St. exit) We are located at the comer of Atwater Ave. & School St. on Essex Town line.

Henderson's Country Farm 419 East Broadway, Haverhill,MA 01830 (508) 372-4440 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a , Picnic area and hunting. Hours: April18-November 9, dailyfrom 8:00am - 6:00pm. Rt 495 northto Exit 52. Right on Rt 110. Bottom of hill take right on Middle Road (arrow to Henderson's Farm). Follow arrowsstraight until the end of the road and take left. Farm begins on the right side. �□□□□□�□□ Nassachuscus Downon fhc FannDlrcdory

Homestead Farm and Orchard 13 Birch Meadow Rd., Merrimac, MA 01860 (508)346-4811 fax: (508)346-8346 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a PYO apples and strawberries, greenhouse, hayrides, petting zoo, hiking. Hours: End of April - Oct 31 daily 10�00am-6:30pm. Thanksgiving -Christmas daily from9:00am-6:00pm. Rt 495 to exit52 to Rt 110 west. ��@J0□�□□� Ingaldsby Farm 22 Washington St., West Boxford, MA 01921 (508) 352-2813 fax: (508)352-7351 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We grow a variety of vegetables and sell them at our farmstand. We also feature a fine selection of annuals and perennials. Pet farm animals and have a picnic! We also have a farm bakery. Hours: Open April through December, Sunday - Saturday, bakery open 6:30 am - 6:00 pm and stand 7:30 am - 6:00 pm. From Rt. 95 north exit54 B to Georgetown and Rt. 133. Follow 1.7 miles to Georgetown Ctr. take left at first light. Go 3.2 miles and take rightonto Washington St. ��@J0□��□� KimballFarm Llamas 791 East Broadway, Haverhill, MA 01830 (508)373-0816 fax: (508)374-6682 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Llamas beside the road to feed daily, raise cows. We sell complete line of feed for cats, dogs, bird seed, etc. We also sell hay, fencing and animals. Hours: Feed store open Mon - Sat 8:00am-6:00pm. Llamas viewed daily during daylight hours. From 495 northto exit 52 and go right. At the fork in the road, veer right and go 1/4mile to the stop sign. Take a rightand llamas are on the right. Feed store is in Kimball Farmyard. Stop at office. ��□ 0□□�□�

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Long Hill Orchard 520 MainSt, Rt. 113, West Newbury, MA 01985 (508) 363-2170 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a A 138 Acre farm along Merrimack River: ice cream stand, farm stand, Pick-Your-Own farm, bakery, cider press, Christmas trees and hay/ sleigh rides. Hours: Ice cream stand open April through October 10:00 am - 9:00 pm, and farm stand May through Decemberfrom 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. Pick-Your-Own: Sept. -Oct. ��@J0□El�□□ Marini Farm 259 Linebrook Rd., Ipswich, MA 01938 (508) 356-0430 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We operate Pick-Your-Own strawberry farm.We have greenhouses and raise perennials, bedding plants & potted plants. We have a cider mill. The farm is beautifully situated on a hill with a panoramic view of fieldcrops. Hours: Open daily 9:00 - 6:00 pm. ��@J□□El□□□ Richardson Farms Inc. 156 So. MainSt., Rte 114, Middleton, MA 01949 (508) 774-5450 fax: (508) 777-6368 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We are a large working300 cow dairy farm. We also produce our own ice cream & bottle our milk. We have a battingcage, driving range, mini golf, picnic table,calves & sheep for petting. Hours: Open year round the best times are fromMay to November. From Boston Rt. 95 northto Rt. 114 Middleton exit west 3 miles. We are a large ice cream stand on your right. From Rt. 495 N to Rt. 114 Middleton 9 miles. �□□□□El�□□

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Smolak Farms 315 South Bradford St., North Andover, MA 01845 (508) 688-8058 fax: (508) 688-8058 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a 155 acres of 300 year old farm, petting zoo, fallow deer, PYO fruit, choose & cut Christmas trees, farm stand, bakery, function areas, educational, kids birthday & nighthayrides, water resources educational program, kids crafts summer camp. Hours: Late March throughDecember 31st 7:00 am 6:00 pm daily, 7 days a week. From Rte. 495 Exit43 Mass. Ave. No. Andover. Tum right coming from South, left coming North. Go 2 mi. through2 traffic lights to old No.Andover Center. Bear left at fire station. Go tmi. to blinking light and tum left. Farmis 2 mi. on left.

Snow Fields 126 Topsfield Road, Ipswich, MA 01938 (508) 356-2277 fax: (508) 356-7716 e-mail: N/ A web page: N/A Raspberries, asparagus, and hay production. ��@] 0����� TurkeyHill Farm 380 Middle Rd., Haverhill, MA 01830 (508) 372-9474 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Thisbeautiful hilltop farm overlooks southernNew Hampshire. We operate Pick-Your-Own blueberry and raspberry farm. Tag & cut your own Christmastrees. Hours: Open for raspberries late June throughAugust, blueberries July-Aug. Open dailyfrom 8:00 am - 6:00 pm. Christmas tree time weekends in Nov. and dailyin December. HilHilChUICffl DOWD 01 fhc Fann llrcdory

WheelerBrook Farm 57 Jewett St., Georgetown, MA 01833 (508) 352-8289 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a PYO operationwith farm animals, picnic area, children's area, pond and gardens. We produce lettuce, bocchoi, beets, rhubarb, peas, bean, com. Hours: June15 -°July 4 daily 7:30 am - 6:00pm; July 15 - Sept. 1. Blueberries - callfor hours; Sept. 1 - Oct. 10 Raspberries. ��[!]0 □��□□

Pqc23 Hassachuscffs Don 11 the FannDlrcdory franklin CounfY Balk-y Farms 15 Main St., Northfield, MA 01360 (413) 498-2077 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Working farm-commercial sheep and goats raised (100 ewes). March and April lambing. Visitors welcome for informal tours during midday operations ("mom & pop" operation). Hours:March, April, May-lambing season, or thru summer and fall 11:00 am - 3:00 pm (midday is best time to visit). On weekends by appointment-afternoons thru 5:00pm. Located on south end of Main Street, just north of the intersection of Rts 63 and 10. Farm on east side­ opposite La Rita Lane. □ �@JD□□□□□ Blue Heron Farm W amer Hill Rd., Charlemont, MA 01339 (413) 339-4045 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Ours is a diversified farm operation on a quiet, scenic 100 acre farm. We have a large scale maple sugaring operation, miles of trails to ski/hike, wildlife, wagon rides. Close to localdownhill skiing and rafting. Hours: Year round vacation rentals, sugar house open during March. Rt 91 northto exit26. Take Rt 2 (Mohawk Trail) west to Rt SA. One mile north on SA, look for WarnerHill Road (the 3rd left off SA north). Go to 3-way fork and take the left most fork to farm. □□□□□□□�□ Burnt Hill Farm Burnt Hill, Heath,MA 01346 (413) 337-4454 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Lowbush blueberry farm-wholesale, retail, and PYO. Hours:Pick your own: open 1st weekend in Aug. Sat & Sun 8:00 am-8:00 pm. Open 1st three weekends in Aug. 15 miles west of Greenfield on Rt 2 Right turn at

Heath Center sign. Turn right at everyturn for 5 miles. □�@J □□El�□@J

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Franklin Farm Promotion Association P.O. Box 216, Ashfield, MA 01330 (413) 628-4696 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We are FranklinCounty Land Trust promoting agricultural products & farm vacations locally.We host an Annual Farm and Garden Tour on June28th.

Gray's Beaver Meadow Farm P.O. Box 300/38 Beaver Rd., Ashfield, MA 01330 (413) 623-6559 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Maple Sugarhouse Hours: 1st weekend in March for six weeks, weekends only. Rt 116 Center of Ashfield follow Baptist Comer Rd two miles to Barnes Rd. - First establishment on Barnes Rd.

Greenwood Farm 265 Millers Falls Rd. (Rt. 63), Northfield, MA 01360 (413) 498-5995 fax: (413) 498-5541 e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/ a We operate a 5 acre apple orchard, cider processing house for sweet & hard cider, a farm store and mail order. Our farmstandfeatures specialty apple products, 42 antiqueapple varieties,cider jelly, cider syrup,apple butter. Also Pick-Your-Own apples. Hours: September 13ththrough November 23, Wed.- Fri. fromNoon - 6:00 pm, Sat.- Sun. 9:30 am - 5:00 pm. Closed Mon. & Tues. On Rt. 63, 3.5 miles north on Rt. 2 in Northfield. ���□□□□□□ Hall Tavern Farm Rt 2, ShelburneFalls, MA 01370 (617) 727-3000 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a

Walking, hiking, x- countryski trails,farm tours, working farm,guest house, farm vacations. Rt 2 east Charlmont, right onto Mohawk Trail. 12 miles east of Greenfield and Rt 91.

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HamiltonOrchards Rt 202 and West St., New Salem, MA 01355 (508) 544-6862 fax: (508) 544-6121 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a PYO apples and berries, petting zoo, naturetrail, picnic areas, hayrides. Exit 16 off Rt 2 in Orange, Take Rt 202 south for 7 miles. Turn right at sign for Hamilton Orchards. □□[!]��� �□@J Keldaby 12 HeathRd., Colrain, MA 01340 {413) 772-0334 fax: {413) 772-0334 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Small farmingenterprise with40 plus Angora goats, chickens, donkeys, pea fowl, etc. Designstudio for dyeing fiberand yarns, small retailshop. Visitors are taken all around the farm, through barns and studio, to meet theanimals. Hours: By appointment- 9:00am to dark. 1 mile south of Colrain Center (Rt 112) take Foundry Village Road to Adamsville Road. Second left is He�th Road. Keldaby is straight ahead. �□[!] □□□□□□ Maple House Bed & Breakfast 51 Middletown Hill Rd., Rowe, MA 01367 (413) 339-0107 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Built 1784 as a stage coach stop, Maple House has been alternately a farm or inn. Currrently an excellent example of a family homestead producing all the meat, vegetables, berries, syrup, eggs & herbs we use. Four guest rooms withspectacular views. Hours: Year round B & B, call for reservation. Take Rt.2 to the Mohawk Trail to Clarlemont. 1.5 M past town take Zoar Rd. to Rowe. Follow Zoar Rd. SM to Rowe Ctr. Just past town ctr. at fork of the road take left onto Middletown Hill Rd. Maple House is 5th house on right. □ �[!]�□���@]

