Massachusetts

Farm Shops & Pick Your Own

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Farmer Dave’s

Farmer Dave”s is a farm shop in Dracut, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to buy fresh, locally grown food near you.

Maple Corner Farm

Maple Corner Farm is a farm shop in Granville, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to buy fresh, locally grown food near you.

Coyote Hill Farm

Coyote Hill Farm is a farm shop in Bernardston, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to buy fresh, locally grown food near you.

Crabapple Farm

Crabapple Farm is a farm shop in Chesterfield, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to buy fresh, locally grown food near you.

Warm Colors Apiary

Warm Colors Apiary is a farm shop in South Deerfield, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to buy fresh, locally grown food near you.

Newton Community Farm

Newton Community Farm is a farm shop in Newton, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to buy fresh, locally grown food near you.

Chestnut Tree Corner Farm

Chestnut Tree Corner Farm is a farm shop in Hatfield, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to buy fresh, locally grown food near you.

Steady Lane Farm

Steady Lane Farm is a farm shop in Ashfield, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to buy fresh, locally grown food near you.

White Barn Farm

White Barn Farm is a farm shop in Wrentham, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to buy fresh, locally grown food near you.

Good to know before you go

Farm shops in Massachusetts sell fresh, locally grown produce such as apples, flowers, blueberries, blueberry and pumpkins. Several are pick your own, so you can harvest it straight from the field in season.
There are 200 farm shops listed in Massachusetts, including 61 where you can pick your own. Use the filters above to find the crop or type of farm you want.
Yes. Massachusetts has 61 pick your own farms among its 200 listings. Check each farm’s opening hours before you go, as picking depends on the season.

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