
ABOUT OUR FARM & WHAT'S NEW
C.N. Smith Farm, located in the town of East Bridgewater, Massachusetts,
has been a family owned and operated farm for over
80 years. We are the
third
generation of farmers carrying on the tradition of providing fresh, local fruit
and
produce while maintaining open space and farmland in our community.
Your support is invaluable!
The farm was originally started as a potato farm in the 1920's
by Carl Smith on
20 acres.
Numerous changes over the years included the addition of livestock and poultry.
In the
late 1950's our father, Carlton Smith, a graduate of Stockbridge School of
Agriculture,
decided to take a different direction by raising strawberries and plants for
wholesale and
pick
your own. Some eighty years later, the latest generation of Smiths
is continuing the
family business on 90+ acres of fruit and vegetable crops. In addition to
our pick your own
apples and berries, we cultivate and harvest our own tomatoes, asparagus,
lettuce, corn,
peaches, plums, nectarines, pears, etc. We
encourage you to see and taste first hand
the fruits of our labor in the hopes that everyone can enjoy the experiences of
visiting
the fast disappearing American family farm..
New things are always
happening at the farm. See the scrolling header on the home page and
check out our blog
for the latest news and changes as the season progresses.
– We sell only our own, in-season, locally grown fruit and produce. Fruits and produce sold at our farm in East Bridgewater, our roadside stand in West Bridgewater, or any of our farmer’s markets locations were planted, grown, and harvested in our own local fields. Our on-site cider mill is federally inspected and certified. Additional items sold in our store, which we may not produce ourselves, are purchased from trusted local growers, bakers, or producers only.
Please keep in mind when visiting that C.N. Smith Farm is a privately owned working farm. Visitors are kindly asked to remain in designated customer areas, observe warning signs and stay clear of parked or operating equipment for obvious safety reasons. Also, to help us keep costs down and maintain cleanliness, please place trash in proper receptacles or take it home with you. For health code reasons, please leave your pets at home. Your cooperation is appreciated so that everyone may enjoy the open space and fresh locally grown produce we cultivate.
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