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Mohawk Orchards Mohawk Trail-Route 2, Shelburne, MA 01370 (413) 625-2874 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a PYO apples, farm animals. Hours: May 1-Nov 1 Mon-Sat 9:00am-5:00pm,Sun 10:00am-5:30pm. Exit 26 off 1-90 3 miles west on Rt 2 (Mohawk Trail). �[2]□□□��□□ Penfryd Farm Bed and Breakfast 105 HillmanRd., Colrain, MA 01340 (413) 624-5516 fax: n/ a e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/ a Working farm with llamas, horses, scenic vistas, and quiet privacy. From Colrain Center:4.1 miles north on 112, left on Thompson Road. 1.8 miles up Thompson Road. Turn left onto paved road for .2 miles. Turnleft onto Wilson Hill Road-.8 miles, turnright onto Hillman Road. 1/2mile to farm. □□□□��□ [!!]□ Orchards 248 GreenfieldRd., Colrain, MA 01344 (413) 624-3325 fax: (413) 624-3413 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We are an apple orchard featuringyear round farm stand with refrigeratedapple room to shop in. On premises bakery, homemade breads, pies, cookies & muffins and apple related products. Snack bar, serving breakfast & lunch.Free petting farm, PYO apples. Hours: Open year round daily 7:00 am-5:30 pm weekdays; 8:00 am-5:30pm weekends. I 91 exit 26 west on Rt. 2 to Colrain-Shelburne Rd. 3 miles (Blue Tourist sign on Rt. to Pine Hill Orchards �[2]@] ������

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South Face Farm Sugarhouse 755 Watson Spruce Comer Rd., Ashfield, MA 01330 (413) 628-3268 fax: (413) 628-3912 e-mail: [email protected] web page: http:/ /www.shaysnet.com/~southface/ Sugarhouse open to public with weekend restaurant serving maple products. Hours:March and April: Sugarhouse open Sat & Sun for 6 weekends starting the first weekend in March 8:30am-3:30pm. We are located 11/2miles off Rt 116, about 5 miles

northwest of Ashfield Center. Follow signs from comer of Rt 112 & 116 north.

Tregellys Fiber Farm 15 Dodge Branch Rd., Hawley, MA 01339 (413) 625-6448 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We raise Llamas, Angora Goats, Navajo Chumo sheep, ducks, geese, horses & donkeys. "Greenspun " yarnfor handwoven goods. Hours:Year round, but please call for appointment. From Rt. 2 West, exit at Rt.112 South toward Ashfield. Go to Ashfield-Buckland line rightonto Clesson Brook Rd. 2.5 M. Go right on Dodge Rd. 1.3 mi. Farmat end. □ �[!] □□□□□□ Valley View Farm WarfieldRd., Charlemont, MA 01339 (413) 339-6600 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Hereford cattle, forest products, maple syrup, emus. Summer:barnyard tours, llama picnictreks, restaurant. Winter: cross country skiing, snow shoeing, sliding, restaurant. Hours:Year round - Wednesday through Sunday. Rt. 91 to Greenfield exit 27, Rt. 2 west to Charlemont. ��C!J0�EJ�□□ Walnut Hill Farm 104 Ashfield Rd., Shelburne Falls, MA 01370 (413) 625-9002 fax: n/ a e-mail� n/a web page: n/a We operate a dairy farm and vegetable stand. The world's largest oxen was raised at Walnut Farm at the tumof the century weighing 4700 Lbs. ���□□EJ □□□

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West County Winery/PineHill Orchard 268 GreenfieldRd., Colrain, MA 01340 (413) 624-3481 fax: n/ a e-mail: [email protected] web page: http:/ /www.teleport.com/ ~incider/westco. Winery producing hardcider from localfruit. We have a tasting room at Pine Hill Orchard (same address), petting zoo, cider pressed on Wednesdays. Hours: Janthru March by chance or appointment, April andMay Fri-Sun 11:00am-5:00pm,June thru December Thur-Sun 11 :00am-5:00pm. From Rt 91 rotary( Exit 26) go west toward Shelburne Falls/Mohawk Trail 3.7 miles on Rt 2. Tum right on Colrain-Shelburne Road. Go 3 miles straight to West County Winery/Pine Hill Orchard. �[2]□□��□□� Winterberry Farm at Woolman Hill 121 Keets Rd., Deerfield, MA 01342 (413) 774-3431 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Part of Woolman Hill, which is a non-profit Quaker conference center. This small working farmraises sheep anddairy cows and poultry. We offer farm and fiber programs for all, special programs for groups, celebrations andB&B. Hours: By reservationonly. Rt 91 north to Rts 5 & 10 north into historic Deerfield. East on Keets Rd. J.o farm. �[2]@]�□�□��

Pait29 f1a11acbu1cff1Don 01 fhc FannDlrcdory Hampden County Balsam Acres Chester Rd., Blandford, MA 01012 (413) 296-4703 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We own andoperate a ChristmasTree Farm on 575 acres. Select andharvest your own tree. Choose from thousandsof well formedand fragrant. Tag your treein October while you enjoy a fallfoliage tour with spectacularscenic views of WesternMass. Hours:October: Saturdays 10:00 am - 4:00 pm andby appointment. After Thanksgiving:Fri. Sat. & Sun.10:00 am-4:00 pm & by appointment. From Rt. 20 in Chester, take Blanford Rd. (becomes Chester Rd.) 2.3 M to Balsam Acres. From Rt. 23 in Blanford at blinking light, take North St. (becomes Chester Rd) 5.5 miles and past the Blanford Fair Grounds to Balsam Acres. �□□□□□□□□ Baxter's Echo Hill Orchards 101 Wilbraham Rd., Monson, MA 01057 (413) 267-3303 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We are a fruit& vegetable growing farm.We have Pick­ Your-Ownapples, peaches, apricots, plums, and pears. Currantsand gooseberries areavailalable at the stand. Also press cider. Hours: Open Spring from9:00 am - 5:00 pm and Summer/Fallfrom 9:00 am - 6:00 pm From Monson Center take Rt 32 west to High St. to Wilbraham Rd. □��□□ Bluebird���0 Acres Farm Market 747 Parker St., East Longmeadow, MA 01028 (413) 525-6012 fax: (413) 525-4147 e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/ a Farm operation since1942. 60 varietiesof apples, draft cider, homemade baked goods, seasonal festivals, farm tours, gardening workshops, viewing zoo, gift shop, PYO blueberries. Hours:Halloween- Daylightsavings 7:00 am-6:00 pm, Summer- Fall 7:00 am-7:00 pm, Open daily. Exit '?off Mass Pike, left onto Center St to Ludlow Bridge. Right onto bridge, right after bridge. Left at lights (Parker St) 6 mi to farm. ���0 □�□□� Hassachuscffs Down on fhc Fann Dlrccf ory

Cheney Orchards, Inc. 15 Apple Rd., Brimfield, MA 01010 (413) 436-7686 fax: (413) 436-7686 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Always highquality fruitfrom our totally refrigerated sales area. Especiallytree ripened peaches and apples. Hours: Daily8:00 am - 6:00 pm Aug 1 thruJan 1. From Exit 9, Mass Pike take Rt 20 west toward Brimfield & Sturbridge for 2 miles to Rt 148 north. Follow Rt 148 3 miles and watch for signs on left. �□□□□��□□ E. Cecchi Farms 1131 SpringfieldSt., Agawam (FeedingHills), MA 01030 (413) 786-2489 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a The Cecchi family has farmed in FeedingHills since 1924, and has been at thislocation since 1946. We are a fourthgeneration family farm. We grow a large selection of annuals and perennials, herbs and vegetable plants in our greenhouses. Hours: Open mid-April throughOctober 31 from9:00 am - 8:00 pm. From north,south & east: Exit 3 off Rt. 91 to Rt. 57 west. Take Mill St/Feeding Hills Exit off Rt. 57 west. Follow Mill St. 1.5 mi. to Springfield St merge. Farm on left past 2nd. set of lights.From West: Rt. 57 East to Feeding Hills Ctr-Springfield. St. ��[!]0□□�□� Gran-Val FarmScoop 233 Granby Road/Rt 189, Granville, MA 01034 (413) 357-6632 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Dairy farm with homemade gourmet ice cream. Farm animalsto see. Group tours. Hours: Mid-Aprilthru Mid-October 10:30am to 9:00pm daily. Rt 57 to Granville. Rt 189 south 11/4miles farm and shop on west side of the highway. ��□ 0�� □□� Pfassachuscff s Downon fhc Fann Dlrccf ory Koran's Farm 160 East Hill Rd., Monson, MA 01057 (413) 267-3396 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Hours: May - Oct daily M-F 10:00am-6:00pm, Sat & Sun 9:00am-6:00pm, Nov. 29-Dec 24 M-F 1:00pm-5:00pm, Sat & Sun9:00am-5:00pm. Follow directional signs fromRt 32 south in Monson to farm.

Maple Corner Farm 794 Beech Hill Rd., Granville, MA 01034 (413) 357-8829 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Maple sugar house, museum of old sugaringitems, pancakes and frenchtoast servedon the weekends, 12 miles of groomed cross countryski trails, ski equipment rental, snowshoes and rentals also. Hours: Open for sugarhouse 8:00am - 5:00pm during March and April. Cross country skiing open from 1st skiiable snow in December throughthe last spring snow. Call ski-phone first (413)357-6697 Rt 91 to exit 40. Follow Rt 20 west to Rt 189 north. In Granville, take Rt 57 west 4.1 miles to NorthLane #2. A Maple Comer Farm signis on the comer. Follow the signs to the Ski Center about□□ 6 miles fromRt 57. Pignatare��@]0��� Farms 380 East MountainRd., Westfield, MA 01085 (413) 562-9096 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Vegetables, sweet com, pumpkins. Hours: May thru October dailyfrom 9:00am to 6:00pm. �□□Off Rt 20, 1 □□□□□□mile northon East Mountain Road.

