Smith & Meyer Farm

10/03/2026

These delicious fresh baked apple pies are in the cooler and ready for a new home!
Enjoy!🍎🍏💕

10/02/2026

More fresh baked apple goodies have hit the stand! Get em while they last! 💕
You will find…

🍎Apple Streusel Muffins
🍏Large Apple Crumble

And a new addition…
🍎Apple Butter Cookies

Btw…the first batch of cookies never made it to the stand because my family ate them all! 😂
Enjoy!🥰

10/01/2026

How can you make this beautiful fall morning even better? With a bottle of Heritage Cidar and an apple c***r donut, of course!
The stand is open! Enjoy your day!🍁🍎

09/28/2026

If you visit the stand and find the door locked when the OPEN flag is up, please give us a call. Our phone numbers are posted by the door. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Technology is wonderful…when it works!

09/28/2026

Don’t forget about your fur-babies when you stop to grab a fresh heritage Cidar! 🍎🐾💕

The shelves are restocked with fresh homemade goodies! Stop into the farm stand in Princeton and get your fur-baby a yummy treat!
You will also find our newly added over-the-collar bandanas to give your pup a little style!
🐾💕

09/26/2026

For those that have an empty belly and crave a seasonal beverage...it's time to stop into Helen's for some good viddles and a yummy Apple Cidar Sangria...cheers!

🍎 It’s fall in Downeast Maine! 🍎

Excited to introduce our new

✨Apple C***r Sangria✨

Smith and Meyer orchard is located “just up the road from us” in Princeton, Maine since 1868. We are excited to feature their hard apple c***r in our version of fall sangria!

Crisp, refreshing, and a little bubbly. 🥂

09/23/2026

We have bushels of cortlands now available at the Orchard farmstand on Route 1. Our apples are naturally grown without the use of chemicals. Open daily as self serve from dawnish to duskish.

09/20/2026

A Puzzle for the Boys...Sometimes we get inquiries on the spelling of our CIDAR. The "AR" instead of "ER" nomenclature is purposely used instead of the conventional spelling for multiple reasons.

It is an OLD School spelling used at a time when chemicals were not. Fruit was grown naturally, aided by cow manure, seaweed, and less human intervention. We feel The CIDAR spelling represents the difference between our Naturally grown Apples that we use in the Smith & Meyer Heritage CidAr, opposed to c***r, where extra chemicals and questionable processing are more often used.

Sometimes things are not what they appear. The Next time you buy an "apple drink"...look at the label. See where its from, what additives are in it, check color. If its being trucked from out of state, how does it stay "fresh". If consumers actually realized what was IN those other c***rs, they likely would question consumption.

So our spelling is just "A" way to know the difference between Our Heritage Cidar and the other commercially offered c***rs sold "E"verywhere.

Sometimes you have to look back, or in the mirror to find the answers.

09/19/2026

You can find treats for you and your fur-baby at our farm stand in Princeton! The shelves and freezer are stocked with a variety of Love From Leo treats & food, in addition to our yummy apple products!
Stop in and treat your pup to wholesome, preservative-free snacks made with nutrient-dense, human-grade ingredients. 🐾💕