Long Hill Orchard & Farm

Long Hill Orchard and Farm has been in operation since 1896. In 2007 we started our Community Supported Agricultural (CSA) program . Now another growing season is upon us so please view our website and sign up for the CSA. Please feel free to contact us with any questions. In addition to our CSA program we grow produce and fruit for our farm stand including apples, peaches and pears. There are also many other great items available in our farm stand such as, local dairy products (eggs, butter, milk), honey, maple syrup, crafts, baked goods, etc. You can also enjoy a tasty treat from our ice cream stand (opens in April). Community Supported Agriculture Program - Long Hill Orchard in West Newbury is accepting new shareholders for the upcoming 2017 growing season. Last season was a great success and we look forward again to providing you with freshly harvested, chemical and pesticide free produce in exchange for your support of our sustainable growing methods. The shares include weekly pickups of produce at Long Hill, as well as Pick-Your-Own vegetables, herbs, and flowers on the farm. The harvest season will run for approximately 22 distribution weeks, from June to October. Shareholders will receive a wide variety of organically-grown produce. Shareholders are also invited to enjoy the open space of our 150 acre farm for hiking, dog walking, picnics, etc. The benefits of a CSA partnership between the consumer and the grower is the high quality organic produce, maintaining land in sustainable agriculture, strengthening the local economy, knowing your farmer and learning about organic gardening practices. Sign-up is limited but is still open. If you are interested feel free to call our farm stand (978-363-2170) and leave your contact information (name, number, email address) or visit our website. DIRECTIONS - We are very easily located in beautiful West Newbury approximately 30 miles North of Boston. Take exit 57 off Rt. 95, travel West on Rt. 113 for approx 3 miles, we're on the right. Look for the Long Hill Farm sign.