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Putman Family Farm 249 College Highway (Routes 10 & 202), Southwick, MA 01077 (413) 569-3663 fax: n/ a e-mail: doll 4 [email protected] web page: n/ a Restored early 19th century post & beam barn. Bakery on premises. Wild Flower Tea Room, a unique dining and relaxation experience overlookingour farm. Hours: Open year round daily from 9:00 am - 6:00 pm . Closed Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmasand New Years Day. From south take Rt. 44, 189 or 20 west to Rt. 10. From north take Rt. 91 then Rt. 57 west from South End Bridge.At junction Rt. 10 & 202 turn left. Stay on Rt 10 going south for 2.6 miles. Putman will be on the right. ��[!]��� □□� Randall's Farm 631 Center St., Ludlow, MA 01056 (413) 589-7071 fax: (413) 583-2936 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Year round road side stand and retail greenhouse­ expanding to 20,000 sq. ft. in thespring of '97. Featuring ourown produce in season and beautiful flowers and plants. Finest freshfruits and vegetables year round. Hours: April - Oct 7:00am to 9:00pm. Oct - March 7:00am to 8:00 pm. Exit 7 - Mass Turnpike. Take right. 1/2mile from the exit on the left hand side. Rt 21.

Rice Fruit Farm 757 Main St., Wilbraham, MA 01095 (413) 596-4002 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We grow apples, peaches, pears, plums and some vegetables and sell themat our farmstand along with ourcider, baked goods and other products and crafts. We provide farmtours and hayrides by appointment only. We host many events throughoutthe year. Hours: Open year round from 8:00 am - 6:00 pm. daily. ��[!]□□□□□□

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Sheepgate OtisStage Rd (Rt 23), Blandford, MA 01008 (413) 848-0990 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Sheep raising, weaving, blankets, pillows, originals. Weaver in residence. Hours: Winter hrs: Thur-Sun11 :OOam-5:00pm & Summer hrs: Thur-Sun 11:00am-6:00pm. Rt 23 to Blandford (between Otis and Russell) ��@] □□□□□□ TICL'MFarm 1242 Dunhamptown Rd., Brimfield,MA 01010 (413) 245-6011 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We are raising swine, sheep, beef & chickens (eggs). We also have rabbits, and beef andgoats. A large garden of vegetables. Hours: Open year round. From Mass Pike Palmer exit take right at buttom of ramp, go straight, then left at the first set of lights. Keep going on Rt. 20. At the picnic sign ':ake left to St.Clair St, Go 2,1/4 miles and on left , our big brown farm house.

Westview FarmsInc. 11 East HillRd., Monson, MA 01057 (413) 267-5355 fax: (413) 267-5375 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Dairy farm, ice cream store, also sugar free ice cream. PettingZoo, field tripsfor schools, day care & scouts, birthdayparties, horse drawn hay & sleigh rides, PYO pumpkins, countryfresh family fun. Buses welcome. Hours:April 1st to October 30th.During winter, by reservationonly. Between Rts. 32 & 20. Exit 8 from Mass. Pike. East Hill Rd. is off Monson Rd. off Rte. 20. From Rte. 32 at Wing Med. Ctr. to Munn Rd. to East Hill Rd. ��[!] 0���□� Nassachuscus Downon fhc Fann Directory Hampshire CounfY Atkins Farms Comer of Rt. 116 & Bay Rd., Amherst, MA 01002 {413) 253-9528 fax: {413) 256-3117 e-mail: n/a web page: [email protected] Familyfarm, started in 1887, grows apples, peaches, pears,and blueberries on 250 acres of farmlandin Amherstand Belchertown. Pick-Your-Own on weekends in October. The retail stand, enlarged andrenovated in 1995, is over 18,000 sq feet. Hours: Open year round seven days a week, Winter hours 7:30 am - 7:00 pm., Summerhours 7:30 am - 8:00 pm. Pick-Your-Own Sat. & Sun. 10:00 am - 5:00 pm. We are 3 miles south of Amherston Rt.116. From Rt. 91, head north and take exit #19 to Rt.9 east.Take right at first light (see Atkins Farm sign). From Mass Pike: Take Rt.181 go through Belchertown,take Rt.9 West.

Blue Heaven Blueberry Farm 246 SkylineTrail, Middlefield, MA 01243 (413) 339-4045 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a PYO cultivatedblueberries andfully furnished apartment available by night,week or month. Hours: August 1st seven days a week 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. Take Rte 20 to Chester.Take Middlefield St. for 5 miles. Right onto Arthur Pease Rd. for 1/4 mile. Skyline Trail is on your right. �□□□□�□�□ Delta Organic Farm 352 East Hadley Rd., Amherst,MA 01002 {413) 253-1893 fax: n/a e-mail: [email protected] OR [email protected] web page: n/a Farm, bed andbreakfast and conference facilities. Walking andhiking trails and access to biking trail. Cross countryskiing also available. NOF A certified farm. Hours: By appointmentonly year round, daily. Go 1 mile south on Rt 116 from Amherst Center to East Hadley Road on the right. One mile on East Hadley Road to the farmon the left.

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Dickinson Farm 134 SouthSt., Granby, MA 01033 (413) 467-3715 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We have a Pick-Your-Own strawberry, blueberry, raspberry, apple & pumpkinoperation. We also grow sweet com, tomatoes, cucumbers, summer squash, and many other vegetables sold at our Apple Barn.We also grow Christmas trees. We offerwagon rides. Hours: Open daily from 7:00 am - 7:00 pm during picking season Sat. & Snn.from 8:00 am - 7:00 pm. Apple season Fri.Sat.Snn. from9:00 am - 6:00 pm. 2miles east of jct. Rt 33 and New Ludlow Rd. ���□□��□� Ireland Street Orchards 330 Ireland St., West Chesterfield, MA 01084 (413) 296-4024 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Apple orchard. We use one and sometimes two draft horse teams to take people into & out of thepicking area. Picnic tables in locations. Team work as shuttle buses. No particularschedule, Sat and Snnonly. Hours: Year ronnd dailyduring daylight hours. Open for PYO apples Labor Day throughfreeze. Mass Pike to Rt 9 exit- west to Williamsburg. Left onto Rt 143 about 9 miles. Cross green bridge, sharp left off of bridge (Ireland Street) about 3 miles. ���[!]���□� Jager Farm Icelandics 75 Monntain St., Haydenville (Williamsburg),MA 01039 (413) 268-3086 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We operate 120 head Islandic Sheep farm & breeding stock on our 140 acre farm. We also produce freezer lamb and many other lamb & wool products. Open year ronnd, but callfor tours. From Northampton on Rte. 9 to Williamburg. From Williamsburg Northampton line 0.6 miles turnright to High St to Haydenville Center - Go 1.7 miles on High St. it turnsto Mountain St. Jager Farm on 75 Mountain Rd. ���[!]�����

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McCray's Country Creamery 55 Alvord St., So.Hadley, MA 01075 (413) 533-0775 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We operate a dairyfarm with a dairybar, light lunches, PYO pumpkins, petting zoo, hay & sleigh rides, farm tours, maple sugar tours, pancake breakfast in season. Hours: Year rounddaily 9:30 - to dark. Winter hours depend on weather. Rt. 91 north exit 16 Rt. 202. Buttom of ramp take right, go through Holyoke. Cross the Bridge and at rotary take 3rd. right, then immediate right. First left to Lathrop St. At 4-way stop go straight through to Alvord St. McCray Creamery is on your left. ���□ �EJ� □� Windy Hill Farms Sam HillRd., Worthington,MA 01098 (413) 238-5869 fax: (413) 238-5869 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Maple syrup products Hours:1st week in March to the2nd week in April. Restaurant on weekends from9:00am-4:00pm. Call ahead to see when we are boiling. Take Rt 112 to Worthington. Take the next left just past the air strip onto Sam Hill Road. About 1 mile and the farm is on the right.

���□�□�□□,it., Zawalich's Sugar House 545 Sylvester Rd., Northampton, MA 01060 (413) 5�162 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We operate maple syrup production, candyfor wholesale & retail. Hours:open year round, but callbefore arrival. Rt 91 exit 18 turn left at buttom of ramp, then left at light, then next left to Rt.66. go 4.7 miles right to Westfarms Rd. and follow signs on Sylvester Rd. to ���□□□□□�Zawalich's Sugar House

Pait 31 Nassacbustffs Down01 fbt FannDlrtdory Middlesex CounfY ApplefieldFarm 722 Great Rd., Stow, MA 01775 (508) 897-2699 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a An organic farm featuring pick-your-ownvegetables & berries. A wide varietyof veg. & flowersare grownon our farm. Also carry fruittrees, arts & crafts,organic □□□eggs & milk,□jams □ &□ jellies□□□and more. Arena Farms Rte. 2-167 Fairhaven Rd., Concord, MA 01742 (508) 369-4769 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We grow many fruitsand vegetables, bedding plants, pumpkins,annuals & perennials. Hours: year round daily 9:00am-7:00 pm Rte. 2 Westbound.

Boggastowe Farm 20 Shattuck St., Pepperell,MA 01463 (508) 433-9987 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/ a, web page: n/a Maple syrup operationwith guided tours by appointment.Bed & Breakfast farm, animals, lambs in spring. Hours: Bed & breakfast open year round. Maple sugaring open during March on weekends. □Shattuck���□���□ St. is off Rte. 119 & Rte.113. Boundary Farm 316 Richardson Rd., Dracut, MA 01826 (508) 454-7526 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Llamafarm-tours available by appointment,hands on feltingalso available, wool garmen� made on premises. Hours: Year round by appointment. Rt 38 north from Lowell. Pass Bridgewood Plaza take right onto Marsh Hill Road. 1.5 miles to left on Richardson Road. Hassachuscffs Downon fhc Fann Dlrccfory

Broken Wheel Farm 702 Broadway Rd., Dracut, MA 01826 (508) 454-2508 fax: (508) 454-8236 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a A fun place to come all season. PYO raspberries inthe summer,PYO pumpkins & hayrides inthe fall, CYO trees for Christmas. Beautiful bedding plants & hanging baskets in the spring. A great giftshop and candy shop where you can get a freesample. Hours: Year round, Tues. throughSat. 10:00 -5:00 pm Sunday noon-5:00 pm.Spring & ChristmasMonday through Saturday 9:00am - 6:00pm. From Rt. 93 take exit 46. Follow 113 west, we are four miles fromthe highway on the right. �□ [!] □□□□□[!] Carver Hill Orchards Brookside Ave, Stow, MA 01775 (508) 897-6117 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a An old fashioned, scenic farm offeringPick-Your-Own apples. We also grow peaches and some vegetables. Hours: Open daily10:00 am - 5:00 pm �□□□□�□□□Brookside Ave. is off Rt 62, 1/4mile from Post Office. Codman Community Farm 58 Codman Rd., Lincoln, MA 01773 (617) 259-0456 fax: n/ a e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/ a Quality hay, registered Devon beef, Tamworthpigs, school tours, self-servemeat and poultrysales (from freezers). Hours: 8:30am - 4:00 pm daily. Rt 20 west fromBoston merges into Rt 117 west. Take that to Lincoln, branch right on Codman Road soon after railroad tracks. Hassachuscffs Downon the Fann Dlrcdory

Dowse Orchards 98 North Main St. (Rt 27), Sherborn, MA 01770 (508) 653-2639 fax: (508) 653-4648 e-mail: [email protected] web page: www2.netcom.com/ ~apdowse/dowse_orch 200 year old family farm operation, allnatural cider, cider press viewing, 25 varietiesof apples, fruit stand, pumpkinsand Christmas trees. Hours: May thru December, 9:00am-6:00pm daily. Exit13 from Mass Pike to Rt 30 east to Rt 27 south.

