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“The cutest little farmstand in Maine,” we have soups, chowders (GF, DF & vegetarian too) frozen-grab & go, baked goods, fresh eggs at our 1743 farm
Farmstand sales support our rescued farm animals
Hours
7 Days A Week 10-5
98 Cross Point Rd
Edgecomb, ME

Another visitor was spotted the other day snuggled into the inner handle of the sliding screen door of the guest house. ...
09/07/2026

Another visitor was spotted the other day snuggled into the inner handle of the sliding screen door of the guest house. The handle is about an inch wide so the tree frog is a wee being.
The glass door had been closed with the sliding screen door open (does that wording make sense?) so that’s how it was able to get in to the inner side of the screen door. We left it the same way and it has since moved on.
I ❤️ tree frogs. Wonder what creature will visit today? Can’t wait!

09/06/2026

No sooner had I stood up after releasing the tiny turtle at the pond’s edge when I saw what I am fairly confident was a Great Egret flying over the farm. Think of all that we miss seeing and hearing when we are inside.

Last evening this sweet little Painted Turtle was in the swimming pool skimmer sitting atop a collection of floating lea...
09/06/2026

Last evening this sweet little Painted Turtle was in the swimming pool skimmer sitting atop a collection of floating leaves. It had a little beetle catching a ride on its back, and they both are alive to see another day. Painted turtles hatch late August to early September so it’s a newbie. The beetle is now in the grass near the pool, and I put the turtle at the edge of the pond which meant lying down on my stomach in order to lean over the edge to place it at the base of the cattails in the mud. What I lacked in gracefulness was outweighed by the relief that I didn’t fall in!

It’s a beautiful weekend in Maine, the sun is out, and there is a lovely breeze coming from Rusty‘s field across the str...
09/05/2026

It’s a beautiful weekend in Maine, the sun is out, and there is a lovely breeze coming from Rusty‘s field across the street. The farmstand has a spruced-up walkway all thanks to Johanna, and as you can see it is chicken, duck and goose approved. We have Spear’s sweet corn and juicy tomatoes, fresh pies, soups, chowders, fresh eggs from happy hens and newly added vintage china and more. There is something for everyone!

Open 10 to 6, seven days a week
Cash and checks only please

Yesterday I was chatting with lovely farmstand customers from Montreal who said they stop by every time they are in the ...
09/04/2026

Yesterday I was chatting with lovely farmstand customers from Montreal who said they stop by every time they are in the area❤️
Jackson, Pollyanna, Nelly and a small group of the hens came over to welcome them. This great photo was taken by Tania Gilmartin, and we were laughing because the hen stood completely still in that position as if she was posing for the camera. These girls really are funny! Tania sat at the picnic table to pat Jackson and he loved her. He was also trying to get a lick of her ice cream cone…oh that silly cat.

My story about Houdini was longMy post about Dilly won’t be. I hope. Synopsis: -I was drinking coffee-heard neighbor thr...
09/03/2026

My story about Houdini was long
My post about Dilly won’t be. I hope.
Synopsis:
-I was drinking coffee
-heard neighbor through window saying, “Here piggy, come here piggy”
-oh no! Dilly was in the side driveway
-finally got two leashes around her waist when she stopped to eat grain on the ground - see my disgruntled facial expression in photo
-she ate one slow bite at a time
-I got tired of waiting and pulled the leash which was NOT smart
-Dilly acted like a wayward husky in the Ididarod and proceeded to pull me every which way but loose
-inner voice said “you can not let go, you have to hold on no mater what!!!
-eventually she joined her sister back in captivity
-this took approx 6 mos off of my life
-neighbors witnessed me having a complete nutty
-her escape route was discovered & secured
-she remained inside of the fence all day
-I took a shower tonight before bed anticipating my inability to move in the morning

Living the dream they say
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We have corn🌽Tomatoes have almost sold out🍅Pies - we have one left 🥧Eggs have almost sold out🥚🥚🥚Have no fear, everything...
09/02/2026

We have corn🌽
Tomatoes have almost sold out🍅
Pies - we have one left 🥧
Eggs have almost sold out🥚🥚🥚
Have no fear, everything is being restocked.
We are a very busy little farmstand, thank you everyone for your support!




This speckled black and white hen is the oldest of our flock of 18 girls, she is 8 1/2 years old. She is one of our orig...
09/02/2026

This speckled black and white hen is the oldest of our flock of 18 girls, she is 8 1/2 years old. She is one of our original flock of 12 hens from Spring 2018 when we started with 6 Buff Orpingtons and 6 Plymouth Barred Rock hens. Whenever I see this old girl, I make sure that she gets her own piece of fruit or whatever treat I am giving them. She manages fine, she doesn’t get picked on but since she and I are oldest girls around here, I look out for her.

Do you remember our hen Houdini? She was also a Plymouth Barred Rock from that same original group and she was the one who always managed to mysteriously get out of the chicken coop after I took a headcount and closed them in for the night. Sure enough by the next morning Houdini would have escaped the coop and would be walking around outside enjoying her freedom.

Here’s the backstory, in April-ish of ‘24, I separated our dear elderly goat Tudley-Prince of All Goats from the other three goats who had begun bullying him, they wouldn’t let him eat. I moved him to a cozy stall with his own little sunny fenced in area where he would be safe, albeit lonely I feared. Well lo and behold, Houdini began staying overnight in Tudley’s stall with him and they became friends. It was the dearest thing ever! She’d hang out in his outside area during the days with him, eating the grain he dropped. Sometimes during the day she would fly over the fence and join her flock for a little while but she always went back to him. When Tudley died around a year later, Houdini immediately returned to the flock and would sleep with them in the coop at night - mind you still escaping regularly.

Some time during this past Spring she disappeared. I felt sad to head toward the coop to give them breakfast and not see her outside, and I decided to not share with you that she was missing.

Now, before you start to feel bad, I will let you know that she showed up at closing time when I was feeding and tucking in Tilly and Dilly who have been sleeping in Tudley’s quarters since they arrived last November. This is what happened…read on in the comments…

My wonderful neighbors Dan and John were here yesterday helping me with the tractor - the bush hog blades won’t turn and...
09/01/2026

My wonderful neighbors Dan and John were here yesterday helping me with the tractor - the bush hog blades won’t turn and the field desperately needs to be cut. Naturally Rusty wanted to be a part of it, he’s basically just a big old dog.
No luck with the bush hog yet…




09/01/2026

Someone is watching me fill her water trough… Oh how I love this girlie, Blossom - my beautiful Scottish Highland Cow🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿





Address

98 Cross Point Road
Edgecomb, ME
04556

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

+19786607569

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