Pariso Farm

Pariso Farm We pride ourselves in being a family run business, where you and your family may enjoy time in the sun and fresh air. Leashed behaved dogs are welcome.

The Farm is steeped in Agricultural history, as far back as the Lenni Lenape Native Americans. It is a 14 acre parcel of what was the original farm belonging to Abraham J. Skillman, for which the town is named. My parent's bought The Farm in 1958, and it eventually became the place to Choose and Cut your Christmas tree for nearly 40 years. Now, we are going back to more traditional farming and bri

nging Fresh, Affordable vegetables to Your Table!! We plan to practice Organic methods, including using organic seed as best we can. We hope to see you over the summer months!

02/06/2026

FRESH EGGS - Offering a few additional weekly egg service orders.

We have several opportunities available starting mid/end of February. Our eggs are brown, blue and green (coming soon) and fresh. The girls are outsides from sun up to sun down (if Mother Nature isn't handing us cold, wind, snow and ice weather).

Our service is super simple. You sign up for weekly pickup (only) and we assign you a day of the week to collect your eggs. You can do 1/2 dozen, 1 dozen or more or less.

Cost is $5/dozen. Pay as you go, pay by the month, or pay for the remainder of the year. We re-use your egg cartons (as long as they are in good condition) to assist in keeping costs down.

Message directly if you are interested, and please feel free to share this post:) or email [email protected]

First come - first in - limited opportunites!

Our Barn Quilt is up and looks fabulous. We are pleased to support our local artists, and be a part of the New Jersey ...
11/03/2025

Our Barn Quilt is up and looks fabulous. We are pleased to support our local artists, and be a part of the New Jersey Barn Quilt Trail.

Night time view under the lights and original Skillman Railroad Station sign.

View from Fairview Road.

07/01/2025

Well, its been awhile .. Clearly, not using social media a lot.

Blueberries are in full swing. Some veggies are coming out of the field, tomatoes soon-ish.

Peaches are abundant, fingers crossed all this rain doesn't bring disease and infections to the orchard.

Still same as before, honor box (okay, pitcher) down front.

Fruit and Veggies are doing their thing. Finally, no late season freeze!! Blueberry bushes and the fruit trees were ...
05/16/2024

Fruit and Veggies are doing their thing. Finally, no late season freeze!!

Blueberry bushes and the fruit trees were loaded with flowers, and are now starting to develop fruit! Yay

Tomatoes are quite happy this year, as are the squash and cucumbers.

Shelling peas and sugar snaps are a bit spotty this year - not sure if it was my planter, or the birds decided the buffet was open, sigh

As usual, drama was not missed when the transmission linkage went on the 'workhorse' tractor. The 1952 Farmall came to the rescue and did rather well for her age!!

Guessing mid-june for items to be down front?!

07/06/2023

Okay, perhaps I thought I had updated everyone, seems I did not. After a tumultuous start (that late freeze near Mother's Day did most of my plants in and a chaotic replanting ensued) ... things are starting to arrive to the stand.

Blueberries for sure, some zucchini, lots of cucumbers. Tomatoes are doing their thing, but not yet ready. Peaches are also doing their thing - still not sure if the late freeze did any damage, but there are loads of them on the trees.

There is a new local rabbit family and the little ones can be seen scampering about quite often 'taste' testing, sigh

04/19/2023

Spring has sprung, and that means we are back at it, getting ready for summer veggies and fruit:)

The fruit trees are loaded with flowers this year - no 17 year cicada's, or late freeze. YAY .. so there should be loads of peaches this year.

The blueberries are starting to pop with flowers too. Squash, slicing tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, potatoes, cucumbers, green beans (if we can keep the groundhog out), shelling peas, sugar snaps, fresh cut flowers - ALL on their way.

Not sure when the stand will open, but soon-ish!

EGGS: After finally sourcing new girlies, we might have a spot or two open for regular weekly egg pickup. If you are interested, and want to check if still available, please email [email protected]

Will post an update when produce starts to hit the stand.

12/11/2022

The farm has now CLOSED for the season. We hope to see you back in 2023 farm fresh fruit and veggies at the farm stand.

12/10/2022

LAST day (Saturday December 11) to find your Choose and Cut Christmas tree. Hours today are 10-3.

11/24/2022

Happy Thanksgiving! It is nearing the time to think Christmas Tree:)

We are open for Choose and Cut Christmas trees on December 3rd and 4th, and Dec 10th and 11th. Hours are 10am-3pm.

We have saws for you to use, and twine to tie your tree in or on your car.

We have Colorado Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce and Concolor Fir. Trees are more chubby than not, but we have tall (10') and short (4').

All trees are $50 - cash or cheque.

03/22/2022

FRESH EGGS - Taking additional orders for weekly egg service.

We have several opportunities available starting end of April. Our eggs are brown, fresh, and the girls are outsides sun up to sun down.

Our service is super simple. You sign up for weekly pickup (only) and we assign you a day of the week to collect your eggs. You can do 1/2 dozen, 1 dozen or more.

Cost is $5/dozen. Pay as you go, pay by the month, or pay for the remainder of the year. We reuse egg cartons (as long as they are in good condition) to assist in keeping costs down.

Message directly if you are interested, and please feel free to share this post:)

12/17/2021

We are now CLOSED for the season. The remaining tagged trees may be collected December 18th between 10am and 1pm.

After that day and time, no trees will be able to be collected. So, if you are one of tagged trees, please plan accordingly.

Merry Christmas, Happy New Year!!

11/17/2021

CHRISTMAS TREES - yes, it is getting closer to that time of year. We have a nice selection of 'Choose and Cut' your own tree this season.

Trees are Concolour Fir, Blue Spruce and Norway Spruce. They ange in size from 4' to 10', coming in both skinny, or plump:) All trees are $50 payable in cash or cheque.

HOURS: Saturday's Dec 4, 11 and 18 Open 12 noon - 4pm
Sunday's Dec 5 and 12 Open 10am -3pm

Tagging is permitted but tree MUST be cut and taken home by Dec 18th.

Hand saws are available, as well as a cart or two to assist being your tree to you car. A netting machine and twine will also be on hand.

Address

404 Skillman Road
Skillman, NJ
08558

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Friday 9am - 3pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm
Sunday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+16094660947

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