Drumlin Farm 208 South Great Rd., Lincoln, MA 01773 (617) 259-9807 fax: (617) 259-7941 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Drumlinfarm is a sanctuary of theMass. Audubon Society. We offer a varietyof environmentalprograms using agriculture as basis for teaching pre-registered classes. The farm is open to visitors to see the operation of anorganic farm, view farm animals. Hours: Open year round Tuesday throughSunday . Winter hours Nov. - Mar.1st 9:00 am-4:00 pm, Spring & Summeruntil 5:00 pm From Rt. 128exit 26 Waltham Weston go towards Waltham through traffic light. At blinking light take left at this light, go to the end of street and take left now on Rte. 117. Farm less than Smi on left. From South Rt.128 exit 28 Trapelo Rd. to Lincoln. ��[!]0□��□� Great Brook Farm State Park 247 NorthRd., Carlisle, MA 01741 (508) 371-7083 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We are a 950 acre dairy farm with ice creamstand. 120 dairy animals.Farm tours, farm animalsto see. Twenty miles of trails & mountainbiking. Our own sweet com and honey. Cow gift items. Inside & outside seating. Hours: Open year round daylight hours. Stand open 11:00 am untildark, end of April through October. Rt. 225 to Carlisle Ctr. At rotary take Lowell Rd. north toward Chemsford. Lowell Rd. has a gas station on it which you see from rotary. Two miles on Lowell Rd. makes a dip. Sign on right take a a right onto NorthRd. ��@] □���□□

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Griggs Farm 599 Boston Rd., Billerica, MA 01821 (508) 667-9111 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a 50 acre farm. Greenhouse, plants, vegetables for retail. Hours: March to December. 8:00 am - 8:00 pm, Sundays 8:00 am - 6:00 pm. Rte 3A, 11 miles south from Billerica Ctr. ��[!] □□��□� Helene's Stables 435 Martins Pond Rd., Groton, MA 01450 (508) 448-6370 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Yearround pre-school to adult horseback riding program, summer camp for out-of-state andforeign children who wish to learn English, Equine B&B Hours: Year round, Mon-Fri 8:30 am-8:30 pm Rt 2 west to Rt 111 to Groton. Pass rotary in Ayer and stay on 111. In Groton Ctr, go Rt 40 on left. Take 2nd left on Schoolhouse Road. At end there is a stop. Take left on Martins Pond Rd. 1st driveway on right. □ �C!J0□□□□□ Honey Pot Hill Orchards 144 Sudbury Rd., Stow, MA 01775 (508) 562-5666 fax: (508) 568-8565 e-mail: [email protected] web page: ww.stow-web.com\honeyp.htm We have a 25 variety apple orchard/ cider press andtwo farm.standswhere we sell only what we grow. We offer a fullpetting zoo, picnicarea andhayrides on weekends duringPick-Your-Own operation.We host school tours andcompany outings. One mile off Rt. 62 between Stow Ctr & Hudson on SudburyRd. in Stow ��@]0 □��□�

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Kimball Fruit Farm 184 Hollis St., Pepperell, MA 01463 (505) 433-9751 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We operate and specializein apples, cider, peaches, strawberry, raspberries, anda variety of vegetable production.We have Pick-Your-Own apples. Provide hayrides during apple season Come join us and bringa picnic. Hours: Open June through December 31, 9:00am - 7:00 pm. Take exit 5 west Rt.3 north to Rt. 111 west - follow into Pepperell. Take a rightat blinking lights. Farmis 3 mi. up on the left. ��[!] □□��□� Land's Sake,Inc. Intersection of Newton & Wellesley Streets, Weston, MA 02193 (617) 893-1162 fax: n/a e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/a Pick your own berries, vegetables andflowers. NOFA/MA certified organicfarm walking paths. Used to be part of Arnold Arboretum. We have a guided tree walk and map. Picnic tables available. Hayrides & tours with advance arrangements. Birthdayparties. Hours: Mid-June throughend of October; 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. every day Exit 26 fromRoute 128. Head west on Rt. 20. Go about 11/2miles to first traffic light and take left onto School St. Proceed 1/2mile to intersection of Newton and Wellesley Streets. Farm is on the left. ��[!][!]□□�□� Marino Lookout Farm 89 PleasantSt., Natick, MA 01760 (508) 651-1539 fax: (508) 651-0439 e-mail: n/ a web page: n/ a PYO, petting zoo, state of theart orchards, hayrides. Hours: 7 days a week, 8:00am-8:00pm Rt 128 to exit 21-Rt 16 west (Newton Wellesley). Follow for approx. 5.4 mi to the intersection of Pleasant St. Left onto Pleasant St. The farm is just under a mile on the right hand side. ��[!]� □��□�

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Shaw Farm Dairy Inc. 195 New Boston Rd., Dracut, MA 01826 (508) 957-3011 fax: (508) 957-3011 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We are a 90 year old dairy farm where cows are still milked every day and milk is retailedin glass bottles. Over 50 varietiesof ice cream is also made and sold in various containers. Hours: Open year round, 7 days a week, 8:00am- 8:00 pm. Rt. 93 northto Rt. 113 west to Dracut. Rt 113 tq Lakeview Ave., then north (right turn) to New Boston Rd. ��[!] □□□�□□ Shelburne Farm 106 West Action Rd., Stow, MA 01775 (508) 897-9287 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We have a Pick-Your-Own apples, peaches and pumpkin operation and make our own jams and jellies. Come visit our CountryStore and bring a picnic. Children can pick apples fromour miniatureapple tree area. Hours: Open September throughOctober, from9:30 am - 5:00 pm 7 days a week. Rt. 2 west to Rt. 111 west to Acton Center. Left onto Central St. bearright onto Willow St., Farm1.5 mi. on right ��[!] □□��□□ Spence Farm 30 Wyman St., Woburn,MA 01801 (617) 933-4847 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We are a family farm and operate a roadside farmstand featuring beddingplants anda variety of local produce. We have a large Christmas product display including our own trees,as well as a large greenhouse operation. Hours: Open year rounddaily from9:00 am - 6:00 pm. Rt 95 to exit 35 toward Woburn,right at 1st set of light, 1/4 mile on left. □ �[!] □□��□�

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Sunshine Farm 131 Kendall Ave, Framingham, MA 01701 (508) 655-5022 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Ice cream, duck pond, PYO strawberries, pumpkins, raspberries, hayrides, farm tours Hours: Open daily Mid-Aprilthru Halloween from9:00 am -7:00 pm Mass Pike to Exit 13. Follow Natick Speen Street south to the end (about 2 mi) then tum right onto Kendall Ave 1/4 mi on left �□@J0□El� □� The Farmat Historic Gore Estate 52 Gore St., Waltham, MA 02154 (617) 894-2798 fax: (617) 894-5745 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a The historic Gore Estate is located 9 miles west of Boston. It has 45 acres of gardens, lawns, fields and farmland with a small farm site with historic breeds of sheep, goats and poultry.Visitors can view the animals and tour the mansion. Hours: Dawn to dusk yearround. Mansionshown by apppointment. Gore Estate is located on Gore St. Off Rt 20 near the Waltham/Watertown town line. Farm area is near SE comer of a 45 acre estate.

Verrill Farm Wheeler Rd., Concord, MA 01742 (508) 369-4494 fax: (508) 287-0361 e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/ a Tented picnicarea, events during summer, picturesque farmstand in historical agricultural area. Hours: Dailyfrom 9:00am-7:00pm. Rt 2 west left at intersection after Rt. 126. 2+ miles on the right. ��@J□�El�□�

Paste 44 Hassachuscus Down on fhc Fann Dlrccf ory Williamson Cider Mill 113 Rockland St., Natick, MA 01760 (508) 655-4521 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a You can watch cider being made, processed & bottled. Mill tours. Chicken, turkeys & ducks. Hours: Open 7 days a week fromLabor Day to Christmas.7:00 am - 6:00 pm. From Natick Sq. take Rt. 27 south toward Sherborn1.5 mi. Rockland St. is on left.

Wilson Farms, Inc. 10 Pleasant St., Lexington, MA 02173 (617) 862-3900 fax: (617) 863-0469 e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/a We are a 33 acre workingfarm, and are able to harvest 75 acres worthof crops in a growing season. We have retailfarm stand and garden center, animal barnfor children, organized school groups and tours. Thurs. eve walkingtours. Hours: Open year round, Mon,Wed, Thurs 9:00 am-7:00 pm. Fri 9:00 am - 8:00 pm. Sat. 9:00-6:30, Sun9:00 am - 6:00 pm, closed Tuesdays. From Rt.128 north or south exit 29A Rt. 2 east. Follow 2 miles take Pleasant St/Concord Ave. exit. Left at bottom of ramp. Farmis 3/4 mile on the right. ��@Jb□ EJ� □ @J

Paic45 Hassachuscus Downon the FannDirectory Nanfucktf County Bartlett's Ocean View Farm & Greenhouses 33 Bartlett Farm Rd., Nantucket, MA 02554 (508) 228-9403 fax: (508) 228-5340 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We are seventh generation farm - grow 100 acres of vegetables, cut flowers, berries, ans 2.5 acres of modem Dutch glass greenhouse production- our own farm kitchen utilizingour fresh produce. Hours: Open year round - freshvegetables June - November. Main St. tumleft to Milk St. to Hummock Pond Rd. about 2 miles & tumleft onto BartlettFarm Rd.

