Spring Hill Farm

Spring Hill Farm Sustainable fruit and vegetable farm in New Hampshire's Lakes Region. Spring Hill Farm is a family owned and operated farm located in Sanbornton, NH.

We grow produce year round for markets in the Lakes Region. We are avid gardeners turned farmers in order to be close to nature, to live a more sustainable lifestyle, and to build a strong community of people who love great, local food.

09/24/2020

We're closed. It was a great run, but farming doesn't pay the bills.

08/22/2015
The most perfect blue in the flower world
08/07/2015

The most perfect blue in the flower world

Winter carrots are jut poking their heads up out of the ground. I love pulling these babies out of the ground on a sunny...
08/07/2015

Winter carrots are jut poking their heads up out of the ground. I love pulling these babies out of the ground on a sunny day at Christmas time. Sweetest carrots you'll ever taste.

Couple of new additions to the farm this spring. These 2 Katahdin lambs are about 3 months old. I missed having sheep on...
04/29/2015

Couple of new additions to the farm this spring. These 2 Katahdin lambs are about 3 months old. I missed having sheep on the farm and they will help keep the grass cut in the paddocks.

The sweet potato crop turned out quite well this year.
11/08/2014

The sweet potato crop turned out quite well this year.

Pigs are getting huge on acorns and apples. They love ranging through the woods.
11/08/2014

Pigs are getting huge on acorns and apples. They love ranging through the woods.

Thank you Alex, Lauren and Lindsay for all your hard work and dedication. And especially for making it fun! I'm sure I w...
08/01/2014

Thank you Alex, Lauren and Lindsay for all your hard work and dedication. And especially for making it fun! I'm sure I will never find a group who brings such enjoyment to each and every task. Best of luck!

Yay! Finally cherry tomatoes are here!
08/01/2014

Yay! Finally cherry tomatoes are here!

Chelsea thinks a stack of drying garlic makes a perfect doggy bed.
08/01/2014

Chelsea thinks a stack of drying garlic makes a perfect doggy bed.

We're doing our part here! This is a problem that should be concerning anyone who eats food. Sadly, it's not. "A variety...
07/15/2014

We're doing our part here! This is a problem that should be concerning anyone who eats food. Sadly, it's not.

"A variety of wild plants means a healthier, more diverse bee population, which will then move to the planted fields next door in larger and more active numbers. Indeed, farmers who planted their entire field would earn about $27,000 in profit per farm, whereas those who left a third unplanted for bees to nest and forage in would earn $65,000 on a farm of similar size."

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/15/opinion/bees-and-colony-collapse.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&module=c-column-top-span-region®ion=c-column-top-span-region&WT.nav=c-column-top-span-region

The demise of honeybees should alert us that our own well-being might be similarly threatened.

New interns, just in time for today's Tilton Farmers Market! In the photo, Henry and his mom, Kasia (local friends and h...
07/11/2014

New interns, just in time for today's Tilton Farmers Market! In the photo, Henry and his mom, Kasia (local friends and helpers) and interns Lauren, Lindsay and Alex, who are here for 3 weeks from Pennsylvania and Tennessee. And Eric and Chelsea, of course, enjoying the first purple carrot of the summer. See you at the market!

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165 Hunkins Pond Road
Sanbornton, NH
03269

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