Noka Farm

Noka Farm Noka Farm is a small, urban family farm in Graniteville, Vt. that grows seedlings, vegetables, herbs, and cut flowers, as well as year-round farm fresh eggs.

Kate also operates a small home bakery and is involved in many local farmers markets and events!

While I may not be the greatest at remembering to take photos of all our yummy treats, I am really good at baking them! ...
07/08/2026

While I may not be the greatest at remembering to take photos of all our yummy treats, I am really good at baking them!

Here’s a small taste of what we’ve been up to the last few months (including a catering gig!)🧁

Noah got a sweet surprise yesterday when I brought our chicks in for him to share with his classmates! We had a great ti...
04/11/2026

Noah got a sweet surprise yesterday when I brought our chicks in for him to share with his classmates! We had a great time holding them all, learning about what they’ll look like when they grow up, and how to care for them! Big thank you to and for allowing us to share these cute babies with your classes!

We had so much fun yesterday at Emslie The Florist and Gifts for their 3rd annual Easter play date! This is definitely o...
04/05/2026

We had so much fun yesterday at Emslie The Florist and Gifts for their 3rd annual Easter play date! This is definitely one of our favorite events of the year, where all the local community can come meet some baby animals in person ❤️ we love seeing everyone snuggle and love on our chicks! 😍🐥

04/02/2026

It’s hatch day! 😍🐣❤️

We have babies!! 🐣 Today is Day 8 in the incubator, and it’s the perfect time to give these eggs their first candling! F...
03/18/2026

We have babies!! 🐣 Today is Day 8 in the incubator, and it’s the perfect time to give these eggs their first candling! For all you non-chicken-parents, candling is when you hold a light up to the eggs to check their viability and development. It helps you know which eggs are forming chicks, and which eggs are not. Any eggs without embryos, or if they have any hairline cracks, need to be removed so they don’t rot (and potentially explode!) in the incubator.

Photos 1 & 2 show forming embryos in the eggs. You can see veins forming, and the dark circles are the tiny embryos that will grow into the fully-formed chicks! Photo 3 shows an egg that is empty; it is significantly lighter in color than the other eggs, with no visible veins or embryo. This egg will be removed and discarded.

We started off 8 days ago with setting 37 eggs into the incubator, and tonight I only needed to remove 3; crossing our fingers all remaining 34 eggs fully develop and hatch!! Stay tuned, we’ll be candling them again at Day 18 before they officially go into lockdown before Hatch Day on Day 21!! 🐥🐔

Happy Pi Day!! And with St. Paddy’s Day right around the corner, we thought it appropriate to showcase our Irish Cream P...
03/14/2026

Happy Pi Day!! And with St. Paddy’s Day right around the corner, we thought it appropriate to showcase our Irish Cream Pie 🤤🥧🍀

Definitely starting to feel a lot like spring over here!! Eggs in the incubator, seeds starting to germinate in the gree...
03/09/2026

Definitely starting to feel a lot like spring over here!! Eggs in the incubator, seeds starting to germinate in the greenhouse, snow melting outside - what more could we ask for?! ☀️🐣🌱

03/08/2026
We’re SO excited for this new opportunity!! Catch us soon at The Funny Farm’s new location on the Barre-Montpelier Road!...
02/24/2026

We’re SO excited for this new opportunity!! Catch us soon at The Funny Farm’s new location on the Barre-Montpelier Road!! 🥳

Anything specific you want us to carry at their shop?! Drop us a comment below to let us know!! 🫶

02/18/2026

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Graniteville, VT
05654

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