Moors End Farm 40 Polpis Rd., Nantucket, MA 02554 (508) 228-2674 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We have a vegetable farmroadside standwhich caters, in additionto regular customers, also to bikers. We also have a nursery andgreenhouse operation. Hours: April15th to Oct. 30, Daily from 8:00 - 6:00 pm From Nuntucket Center 2 miles fromthe Boat pier and 1 mile fromthe rotary, off Milestone Rd. ��[!] □□□�□□ Nantucket Marine Laboratories Zero Easton St. Brant Point,Nantucket, MA 02554 (508) 325-7075 fax: (508) 325-5791 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Shellfish hatchery, farm. Hours: Winter hours-variable, summerhours as posted. Located next to Brant Point Lighthouse. □ �C!J0□El □□□

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Nantucket Vineyard 5 Bartlett FarmRd., Nantucket, MA 02584 (508) 228-9235 fax: (508) 325-5145 e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/ a Vineyard & Winery. We are a nice and relaxing vineyard. When on theisland, plan to visit us and taste our wines. Hours; Summer: Mon to Sat: 10:00 am-6:00 pm;Sun 11:00 am-5:00 pm. Shorter hours in Spring & Fall: Winter: phone ahead. Just 5 miles fromtown fromMill< St to Hummock Pond Rd. to BartlettFarm Rd.

Pafc:47 Pfassachuscus Downon fhc Fann Directory Norlolk Coun,Y Allandale Farm 259 Allandale Rd., Brookline, MA 02167 (617) 524-1531 fax: (617) 323-5044 e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/a Farm in Boston, outdoor educationprogram, workshops. Hours: Mid April thru Christmasdaily from10:00 am- 6:00 pm. From Boston take Rt 1/JamaicaWay to Faulkner Hospital. Right onto Allandale Road, 1/2 mile. �[2]@]0□□□□� Brookwood Farm 11 River Rd., Canton, MA 02021 (617) 727-4573 fax: (617) 727-6918 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a

Walking/hiking, bird watching, special events, such as maple sugaring, guided hikes & toursof thefarm and its history. Conference & RetreatCenter. Open year round from7:00 am - 8:00 pm forpassive recreation. Open by appointment for special events. From 1-93 south/128 north or 128/1-95 south take exit 3 in Canton/Milton exit labeled "Houghton's Pond/PonkapoagTrail" follow signs for Houghton's Pond take left at 3-way stop sign onto Blue Hill River Rd.; Brookwood Fann will be on your left .5 mi. 0[2J@J�□��□� Cook's Valley Farm 2200 West St., Wrentham,MA 02093 (508) 883-6709 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Retail outlet is an old post and beam barn.A working demonstrationbee hive, child activityboard and misc. activities. Hours: June 15- November 30 10:00 am -6:00pm. Rt 495 to Exit 16 (King St/Franklin) tum towards Woonsocket, RI. Take 2nd left and go to end. Take right on to West St and farm is 1.5 miles on right. �[2]@]0 □□□□�

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Jane and Paul's Farm 33 Fruit St., Norfolk, MA 02056 (508) 528-0812 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Vegetable farmatand w/ hayrides, picnic area and petting zoo. PYO strawberries and pumpkins. Hours: Mid Juneto Nov. 15 daily form 9:00 am - 8:00 pm In Medfield, take South St off Rt 27. Go 2 miles and bear right at fork. Fruit St is 500 feet on right. ��@J0□EJ□□� Joel's Famous Sweet Corn 730 MainSt. Rte. 109, Millis, MA 02054 (508) 376-2244 fax: (508) 376-8563 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We grow sweet com and a varietyof vegetables, including pumpkins and gourds on our 200 acre farm in Millis. Our stand is conveniently located on Rte. 109, just 200 yards East of Rte. 115. We have Ice Cream Barn, video arcade, mini golf & duck pond. Hours: Mid. July through October, daily9:30 am-7:00 pm Rte 109, 200 yards east of Rt. 115 in Millis �(2]@J□□EJ�□□ LakeviewFarms, Inc. 1040 SouthMain St., Bellingham,MA 02019 (508) 883-3633 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Farm restaurant, PYO Pumpkins, hayrides/ farm tours April - December, (10 persons minimum.) Farm animals: llama, sheep, goats, horses, pigs, turkeys. Hours: April to December From Rt 495 take Bellingham-Franklin Exit #17. Take Rte 140 toward Bellingham Center. After 2 miles take left to Blackstone St. Go to high school and take left at school to So. Main St. Farm is on your right. ��@J0�EJ� □�

Paic49 Hassachuscus Downon fhc Fann Dlrcdory PennsylvaniaFarmer Boy 800 Pulaski Blvd., Bellingham, MA 02019 (508) 883-2754 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We have farm animals, home bakery, freshproduce, canned vegetables, crafts, gifts & custom made furniture Hours: Open year round Mon. - Sat, 7:00 am - 5:00 pm Rt. 495 to Franklin exit 16 south towards Woonsocket RI. Farm 5 M on right, 2 M miles before RI. �□□□□��□□ Shady Oaks Farm 38 WinthropSt., Medway, MA 02053 (508) 533-8905 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a On farm milkbottling operation, tours of farm, milking demonstrations, & hayrides. Hours: Open Mon to Fri 5:00 am - 7:00 pm, closed Sun between 1:00 pm and4:00 pm. Rt. 109 to Winthrop St. in Medway bear left at fork. Farmis on your right. ��@]�□��□□ St. Moritz Equestrian Center 629 WillardSt., Quincy, MA 02169 (617) 472-0649 fax: (617) 774-0220 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a This horse stable may be theonly workingstable in a city in MA. On bus line, at a bus stop, abuts Blue Hills Reservation-part of MDC's Emerald Necklace, trailrides, pony rides, flat, jumping and drivinglessons. Hours: Daily, hours by appointment, every day except Christmas. Rt.128to exit 6 to Rt 37 north. Turn northon Willard St. or by Public Transportation: Red line to Quincy Center and board the #238/ Randolph bus. □�□ 0□�□□□ Hassachuscus Downon the Fann Directory

Sunny Rock Farm 655 North St., Walpole, MA 02081 (508) 668-3448 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Our familyoperated farmstore featuresour own vegetables, bakery and craft section.We host open house house every June with balloons, freemilk, free hayrides, andclowns. Hours: Open 7 days a week fromJanuary through March from8:00 am - 6:00 pm andApril through Decemberfrom 8:00am - 8:00 pm. ���0□��□□ TheBig Apple 207 ArnoldSt., Wrentham, MA 02093 (508) 384-3055 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: http://www.norfolkcounty.com Farmstand sellingown produce - apples, peaches, plums, blueberries, raspberries, squash, tomatoes, etc. PYO blueberries, raspberries, & apples. Public canwatch apples being sorted andcider being pressed in cider mill. Hours: June - October 8:00 am - 6:00 pm seven days a we.ek.November & December 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, seven days a we�k. From 495 exit 16 (King St. Franklin south on King St. Take left onto Upper Union St. Go 2.2 miles. Farmis on your right. ���0□��□� Ward's BerryFarm 614 SouthMain St., Sharon, MA 02067 (617) 784-6939 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Roadside farm marketand pick your own. Hayrides duringstrawbe rry season, other timesby reservation. �ow-cropvegetable farm acreageis available for self­ guided-walkingtours. Hours: Open May throughOctober & December. Summer hours M-F 9:00am to 7:00 pm, Sa. & Sun. 8:00am to 6:00 pm. Spring andFall M-F 10:00 am - 6:00 pm, Sa. and Sun. 8:00 am -6:00 pm. Conveniently located betweenBoston and Providence just off 1-95. Take exit 8 from Rt 95 and head east toward Sharon. Farmis on the rightabout a half mile. ���0□��□□

PiliC51 11,HsachuscusDown on the FannDlrcdory Plymoufh County Beaver Brook Farm 645Summer St., East Bridgewater, MA 02333 (508) 583-0502 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a PYO strawberries Hours: June1 to November 1 daily from9:00 am-8:00 pm. Rt 24 south or northexit Brockton. Follow signsfor Massasoit College. We are located 1 mile down the same street-Thatcher Street.

C.N. Smith Farm Inc. 325 SouthSt., East Bridgewater, MA 02333 (508) 378-2270 fax: (508) 378-2364 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Pettingzoo, cider mill tours, hayrides, school apple picking tours by appointµtent, hauntedhayrides, public PYO fruits,farm stand and garden center. Hours: Year round8:00 am -6:00 pm. ��C!J0 □ EJ� □� Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Association P.O. Box 730, East Wareham, MA 02538 (508) 295-4895 fax: (508) 291-1511 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Growers Associationhost educationaltours for school children and/or groups. Hours: Septemberthrough October - Please callin advance. Varies dependingon harvest.Farm location switches. ��[!]0□□□□� Peaceful Meadows 60 Bedford St., Whitman,MA 02382 (617) 447-3700 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Dairy farm thatproduces milkand ice cream thatare sold on the premises. Barn is open to thepublic. People may pet calves. Hours: Year round, daily: ice cream 10:00am-10:00pm, milkstore 9:00am-9:00pm. Take Rt 18 South from Rt 3 or Rt 18 Northfrom Rt 495. We are on Rt 18 at the Whitman exit. �□□□□□□□□ Hassachuscus Downon the FannDirectory

Plymouth County Correctional Facility Obery St., Plymouth, MA 02360 (508) 830-6211 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We have a dairy andbeef opera ton, anextensive crop & greenhouse operation. We have a farm petting zoo of pigs, goats, calf, pony andaquaculture tank. We grow ornamental cropsand bedding plants.Christmas time - trees,wreaths, andpoinsettias. Hours: Open January throughApril Mon - Fri 9:00 am - 3:00 pm; May throughDecember, daily 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. From Rt. 3 take exit 5, turn left off ramp and first right ���□□��□□or follow signsto Jordan Hospital. Soule Homestead Education Center 46 SouleSt., Middleboro, MA 02346 (508) 947-6744 fax: (508) 946-8559 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Group tours forschools, scouts etc. Gardening & rural craft workshops, communitygardens, SummerSolstice" & YouthArt Celebration in June, HarvestFair & Folk Music Fest. 3rd weekd in Sept., vacation & after-school programs, Hours: Open year round 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Tues. - Sun. Rt. 495 to Rte. 44 Middleboro. Go East off ramp toward Middleboro. Take 3rd exit off rotaryto Rt. 44 E. Turn left at 4th set of lights onto Plympton St. Continue straight 1.5 mi. Bear left at fork. Take 1st left to Cedar □���□��□�St. Go 3/4 mi, righton Soule. The Blueberry Farm 698 West Washington St., Hanson, MA 02341 (617) 447-1584 fax: n/ a e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/ a Relaxed atmosphere, picnic tables, children welcome, picking buckets & take home bags provided, free recipes, freezing/storage instructions, reasonable prices. Hours: Daily,July andAugust from8:00 am to dusk. □□Rt 3 to Rt□ 18□□□�□□ South, then Rt 14 East for 3.5 miles.

