SUPPORT THE FRIENDS OF HOLCOMB FARM
The Friends of Holcomb Farm is the nonprofit, member-based organization that oversees all the ways in which the farm serves people in Granby and beyond. Your annual gift of $25 or more makes you a member, and helps support the important work we do. We hope you'll join us, and connect with this special place -- this "jewel of Granby" -- Holcomb Farm.
WHAT IS FRESH ACCESS?
Check out this video, created by students from the University of Saint Joseph who conducted interviews at Holcomb Farm in 2022. It does a great job of explaining our Fresh Access program, through which we grow food for people in need.
VISIT OUR TREE TRAIL
Comprised of both mature and newly-planted trees, the Holcomb Tree Trail is located on the east side of Simsbury Road across from the main Holcomb Farm complex. Trees are labeled and the trail is marked with interpretive signs that teach visitors about not only trees, but wildlife, geology and more.
Follow Our CSA
🚨‼️ATTENTION 🚨‼️
Dahlia tubers will be available at our next plant sale!!
-Swipe to see what some of these beauties will look like.
May 24th-25th 10am-4pm
Cannot wait to see you soon!
-P.S. CSA shares are filling up fast, hurry to confirm your spot before we’re sold out!🌱🪴
(CSA begins June 11th)
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Our second and final Shitake Mushroom Log-making clinic is not (yet) sold out. Word from those who participated last weekend said it was great fun, and well worth it. Plus, proceeds are being donated to the Fresh Access program. (Thank YOU, Andy Griffin!) @Sign up for Saturday, May 25th - noon to 2pm at Holcomb Farm. holcombfarm.square.site
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Big Energy at the Farm today. Mckean and Danovan potting up Tomatoes, Kim leading @healingmealsproject volunteers in some seeding, RMS Growers conducting a Mushroom Log workshop, Tom, Sarah & Emma running the Plant Sale and in the fields……
Crimson Clover enjoying its final days before making way for sweet potatoes. Black Currants liking their corner of the field and the Garlic crop looking very promising. Joe amended ground for Celeriac, Brussel Sprouts, Parsnips and Asparagus, and flame weeded Carrots, Beets, Dill and Cilantro (photo unavailable)
It was a good day
FARM STORE OPENS AND CSA BEGINS JUNE 11th…..still a few shares available
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