Hurricane Flats Farm

10/31/2021

Last day of the season. Farm stand still open until end of the day.

10/30/2021

Our last market, ever, today 9 AM to 1 PM! Hope to see you there.

Vendors this week You can more information about all our vendors here. You can access a map here.  Moon Castle Farm Empty Nest Sewing My Stained Glass Norwich Farm Creamery Knot Woodworking Honey Field Farm Hogwash Farm Woodcock Farm Cheese Sweet Cow Yogurt Pandemonium Arts Gizmo's Pickle Plus K...

10/23/2021

It is true. Last market for Geo and the gang.

We have some exciting news. Twenty six years ago we bought a run down farm and started fixing it up and created an organic vegetable, popcorn and hay operation. A series of events have caused us to stop and reflect as to what we want with the next stage of our lives. When we asked the question, "Is there anything we'd like to do but can't because we are farming?", the answer was YES, we have other things we'd like to do.

Given that, we have a purchase and sales agreement to sell the farm to a great young couple that will continue to farm Hurricane Flats and live out their farm dreams as we have lived ours.

We can't stress enough that this is a good thing. We aren't being forced into it because of financial or health reasons (at 59 years old Geo says he still out works the younger staff members), rather it's time to do something else. Sharon will continue her work for Dartmouth College and Geo will begin working full time at house rehabilitation, which he has been doing part time for a number of years.

Now the burning, unanswered question, what do we want to do....travel, anywhere and everywhere. Hike the Dolomites in Italy, go to Newfoundland, work with farmers in Africa, swim the English Channel....

We have loved farming and feel indebted to our wonderful customers that supported us and allowed us to live our dream!

10/12/2021

We have some exciting news. Twenty six years ago we bought a run down farm and started fixing it up and created an organic vegetable, popcorn and hay operation. A series of events have caused us to stop and reflect as to what we want with the next stage of our lives. When we asked the question, "Is there anything we'd like to do but can't because we are farming?", the answer was YES, we have other things we'd like to do.

Given that, we have a purchase and sales agreement to sell the farm to a great young couple that will continue to farm Hurricane Flats and live out their farm dreams as we have lived ours.

We can't stress enough that this is a good thing. We aren't being forced into it because of financial or health reasons (at 59 years old Geo says he still out works the younger staff members), rather it's time to do something else. Sharon will continue her work for Dartmouth College and Geo will begin working full time at house rehabilitation, which he has been doing part time for a number of years.

Now the burning, unanswered question, what do we want to do....travel, anywhere and everywhere. Hike the Dolomites in Italy, go to Newfoundland, work with farmers in Africa, swim the English Channel....

We have loved farming and feel indebted to our wonderful customers that supported us and allowed us to live our dream!

10/08/2021

Fall farm stand...

09/03/2021

If you've never been, find an excuse to visit our friends at Cloudland Farm and enjoy some HFF veggies in their creative and delicious dishes!

08/25/2021

Thankful that Henri was not a repeat!

Repair costs for Irene-related damage in South Royalton exceeded $2.2 million. Much of the immediate cleanup was handled by volunteers.

08/22/2021

https://www.vpr.org/podcast/brave-little-state/2021-08-19/tropical-storm-irene-10-years-later

A listener's request about the legacy of Tropical Storm Irene prompted Brave Little State to tell three stories about resilience — personal, entrepreneurial and spiritual.

08/21/2021

Irene hit 10 years ago! Here's hoping this one isn't as bad!!

A tropical storm traveling up the East Coast could bring up to 6 inches of rain in parts of Vermont, beginning Sunday. Officials warn Vermonters to prepare for the possibility of losing electricity and to keep an eye on the forecast.

07/28/2021

Come and get it! Sweet, organic corn on the cob. At our farm stand every day, 8 AM to 8 PM, now thru October!

07/08/2021

Farm stand is open 8 AM to 8 PM every day...