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Tree Berry Farm Rt 123, Scituate, MA 02066 (617) 545-7750 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a PYO, blueberries andChristmas trees,call ahead. Hours: PYO-callahead, open 7:00am-12:00pm. Christmas trees-Thurs-Sundayin Decemberfrom 9:00am-9:30pm. Rt 123 on the ScituatefNorwell line.

Woolyvale Farm 713 Union St., Marshfield, MA 02050 (617) 837-2361 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We raise sheep & lambs for wool & meat. Call for direction and hours to visit the farm.

Pafc 54 Hassachuscus Downon fhc Fann Dlrcdory Worcesf er CounfY Afina Winery 203 Russell HillRd., Ashburnham, MA 01430 (508) 827-4645 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Winery and toursof vineyard and winery plus tastings by appointment. Call for appointment. □ [!]□□□□�□□ Alta Vista Farm "The Home Where the Buffalo Roam" 80 Hillside Rd., Rutland, MA 01543 (508) 886-4365 fax: (508} 886-4718 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Herd of Americanbison in our backyard. Viewing area w /chairs and picnic tables. Farm toursavailable. Rides into pasture to see buffaloup close. Bison Burgers available. Hours: year round- Wed., Sat., Sun. 10:00am - 6:00pm or call ahead. From Holden: Follow Rt. 122A to Rutland Center. Turn left onto Rt. 56 south. Pass Citgo Station on right, watch for Prescott St. and go straight for 1.75 mi. You will be on Hillside Rd. Alta Vista Farm on right. �[!][!]�□��□� Arrowhead Acres 92 Aldrich St., Uxbridge, MA 01569 (508) 278-5017 fax: (508) 278-5017 e-mail: [email protected] web page: www.lookup.com/homepages/ 58775/home. Christmastrees andpumpkins are ourprimary crops. Offera fullfunction facility for outings,clambakes, bbq's and birthdayparties. Also offerregular andHalloween hayrides in additionto a pettingfarm. Hours:Groups by appointmentanytime. Public hours: May 1 to Sept 14 are Sundays noon to 5:00pm. Sept15 - Thanksgiving are Weekends noon to 5 pm. Thanksgiving-Christmas Fri., Sat, Sun 10:00am - 6:00 pm. From Rt 146 take the Chockalog Road exit and follow Rt 98. Take Rt 981/2 mil to farm entranceon left. (signs are posted from Rt 146 to the farm.) □ [!][!]��� �[!!]� Nassachuscffs Downon fhc Fann Dlrcdory

BalanceRock Farm 104 HighlandSt., Berlin,MA 01503 (508) 838-2024 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a This is aworkingdairy farmwith a smallpetting zoo. Hours: Open year roundfrom 9:00 am - 7:00 pm. Petting Zoo April- November. Rt. 495 to Rt. 62 west to Berlin Ctr. Take Carter St. northtoward Bolton. Road changes to Highland St. The farm is 1 mi. northfrom Berlin Center.

Berlin Orchards 200 CentralSt., Berlin,MA 01503 (508) 838-2400 fax: (508) 838-9498 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Cross countryski trails, hiking, farm animals,hayrides, PYO apples, farmtours, cider press observation window, indoorfarmers market, gift shop, beehive window, picnicarea, gourmetfoods, year round festivals. Hours: year round,Mon-Sat 9:00 am-7:00 pm, Sun9:00 am-6:00pm, ice cream window-seasonal hours. Located on Rt 62 in Berlin. Take 495 to exit 26. At foot of ramp turn left. Store is 1/2mile on the right side. ��@]0���□� Bolton Orchards Jct. Rts. 110 &117, Bolton, MA 02359 (508) 826-2066 fax: (508) 779-6844 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We grow a variety of fruitsand vegetables including apples, peaches, plums, tomatoes, sweet com and pumpkins. Hours: Open year round,daily. ���□□��□□ Bolton Spring Farm 159 Main St., Bolton, MA 01740 (508) 779-2898 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a PYO apples andpumpkins, hayrides, helicopterrides. Hours: August1-January 10, 9:00 am to 7:00 pm daily. Exit 27 off Rt 495 onto Rt 117 east for 2 miles. �0�0□EJ�□�

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Breezeland Orchards 1791 SouthbridgeRd., Warren, MA 01083 (413) 436-7100 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Pick your own peaches, school tours, picnic tables. Hours: August 1st-Christmas, Open every day 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Between Rt. 20 in Sturbridge and Rt. 9 in Brookfield. Just off Rt. 148. 10 minutes from either route. �[2]□□□��□□ Breezy Gardens 1872 West Main St., Leicester, MA 01524 (508) 892-9201 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a 65 acre 1PM certified vegetable farm. Stand is locatedin a 19thcentury milkwagon/carriage shed. Raise llamas andhave baby cria's in thespring. Hours: Daily from9:00 am-6:00 pm, 3rd week in April thruthe end of October. Mass Pike to Auburn Exit. Take Rt 20 West for 3 mi to Rt 56 N. Take into Leicester Center and get on Rt 9 W for 2mi to West Main Street. 1/2 mi on West Main Street.

BrookfieldOrchards 12 Lincoln Rd., NorthBrookfield, MA 01535 (508) 867-6858 fax: (508) 867-6729 e-mail: · n/ a web page: n/ a PYO apples, retail stand, snack bar, gifts,crafts, antiques, picnicarea, x-countryski trails,farm tours, harvest festivals,flea market, bakery, unique atmosphere in picturesque area. Hours: Year round9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Follow signs from Rts 9, 67 and 31. 18 miles from Worcester,90 minutes fromBoston. Hassachuscus Downon fhc Fann Dlrcdory

Brooks Pond Tree Farm 28 Brooks Pond Rd., North Brookfield,MA 01535 (508) 867-2248 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We operate a Christmas treefarm and hiking trails. We provide nature tours alongwoods and Christmas trees. We have animals for viewing on the farmincluding pigmy goats, rabbits andducks. Hours: Open weekends after Thanksgiving through Christmas. □ �@] □���□□ Carlson Orchards, Inc. 115 Oak Hill Rd., Harvard, MA 01451 (508) 456-3916 fax: (508) 456-8760 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Orchard producingapples, peaches, nectarines,cider mill& bottling area. Packing plant, apple peeler, slicer, cider jelly boiler all on premises. Hours: Open Septemberthrough November 7 days a week, 9:00am - 4:00pm. Rte. 2 west to Ayer/Groton Exit. Farm is 1/4 mile on left. Directions to the Orchard are given at the stand. □ �@J0□��□□ Clearview Farm 4 Kendall Hill Rd., Sterling, MA 01564 (508) 422-6442 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a PYO apples, peaches, pumpkins, red raspberries, hayrides to orchards. Picnicarea. Press yourown cider with handpress or watch us use press from 1910. Hours: Open August 23 - Holidays. 7 days a week. Weekdays 11:00am- 5:00 pm, Weekends 10:00 am - 6:00 pm. Rt. 2 to Rt. 190 south exit 6 to 12S into Sterling Center, follow signs up Maple St. 1/2mi, bear R onto Kendall Hill Rd. From Mass Pike to Rt. 290 to Rt. 190 & follow as above.

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Clover Hill Country Store & Farm Stand 1839 Lower Rd., Hardwick, MA 01037 (413) 477-0316 fax: (413) 477-0316 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Old fashioned country store of post & beam construction, farm fresh produce, meats, bacon, lamb, honey, maple syrup, etc. Petting farmyard with sheep, goats, calves, llamas, emus, bunnies, etc. Hayrides, sleigh rides, PYO pumpkins. Farms 500 acres of hay. Hours: Open year round 7 days a week, 6:00 am - 8:00 pm Mon.-Fri. 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Sat. & Sun. From Mass Pike: exit8 (Palmer) Rt. 32 N to Harwick, 16 mi. Our store is on Rt. 32. From Worcester: Rt. 122W to Oakham, left on Old Tpk. Rd. 7 mi to store. From Rt.2: Rt. 32 S (Athol) to Harwick Ctr. left on Barre Rd. 3 mi straight to our store. ���□□EJ□□� Cooper's Hilltop Farm 515 Henshaw St., Rochdale, MA 01542 (508) 892-3720 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Dairy farm that has continued processing milk and retailing at farm. Chocolate and coffee milk available regularly and egg nog for theholidays. Hours: 9:00am-9:00pmevery day, year round. West of Worcester between Rts 9, 20 & Mass Pike. Drive on Rt 56 to the south end of Leicester. Turn towardWorcester at the yellow blinker at Stafford St junction. At top of first hill, turn north on Henshaw St. Farm is 1/4 mile-name on blue silo. ���□□□□□� Davis' Farmland/FamilyFarm Adventure 145 Redstone Hill, Sterling, MA 01564 (508) 422-6666 fax: (508) 422-6465 e-mail: n/a web page: www.davisfarmland.com Interactive cllildrens farm: learning/play areas, largest exhibit of endangered farm animals in North America, Hayrides/ sleighrides, 150 year old family farm Hours: April1-May 31: daily 9:30am-4:30pm. June 1- Sept 1: daily 9:30am -5:00pm. Sept 2-0ct 30: Thurs-Sun only 9:30am-4:30pm. Exit 6 on I 190 to Rt 12 south and look for state signs. ���0�EJ� □�

Pait 59 l1assachuscusDown on the FannDlrcdory Deershorn Farm Rt. 62 & Chase Hill Rd., Lancaster, MA 01532 (508) 368-7603 fax: (508) 368-0096 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We have a farmstand featuringPYO fruits & vegetables. We also grow all our own sweet com & peaches. Gift items, fruits in customized gift baskest, jellies, annuals, perennials, homemade pastries, cider and much more. Hours: Open April through December, seven days a week from9:00 am - 6:00 pm From Mass Pike to Rt.495 north.Exit # 26, 8 miles West ���□□��□�on Rt. 62. Douglas Orchard 36 LocustSt., East Douglas, MA 01516 (508) 476-2198 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a

