Practices

Barrett Hill Farm uses integrated pest management, crop rotation, and no-till farming where applicable to maintain soil health and reduce environmental impact. They grow their own animal feed, including grains, and prioritize livestock care. The farm collaborates with Cooperative Extension and NRCS to implement best management practices, ensuring long-term land preservation.

Offerings

The farm offers farm-to-table dinners with guided tours and seasonal five-course meals, as well as a weeklong Kids Farm Camp for children aged 4–10. These programs focus on education about sustainable farming, animal care, and seasonal food systems. Products are available through their online store, and the farm stand is open daily from 8 am to 6 pm.

Visiting the Farm

The farm stand at 450 Fitchburg RD, Mason, NH 03048 is open daily for browsing and purchasing. While pick-your-own is currently closed, visitors can explore the property and learn about farming practices through events like the farm-to-table dinners and educational camps.

History and Values

Barrett Hill Farm has been a multi-generational endeavor since the 1970s, with a focus on conservation and education. The family, trained in plant science and animal husbandry, manages the land using sustainable methods to ensure its preservation for future generations. Their commitment to quality and transparency connects buyers directly to the source of their food.

How to Buy

Products are available through the online store at https://barretthillfarm.com/. For farm-to-table dinners or camp registration, contact the farm directly. Questions can be addressed via the contact form on their website.