Tillfree Farm & Services

06/08/2026

Not the best shot but today I spotted the first monarch of the year on the farm! We leave a portion of our farm un-mowed and lots of milkweed grows there🐛🌱

06/01/2026

Last row of cover crops getting crimped.

06/01/2026

Nature's mulch, nature's fertilizer. These cover crops are ready to feed our plants and build healthier soil from the ground up. 🌱🍅

05/31/2026

We unfortunately did get a slight frost on our farm last night, green beans will be replanted this week.
But we never know what we’re going to get with our New England weather!

05/28/2026

04/27/2026

Cover your soil, soil health is the foundation of it all🌱🌱

03/26/2026

Newest addition to our farm- meet Petunia 😊

03/16/2026

🌱 2026 Spring/Summer CSA – Shares Still Available! 🌱

Our 14-week CSA season runs June through the end of August, and we still have a limited number of shares available for the 2026 season!

With our farmers market–style pickup, you’ll get to choose your vegetables each week from that week’s harvest. We aim to have a variety of 5 or more vegetables available each pickup, so you can build a share that fits what you love to cook and eat.

Throughout the season you can expect fresh, locally grown vegetables like lettuce, spinach, kale, bok choy, cabbage, snap peas, beans, radishes, salad turnips, tomatoes, peppers, and more. 🥬🍅🌱

CSA members get first access to the harvest each week, and it’s one of the best ways to enjoy truly fresh food while supporting your local farm.
For more information and to sign up: https://www.tillfreefarm.com/csasignup

ALSO- Something big is coming to the farm this season… 🌱

We’ve been working behind the scenes on something we’re really excited about, and we can’t wait to share it with you. Not quite ready to spill the details yet… but it’s going to be a great addition to the farm.

Any guesses what it might be? 👇

Tillfree Farm SharesFresh vegetables. Healthy soil. A connection to your local farm.Join our Spring/Summer CSA and enjoy a season of weekly harvests grown using organic, regenerative, no-till farming practices. It’s a simple way to eat fresh, seasonal food while supporting the farm that grows it.I...

03/09/2026

Tried explaining daylight savings time to the chickens this morning.
They were not impressed. Breakfast was demanded immediately🌞🐓

Most people assume farmers pushed for daylight saving time, but history tells a different story. When the U.S. first adopted the clock change in 1918, many farmers opposed it because crops and livestock follow the sun, not the clock. Share this with someone who still blames farmers for the time change.

02/07/2026

Nothing better than dogs running wild in fresh snow ❄️🐾
Hope everyone’s staying warm and cozy today!