We operate a Pick Your Own apple, blueberry, and raspberry operation. Area attractions include Blackstone Valley Heritage Park. Hours: Open seven days a week from10:00 am - 6:00 pm July throughOctober. ���□□��□□Fo�low the big red apple signs on Rt. 16. Fay Mountain Farm,Inc. 12 Cemetery Rd., Charlton, MA 01507 (508) 248-7237 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We have a farmstand and offerPick Your Own apples, peaches, pears, blueberries and raspberries. We also provide cider mill tours, hayrides, picnic area and pond. Children welcome. Area attractionsinclude the Syder Tavern. Festivalsalso. Look for the Trail Blazer sign on Rt. 20 in Charlton. ����□��□� Orchards 321 Elmwood Rd., Lunenburg, MA 01462 (508) 582-6756 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We grow apples, peache�, plums and nectarines. Hours: August 1st through December 24th from9:00am- �□□5:00pm □□□�□□

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George Hill Orchards George HillRd., Lancaster, MA 01561 (800) 699-4331 fax: n/ a e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/ a PYOfarm, home of theApple Tree Theatreand its live educationalprograms emphasizingaudience participation(weekdays,appt only). Farm animalpetting area, freshpies, homemade jams, cider press viewing room, picnicarea, FarmerHills Party Corral, etc. Hours: July thru October, Sunday thru Friday (closed Saturday). Rt 2 to exit 35 (Lunenbur&fLancaster).Take Rt 70 south towards Lancaster for 3.5 miles. Rightonto Rt 117W. 3/10 mi and a left onto Langen Road. 1.7 mi and right onto George Hill Rd. ����□□��� George Hill Orchards, Inc. George HillRd., Lancaster,MA 01523 (508) 365-4331 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We have a PYO fruit farm androadside stand.The "Apple Tree Theatre"provies educationalprograms for over 10,000 children a year. We also offer picnicareas, annuals,baked goods, hyrides, cider press viewingand much more. Hours: Sunday 9:00 am -5:30 pm; Closed Saturdays. From Rt. 2 take Lunenbur&fLancaster exit. Take Rt. 70 South towards Lancaster and drive 3.5 miles. Turn right onto Rt. 117West. Drive 3/10 mi and turn left onto Langden 7mi and turn right onto Georhe Hill Rd. ���□□□�□� Great Brook Trout Farm 120 Meadow Rd., Bolton, MA 01740 (508) 779-0077 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a In theprocess of establishinga fishhatchery. Currently offerfee fishingfor rainbow trout,large mouth bass, sunfish and perch. Will have picnic area andhatchery tours. Hours: M-F by appointment,weekends 6:30- dusk. From 495 take 117 east. 2nd right onto Longhill Rd. First left is Meadow Road.

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Greenwood Hill Farm 59 Brigham St., Hubbardston, MA 01452 (508) 928-5017 fax: (508) 928-5017 e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/a Workingsheep farm, on farm shop, yarnand knitting supplies, sheep skins,spinning supplies, spinningand knitting lessons. Hours: Thur & Fri 10:00am-4:00pm,Sat 11:00am-5:00pm, Sun12:00-5:00pm. 11/8mile on BrighamStreet off Rt 68 in Hubbardston. ���□□□□□� Hartman's Herb Farm 1026 Old DanaRd., Barre, MA 01005 (508) 355-2015 fax: (508) 355-0162 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Hartman'sis a workingfarm where we grow hundreds of varietiesof herbs, perennials,dried flowers, bedding & vegetable plants.Gazebo picnicarea, farm animals: pigs, goats, chickens & rabbits. Bus tours, lunches, demos & lectures by appointment. Hours: Open year round,7 days a week, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm. Closed Thanksgiving,Christmas & New Years Day. From Rt. 95 to Rt. 495 south to Rt. 2 west. ExitRt. 32 south towardsBarre 11 miles. Turnright onto Old Dana Rd. 2 miles to farm.From Boston take Rt. 2 and follow directions as given. ���0□���� Harvey's Farm and Country Store 120 SouthStreet Rt 135, Westborough, MA 01581 (508) 366-1545 fax: (508) 870-1889 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Fifth generation vegetable farm, PYO berries, petting zoo, covered bridge, raise the rarest cattle, offerhayrides to groups (mostly schools). Hours: April to November 9:00am-6:00pm, Christmas Day - April 1 10:00am-5:00pm. Mass Pike to 495 north to Rt 9 west to Rt 135 east to Westboro Center. From rotary, take Rt 135 towards Hopkinton. Farm1/2 mile on left. ��@J0□�□□�

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Hawk Hill Orchards 79 Carleton Rd., Millbury, MA 01527 (508)865-4905 fax: (508)865-4905 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a PYO, 22 acres of mature forest, hiking trailsalong with glacial formations, horse drawn wagon rides on special occasions, picnic grounds. Hours: August thruNovember W-F 1:00- 5:00pm, Sat andSun 10:00am-5:00pm. Labor Day 10:00am-5:00pm, Columbus Day 10:00am-5:00pm. ���□□�□□� Heifer Project International-Overlook Farm 216 WachusettSt., Rutland,MA 01543 (508) 886-2221 fax: (508) 886-6729 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Overlook Farmeducates thepublic about world hunger andpoverty and solutionsthrough animal agriculture for thenon-profit organization. Overlook also has internationalexhibits, hay andsleigh rides, picnicareas, hiking trailsand gift shop. Hours: Open year round Monday -Saturday 8:30am- 4:30pm andSunday Noon to 4:30pm. 10 miles northwest of Worcester. From the intersection of Rts 122A and 68 in Holden, go north2.5 miles. At the blinking light, take a right onto Wachusett Street. Overlook Farm is one half mile on the right. ����□��□� Highloft Farm 24 KingRd., Sutton, MA 01590 (508) 865-2400 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We raise Ceviot & Dorset sheep. We market all wool blankets and provide farm tours by appointment. Our eleventhgeneration farm est. 1716, overlooks southern Worcester Countyand Blackstone Valley. Hours:Open year round most daylight hours. ���□□□�□□

Paicti3 l1assachuscffsDown on fhc FannDlrcdory Indian Head Farm 232 PleasantSt., Berlin, MA 01503 (508) 838-2809 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We produce a variety of b�rries, including blueberries & strawberries for retail andfor PYOoperations. We also grow variety of vegetables fromasparagus inMay to pumpkinsin October. We produce & sell20 different varieties of jams, pickles, etc.

Johnny Appleseed Hospitality and Visitor Center Rt 2 West, Lancaster, MA 01453 (508) 840-4300 fax: (508) 840-4896 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Hospitalityand visitor center witha membershipbase thatsupports the various activitiesthroughout the year. Hours: Dailybeginning Memorial day 9:00am - 6:00 pm On Rte. 2 Westbound. The old Howard Johnson Restaurant. ��[!] □□���□ KE Farm 317 Leadmore Rd., Sturbridge, MA 01566 (508) 347-9323 fax: n/ a e-mail: [email protected] web page: http:/ /www.choicemall.maplesyrup Maple sugar house. Hours: Dailyduring sugaring time Rt 20 to Old Sturbridge Village. Go Straight past parking lot on Stallion Hill Road to top of hill. Take left on Leadmire Rd. One mile to KE Farm.

Keown Orchards 9 McClellanRd., Sutton, MA 01590 (508) 865-6706 fax: n/ a e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/ a PYOapples, wagon rides, tours of thepacking house and storage as wellas the orchards, picnicareas with plenty of open space to roam. Hours: 7 days a week frommid-July to Christmas 10:00am-7:00pm. Off Rt 146 between Worcester and Providence. Take Rt 146 to the Central TurnpikeExit. Exit east towards Northbridgeand take the second left at Dodge Hill Ro�d. Take a right at the tip of the hill at Mc Clellan Road.

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Kip's Christmas Tree Farm 10 Old Common Rd., New Braintree, MA 01531 (508) 867-2423 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Choose and cut Christmastree farm. Wreathsand trees for sale fromThanksgiving to Christmas. Hours: Thanksgiving and Christmas daily 8:00am - 6:00pm. Rt 9 to East Brookfield. Northon Rt 67 in North Brookfield. Then 4 miles northon Rt 67 to Reed's Store. Turn left-11/2miles to farm. ��[!] □□□�□□ Lazy Acres Farm 109 MerriamRoad, Grafton, MA 01519 (508) 839-2991 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Vegetables and spring garden plants. Hours: April thruMid November daily from9:00am to dusk. Rt 140 south from Grafton Center-2nd left.

Mellea Vineyard 108 Old Sturbridge Rd., Dudley, MA 01571 fax: (508) 943-6527 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Mellea Vineyard produces premium European style wines fromour own vineyards using French-American varieties:Earthy, dry & crisp white whines, sweet and semi-sweet rose and fullbodied red wines. We encourage our guests to bring alonga picnic. Hours: Open Memorial Day to December, Wed .to Sun. 11:00 - 5:00 pm Just 15 minutes from Historic SturbridgeVillage on Old Sturbridge Rd., off Rt. 131 & Rt. 84 in Dudley. ��□□□□�□□

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Micheldeuer Farm 159 East Bare Hill Rd., Harvard,MA 01451 (508) 456-3695 fax: (508) 456-3186 e-mail: [email protected] web page: n/a Sheep, peacocks, chickens, extensive perennial gardens, trout pond Hours: Not open to public. Exti 28off Rt 495. West on Rt 111 and take 2nd left­ Slough Road. At stop sign take sharp left on East Bare Hill Road.

MiniBrook Farm 97 WalnutSt., Douglas, MA 01516 (508) 476-3895 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We provide hayrides, sleighrides, carriages for weddings etc, picnicarea. Horses, oxen, peacocks.One mile fromState Forest andWallum Lake. Hours: Year roundby appointment Rt. 16 to Rt. 96 (about 1 M), right on Arch St., right on Walnut St. □�□□□□□□□ Moosehill Farm 165 DonnellyCross Rd., Spencer, MA 01562 (508) 885-5324 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Sheep farming w / registered Romneysheep and handspinning fleeces. Located on theMidstate Trail and overlooking the MoosehillDam andReservoir on the Leicester/Spencer Line. Hours: By appointment. Rt 9 Spencer to Donnelly Road to Donnelly Cross Road. Go to the end, see dam on the right, go up hill and yellow farm house on the left. □□�□□□□□□

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Nashoba Valley Winery and Orchard 100 WattaquadocHill Rd., Bolton, MA 01740 (508) 779-5521 fax: (508) 779-5523 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Picnicarea, scenic gazebo, PYO fruits,winery tours and tastings, private outings, wine shop, festivals, cross country skiing. Hours: Year round daily from11:00am to 5:00 pm. Rt 495 to Rt 117 west one mile to Bolton Center. Turn left at yellow blinking light, 1/4 mile on left to winery. �0[!]0��� □□ NotuseFarm 70 Nourse St., Westboro, MA 01581 (508) 366-2644 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a 10tholdest family farm in Massachusetts. PYO berries June-Oct.Educational agricultural tours, picnic areas, pony rides, horse drawn hayrides, farm animals on display, farm store is open fromMay untilChristmas andwe make our own berry jams, etc. Hours: May: Fri thru Sun 10:00am-5:00pm, June thruOct 31: daily 9:00am-7:00pm, November: Sat and Sun 11:00am-5:00pm,Dec daily 11:00am-5:00pm. Located on Rt 30 2.5 miles west of Westboro Center. Take the Mass Pike west to the Framingham Rt 9 exit, follow Rt 9 West unitil it intersects with Rt 30 in Westboro. Follw Rt 30 West for 5 miles, the farm is on the left. �0C!J0□��□� Overlook Farm & Heifer Project International's 216 Wachusett St., Rutland, MA 01543 (508) 886-2221 fax: n/a e:-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We are a working farm serving as theNortheast Learning & LivestockCenter Project International.The farm includes over a dozen species of farm animals, a two acre organic market garden & gift shop. Tours, hay, & sleighrides, picnic area & hiking trails Hours:Open year round Monday throughSaturday, 8:30 am-4:30 pm, Sunday noon to 4:30 pm. From intersection of Rts. 122A and 68 in Holden, go north2.5mi.At blinking light, take a right onto Wachusetts St. Farm is 1/2mi on right. ��@J0□��□�

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Phil's Apples 24 ProspectHill Rd., Harvard, MA 01451 (508) 456-3361 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a U-pick apples. 1995 state cider champ. Come help make cider (Saturdays,Sundays and holidays-in season). Hours:1st weekend after Labor Day (Sept.-Oct.); 7 days/week; 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Rt. 2 Harvardexit. Take first right, Old Shirley Rd.to Prospect Hill Road. Fruitlands Museum is 1 mile past farm.

Pleasant Garden Daylilies 111 CoventryWood Rd., Bolton, MA 01740 (508) 779-5035 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Grow and sell daylilies. Ourgarden is listed with the HemerocallisSociety as an officialdisplay garden. We featureover 300 cultivars. Hours:July 5-Aug 17, daily from9:00am-6:00am. Other days by appointment. At the junction of Rt 117 & 495: From the south, go right on 117. Under 495 bridge and right onto Sugar Rd.@Herbert'ssign. From the north:straight across 117 onto Sugar Rd. Follow Sugar Rd for 1.5 mi. Coventry Rd is the 2ndright. □�□□□□□□□ Red Apple Farm 455 Highland Ave., Phillipston, MA 01331 (800) 628-4851 fax: n/ a e-mail: [email protected] web page: www.redapplefarm.com Scenicold New England farm. PYO fruit,barbecues, picnicarea, scenic views, foresttrails, farm animals, tours (schools only), hayrides (reg and halloween), haunteddungeon & barn,farm stand, bonfire,an apple treeof 60 varietiesin one! Hours: Mid July thruNov. daily 9:00am-6:00pm, Nov­ Christmasdaily 9:00am-5:00pm. OffRt 2, Exits 18 or 19 and follow the signs. ���0���□�

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Salem Cross Inn Rt. 9, West Brookfield,MA 01585 (508) 867-8337 fax: (508) 867-0351 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a This 1705 farm is set on 600 acres with150 head polled Hereford beef cows and is listedin theNational Register of Historic Places. The restaurant is thehome of theNE Apple Pie contest using a 1699 Beehiveoven. Special Drovers Roast. Hours: Open year round Rte 9 in West Brookfield

Schultz Farm 163 Maple Ave., Rutland, MA 01543 (508) 886-6406 fax: (508) 886-6446 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a A farmstand withhomemade farm fresh products, small tours, animalson display. Hours: Open seven days a week, 9:00 am - 6:30 pm One mile on Rte. 56 from Rutland Center.

Smith's Country Cheese/OtterRiver Farm 20 Otter River Rd., Winchendon, MA 01475 (508) 939-5738 fax: (508) 939-5738 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We make farmstead gouda and cheddar cheeses from milkproduced by our own dairy herd. The cheese is sold on the premisesat our farm store. We also have giftwareand handcrafted gifts at thestore. Hours: May 1-Dec. 31: M-Sat 10:00am-5:00pm, Sun 1:00- 6:00pm and Jan 1-April 30: Thur-Sat 10:00am-5:00pm, Sun1:00-6:00pm. Rt 2 west to Exit 22,IR.t 68. Go 4.5 miles northon Rt 68. Take a rightat the flashingyellow light (Old Winchendon Road). The store is 1.25 miles on the right. ��[!]0 □□�□□

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Stevens Farm 749 Old Coldbrook Rd., Barre, MA 01005 (508) 355-2227 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Farm has been in thefamily forover 200years and 9 generations. Open now as a B&B. Hours: Year round, daily except Thanksgivingand Christmas. Rt 495 /J.'l2Nto Kozy Ka bin, tumright on Chapman Rd. Turnright on Old Coldbrook Road. □ �[!] □ ����@] Stony Farm 428 SalisburySt., Holden, MA 01520 (508) 829-9260 fax: (508) 752-4960 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Hours: By appointment only. Rt 122 A to intersection of Salisbury St., go 1 mile and farm on left hand side.

Sweet WoodruffFarm 225 LincolnRd., Phillipston, MA 01331 (508) 249-9231 fax: (508) 249-8606 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a We operate a sheep farm andsell farm raised products­ yarn, lamb, woven & knitted items. We also sell farm raised eggs, herbs, organic vegetables, dried flowers. Visitors welcomed to wanderthrough the gardens and visit with us andour animals. Hours: July 5 to october 18. Saturdays 9:00am - 3:00pm From Phillipston Center head west on Peterham Rd. The Farm is on the left 1 mi. fromthe junctionof Lincoln & Petersham Rds. �□□□□□□□□

Pqc70 f1assachuscffsDown on fhc Fann Dlrcdory The Farmers Daughter 153 Millbury St., Auburn, MA 01501 (508) 832-2995 fax: (508) 832-8107 e-mail: n/a web page: n/a Year round flowers/herbs/perrenials. Produce in summer andseasonal items. Cut your own Christmas trees, sold thru farmstand. Festivals throughout the year, kids club, seminars. Hours: Easter to Christmas (closed Tuesdays) 9:00am to 6:00pm, except Christmas9:00am -8:00pm. Exit 10 off Mass Pike. Take Rt 20 east and travel to 2nd full stoplight. Turn right onto Millbury Street and go to top of the hill. ��[!]□□��□[!] The Warren Farm & Sugarhouse 31 Warren St., NorthBrookfield, MA 01535 (508) 867-0174 fax: (508) 867-2875 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a Ourfarm is multi-faceted.We have the largest maple sugaring operation in centralMass. Our greenhouse starts plants farms& harvested here. We raise black angus& have PYO bueberries, ChristmasTrees & fruit orchard. Call for hours of operation. Follow Rt. 67 to No. Brookfield. Turn west onto Bell St. 3 blocks north of downtown No.Brookfield. Go one block along Bell & tumleft onto WarrenSt. Farm isat the end of Warren St.

Tougas Family Farm Ball St., Northborough, MA 01532 (508) 393-6470 fax: (508) 393-6470 e-mail: [email protected] web page: http://agranet.com/tougas/ farm.htm PYO fruits, pettingzoo, hayrides andwagon rides, school field trips, farm kitchen/bakery, cider pressing, farm tours. Rt 495 to 290W. Exit 24-Church St. Turnright toward Boylston. Ball St is first right, 11/2 miles uphill. ��[!]0�� □□□

Paic71 f1assachuscffsDown on fhc FannDlrcdory Westward Orchards Farm Stand Mass Ave/Rt 111, Harvard, MA 01451 (508) 456-8787 fax: n/ a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We offer PYO blueberies, apple and pumpkinsin season, picnicarea and special events. Hours: May 1 through Mid-January, dailyfrom 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Closed Thanksgiving, ChristmasDay and New Years Day. Take Rt 495 to Rt 111 west.

Whittier Farms Inc. 86 Douglas Rd., West Sutton, MA 01590 (508) 865-6569 fax: (508) 865-4128 e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a We operate a 500 acres farm with a heardof 350 Registered Holsteins.We milkthe cows and processit at Whittier Creamery in Shrewsbury, and then sell tthe milkat our store on the farm.Milk is bottled in glass and plastic.Grow fruit. Hours: Year round, 7 days a week 9:00 am - 7:00pm. Winter Fri. Sat. Sun.9:00 am - 5:30 pm From Mass.Pike exit 10 Rte. 395 south to Exit 4A Sutton Ave. Follow 2.6 M to Douglas Rd. on right. From Rt. 146 exit Central Tpk. W toward Oxford for 4.5 M. Turnleft to Douglas Rd. and follow 1 mile to farm. ���□□□�□� Winter Hill Farm 1020 Ashby West Rd., Fitchburg, MA 01420 (508) 342-0238 fax: n/a e-mail: n/a web page: n/ a 30 acre family farm specializing in fieldgrown perennials, herbs, annuals, shrubs. Potted perennials and herbs also available. Garden Gift shop, Workshops on gardeningand crafts. Hours: May -December W-Sat 9:00am-5:00pm, Sun12:00- 5:00pm. From the intersection of Rt 31 and John Fitch Highway, North on Rindge Rd 3 miles. Left onto Ashby West Road, 1/2mile on right. �□□□□□□□□

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Zukas Homestead Farm 89 Smithville Rd., Spencer, MA 01562 (508) 885-5320 fax: (508) 885-5546 e-mail: zukas@ma. ultranet.comm web page: n/ a Familyrun farm raisingrelief heifers, one familyat a timeto visit B&B, small animals for thechildren, 200

acres for walks, hillsfro sledding or cross country skiing, very private withfamily atmosphere. Hours: Year round. Mass Pike to Sturbridgeexit. Rt 20 east to Rt 49 north. Right onto Rt 9 east. Left at light by Big Y Plaza. Continue approx. mile. Left onto Smithville Road. Take your next left and we will be on your left. Brown farmon top of hill, long driveway □□�□□�□��

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